New on Sports Illustrated: Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Texans NFL Week 4 Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, plays and more for the Buffalo Bills vs. Houston Texans NFL Week 4 matchup on October 3, 2021.

Sep 19, 2021; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott reacts during the first half against the Miami Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports

The Houston Texans (1-2) are overwhelming 16.5-point underdogs on Sunday, October 3, 2021 against the Buffalo Bills (2-1). The over/under is 47.5 in this matchup.

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Odds for Bills vs. Texans

Odds courtesy of SI Sportsbook.

Over/under insights

  • Buffalo and its opponents have scored at least 47.5 points or more just one time this season.
  • Houston and its opponents have combined to score more than 47.5 points in two games this season.
  • The combined points per game average of the two teams, 53.6, is 6.1 points more than Sunday's over/under.
  • These two squads combine to surrender 40 points per game, 7.5 fewer than this contest's over/under.
  • Bills games have an average total of 47.2 points this season, 0.3 fewer than Sunday's over/under.
  • The 47.5 total in this game is 2.0 points above the 45.5 average total in Texans games this season.

Bills stats and trends

  • So far this year Buffalo has two wins against the spread.
  • Buffalo's games this year have hit the over one time in three opportunities (33.3%).
  • The Bills put up 31.3 points per game, six more than the Texans allow per outing (25.3).
  • Buffalo is 2-0 against the spread and 2-0 overall this season when the team notches more than 25.3 points.
  • The Bills average 388.7 yards per game, just three more than the 385.7 the Texans give up per contest.
  • This year, the Bills have three turnovers, two fewer than the Texans have takeaways (5).
  • Click over to SISportsbook and find the latest spread, moneyline and total for Buffalo's matchup with the Texans.

Texans stats and trends

  • Thus far this year Houston has two wins against the spread.
  • Houston's games this year have hit the over two times in three opportunities (66.7%).
  • The Texans average 22.3 points per game, 7.6 more than the Bills give up (14.7).
  • Houston is 2-0 against the spread and 1-1 overall in games when it scores more than 14.7 points.
  • The Texans rack up 62 more yards per game (314.7) than the Bills allow per matchup (252.7).
  • In games that Houston piles up more than 252.7 yards, the team is 2-0 against the spread and 1-1 overall.
  • This season the Texans have two turnovers, four fewer than the Bills have takeaways (6).

Home and road insights

  • This season, Bills home games average 46.8 points, 0.7 fewer than this matchup's over/under (47.5).
  • This season, Texans away games average 48.0 points, 0.5 more than this matchup's over/under (47.5).

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