Texans vs. Patriots Spread: 2013 NFL Divisional Playoffs

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The Texans vs. Patriots spread for the 2013 NFL Divisional Playoffs had New England as a big -9 point favorite.  You can bet this game with as little as $5 online at Bookmaker here.  Get up to $2500 in FREE CASH. Wager right up to the final play of most televised games.  Serving the sports betting community since 1985.

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65 percent of those betting the spread were backing New England in this game.

Houston beat the Cincinnati Bengals by a final score of 19-13.

Houston's offense had the ball for almost 39 minutes as it ate up the clock with a season-high 32 carries from Arian Foster.

"We controlled the line of scrimmage, and any time we do that it's going to be hard to beat us," Foster said.

Foster now has an NFL-record 425 rushing yards in his first three career postseason games.

The -9 line comes as a result of Houston’s poor showing during the close of the NFL regular season, leading to a fall from the number one seed to the number three seed.  New England beat Houston in Week 14 by a final score of 42-14.    

 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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