Saints-Texans Betting Line at Houston -3

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The Saints-Texans betting line had Houston as a -3 home favorite and seeing around 65% of the action.  At some books they were the second most wagered on side after New England early on.

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The Texans have just won three following an abysmal performance last month in Miami.  They are starting to look like the division champs of late though currently at 5-5 tied with Indianapolis and the Colts have just won two straight.

This division is very much up for grabs as even Jacksonville is a mere one game out of contention. 

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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