Free NFL Picks Week 6 – Colts vs. Texans Thursday Night Football

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The first of our free NFL picks for Week 6 will be on the Colts vs. Texans.  Gambling911.com bases its NFL and College Football picks on line movements and perceived firm opinions by the sportsbooks.

Thursday there is a very strong opinion on the Houston Texans +2.5 and we are all over them.

Not only are the books not moving over the dangerous number 3 to draw more action towards Houston, they are actually dropping the line a half point in order to attract more backing for the Colts.  

The amount of early action coming in on Indianapolis was pretty sick at just shy of 90%.

Aside from last season when Houston imploded, these two franchises have alternated wins and losses since 2010.  The home team has won 8 of the last 10 in the series.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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