HST @ CLV Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
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HST
Texans

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PROJECTION
| WIN% | PROJ | |
|---|---|---|
| HST | 86% | 22 |
| CLV | 14% | 13 |
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CLV
Browns
Texans by 9.0
Across 50 simulations, Texans come out on top 86% of the time by an average of 9.0 (22-13).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Quinshon Judkins (Browns) vs Tremon Smith (Texans) - winner: Tremon Smith, holding him to 2.3 yds a carry - met in the backfield.
- David Montgomery (Texans) vs Quincy Williams (Browns) - winner: Quincy Williams, holding him to 2.4 yds a carry - the front wins up front.
In the Trenches
- The Texans get stonewalled often up front, winning only 51% of reps (7.3 sacks a game), with Will Anderson Jr. (4.4 sacks, 9.4 pressures a game) setting the tone.
- The Texans' line should hold up: the Browns win just 51% of their reps, mustering 4.4 sacks and 25.3 pressures a game, and Jared Verse (1.2 sacks, 7.6 pressures a game) headlines it.
Through the Air
- The Texans will live and die with Nico Collins, who comes open 54% of the time (54 yds a game).
- The Browns lean on Denzel Boston, good for 6.5 catches and 63 yds a game while breaking open on 49% of his routes.
- Jalen Pitre (Texans) locks down his side, giving up open windows on just 36% of routes, good for 0.1 INT a game.
On the Ground
- The Texans' run game leans on David Montgomery — 12 carries, 28 yds a game (2.4 a carry) into a stout front.
- Expect a steady diet of Quinshon Judkins: 27 yds a game at 2.3 a carry for the Browns.
Model vs Market
HST by 9.0 (86% to win) Projected total 35 pts C.J. Stroud ~256 pass yds (250+ 46%) Denzel Boston ~86 rec yds, 5.4 rec (70+ 62%)








