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How to watch Browns vs. Texans football game

By Scout Staff

Nov 15, 2020 at 3:10 pm ET • 2 min read

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The Cleveland Browns and the Houston Texans have showed up to the matchup, but their offenses sure haven't. At halftime neither squad has the game in the bag, but Cleveland leads 3 to nothing.

RB Kareem Hunt has led the way so far for the Browns, as he has picked up 36 yards on the ground on eight carries. Houston has been relying on RB Duke Johnson, who has picked up 48 yards on the ground on ten carries, and WR Will Fuller, who has caught four passes for 34 yards.

Despite being ahead, this is tied with the least points Cleveland has had yet this year going into the third quarter.

Who's Playing

Houston @ Cleveland

Current Records: Houston 2-6; Cleveland 5-3

What to Know

The Cleveland Browns have had a week off and are no doubt ready to get back on the field. They have the luxury of staying at home another week and will welcome the Houston Texans at 1 p.m. ET Nov. 15 at FirstEnergy Stadium. Houston should still be feeling good after a victory, while the Browns will be looking to right the ship.

Cleveland entered their contest against the Las Vegas Raiders two weeks ago without any home losses -- but there's a first time for everything. Cleveland took a 16-6 hit to the loss column.

Meanwhile, after constant struggles on the road, Houston has finally found some success away from home. They skirted past the Jacksonville Jaguars 27-25. It was another big night for Houston's QB Deshaun Watson, who passed for two TDs and 281 yards on 32 attempts in addition to picking up 50 yards on the ground. Watson's 77-yard touchdown toss down the right side of the field to WR Will Fuller in the third quarter made for one of the most memorable moments of the afternoon.

The Browns are the favorite in this one, with an expected 4.5-point margin of victory. Now might not be the best time to take Cleveland against the spread since they've let down bettors for the past three consecutive games.

Cleveland's loss took them down to 5-3 while Houston's win pulled them up to 2-6. Allowing an average of 30.25 points per game, the Texans haven't exactly asserted themselves on the defensive end. We'll see if they can patch up the holes in their defense before their upcoming game.