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Week 12 Capsules EST. 1947 EST. 2002 Indianapolis Colts (6-4) at Houston Texans (6-4) WEEK 12 // THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 2019 // 8:20 PM ET // NRG STADIUM // REFEREE: RONALD TORBERT On November 14, 2004, Indianapolis QB Peyton Manning passed for 320 yards and five touchdowns in a 49-14 win over Houston. Manning would go on to be named Associated Press Most Valuable Player. REGULAR-SEASON SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Colts lead all-time series, 27-8 LAST GAME: 10/20/19: Texans 23 at Colts 30 STREAKS: Colts have won past 2 LAST GAME AT SITE: 12/9/18: Colts 24, Texans 21 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS HOUSTON TEXANS W 33-13 vs. Jacksonville LAST WEEK L 41-7 at Baltimore Frank Reich: 2-1 COACH VS. OPP. Bill O’Brien: 4-7 22.7/20.6 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 24.5/23.2 343.8 OFFENSE 380.2 Jacoby Brissett: 168-260-1797-15-4-97.5 PASSING Deshaun Watson: 230-331-2601-18-6-103.3 Marlon Mack: 192-862-4.5-4 RUSHING Carlos Hyde: 158-769-4.9-4 T.Y. Hilton: 32-360-11.3-5 RECEIVING DeAndre Hopkins: 75-745-9.9-4 325.6 DEFENSE 374.4 Justin Houston: 8 SACKS Whitney Mercilus: 5.5 Darius Leonard: 2 INTs Tashaun Gipson: 2 -3 (12/15) TAKE/GIVE +1 (14/13) Rigoberto Sanchez: 44.6 (41.7) PUNTING (NET) Bryan Anger: 46.2 (43.7) Adam Vinatieri: 63 (18/24 PAT; 15/20 FG) KICKING Ka’imi Fairbairn: 63 (24/29 PAT; 13/18 FG) COLTS NOTES TEXANS NOTES • QB JACOBY BRISSETT passed for 326 yards & 4 TDs vs. 0 • QB DESHAUN WATSON has 19 TDs (16 pass, 3 rush) vs. 2 INTs for career-high 126.7 rating in Week 7 meeting. Has 95+ INTs for 121 rating in 6 career primetime games. Has 95+ rating in 2 of his past 3 vs. division. Is 4-0 with 8 TDs (7 pass, rating in 2 of 3 career games vs. Ind. Aims for his 3rd in row 1 rush) vs. 0 INTs for 107.2 rating in 4 starts vs. Hou. at home with 3+ TD passes & 115+ rating. • RB JONATHAN WILLIAMS had career-high 147 scrimmage • RB CARLOS HYDE had 65 rush yards & rush TD last week. yards (116 rush, 31 rec.), his 1st career game with 100+ rush Has 90+ scrimmage yards in 2 of his past 3 vs. division. RB yards last week. DUKE JOHNSON had 56 scrimmage yards (34 rush, 22 rec.) • WR T.Y. HILTON had 74 rec. yards & TD catch in Week 7 in Week 7 meeting. Since 2015, is 1 of 2 RBs (JAMES WHITE) meeting. Has 933 rec. yards (133.3 per game) & 7 TD catches with 250+ catches (259) & 10+ rec. TDs (10) in 7 career games at Hou. Aims for his 3rd in row at Hou. with • WR DEANDRE HOPKINS had 7 catches for 80 rec. yards last 175+ rec. yards. WR ZACH PASCAL had 106 rec. yards & 2 TD week. Became 2nd-youngest player to reach 600 catches in catches in Week 7 meeting. Aims for his 4th in row vs. Hou. NFL history. Had 9 catches for 106 rec. yards & TD catch in with TD catch. TE ERIC EBRON had 70 rec. yards & TD catch Week 7 meeting. Has 397 rec. yards (99.3 per game) & 4 TD in last meeting. Aims for his 5th in row vs. Hou with TD catch catches in his past 4 vs. Ind. Aims for his 5th in row vs. Ind. (incl. postseason). WR MARCUS JOHNSON had rec. TD last with TD catch. WR KENNY STILLS had 105 rec. yards in Week week, his 2nd career TD. Has TD catch in 2 of his past 3. 7 meeting. TE DARREN FELLS ties for league lead among TEs • LB DARIUS LEONARD had 10 tackles & INT in Week 7 meeting. with 6 TD catches in 2019. Aims for his 3rd in row at home Aims for his 4th in row vs. Hou. with 10+ tackles. DE JUSTIN with 2+ rec TDs. HOUSTON had sack in Week 11. Aims for his 7th in row with • LB ZACH CUNNINGHAM had team-high 10 tackles last week, sack. CB KENNY MOORE had team-high 9 tackles, sack & PD his 9th career game with 10+ tackles. LB BENARDRICK last week. Had sack, 2 PD & INT vs. Hou. in AFC-WC on 1/5/19. MCKINNEY had 8 tackles & TFL in Week 11. Had 2 TFL in Aims for his 3rd in row vs. Hou. with sack (incl. postseason). Week 7 meeting. LB BRENNAN SCARLETT had 7 tackles & Rookie CB ROCK YA-SIN had 6 tackles, TFL & 1st-career INT sack last week. Aims for his 3rd in row with sack. S JUSTIN last week. Rookie CB MARVELL TELL had career highs in REID has 8+ tackles in 2 of his past 3 at home. NT BRANDON tackles (5) & PD (3) in Week 11. Aims for his 4th in row with PD. DUNN had INT vs. Ind. in AFC-WC on 1/5/19. TV: FOX/NFLN/Amazon (8:20 PM ET): Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews (field reporter), Kristina Pink (field reporter) ON THE AIRWAVES NATIONAL RADIO: Westwood One: Tom McCarthy, Tony Boselli SIRIUS: 81 (Ind), 83 (Hou) | XM: 225 (Ind), 226 (Hou) EST. 1976 EST. 1966 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-7) at Atlanta Falcons (3-7) WEEK 12 // SUNDAY, NOV. 24, 2019 // 1:00 PM ET // MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM // REFEREE: CLAY MARTIN Atlanta QB Wade Wilson set a then-franchise record with five touchdown passes in a 35-7 win over Tampa Bay on December 13, 1992. REGULAR-SEASON SERIES HISTORY LEADER: Falcons lead all-time series, 27-24 LAST GAME: 12/30/18: Falcons 34 at Buccaneers 32 STREAKS: Falcons have won past 5 LAST GAME AT SITE: 10/14/18: Falcons 34, Buccaneers 29 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS ATLANTA FALCONS L 34-17 vs. New Orleans LAST WEEK W 29-3 at Carolina Bruce Arians: 1-2 COACH VS. OPP. Dan Quinn: 5-3 27.7/31.3 PTS. FOR/AGAINST 22.0/26.2 380.4 OFFENSE 374.8 Jameis Winston: 242-406-3078-19-18-80.5 PASSING Matt Ryan: 243-351-2663-18-9-97.8 Ronald Jones: 107-423-4.0-4 RUSHING Devonta Freeman: 107-371-3.5-0 Mike Evans: 58-993-17.1-7 RECEIVING Julio Jones: 59-882-14.9-4 371.8 DEFENSE 369.3 Shaquil Barrett: 11.5 SACKS Grady Jarrett: 5.5 Many tied: 1 INTs Desmond Trufant: 3 -10 (15/25) TAKE/GIVE -8 (8/16) Bradley Pinion: 43.5 (39.4) PUNTING (NET) Ryan Allen: 40.8 (31.8) Matt Gay (R): 85 (25/27 PAT; 20/23 FG) KICKING Younghoe Koo: 25 (4/4 PAT; 7/8 FG) BUCCANEERS NOTES FALCONS NOTES • QB JAMEIS WINSTON passed for 313 yards last week. Has • QB MATT RYAN passed for 311 yards with TD vs. 0 INTs 300+ pass yards in 5 consecutive games, longest active for 111.1 rating last week. Has 49,383 career pass yards & streak & longest in franchise history. Had 345 pass yards & surpassed HOFer WARREN MOON (49,325) for 10th-most 4 TDs vs. INT for 121.7 rating in last meeting. Has 1,581 pass pass yards in NFL history. Became 2nd player (DREW BREES) yards (316.2 per game) & 18 TDs vs. 4 INTs for 120.6 rating in NFL history with 60+ games (60) of 300+ pass yards in 1st in his past 5 vs. Atl. Aims for his 6th in row vs. Atl. with 3+ TD 12 seasons. Has 300+ pass yards in 5 of his past 6 vs. TB. Has passes & 110+ rating. 1,403 pass yards (350.8 per game) & 8 TDs vs. INT for 115.7 • RB RONALD JONES has rush TD in 2 of his past 3. RB rating in his past 4 at home vs. TB. PEYTON BARBER had 2nd career TD catch last week. Had • RB KENJON BARNER had 78-yard PR-TD last week, 2nd- 106 scrimmage yards (82 rush, 24 rec.) in last road meeting. longest PR-TD in franchise history (HOFer DEION SANDERS • WR MIKE EVANS had 6 catches for 106 yards & 2 rec. TDs - 79-yard PR-TD on 10/28/90). in last meeting. Has 8 TD catches in his past 9 vs. Atl. Aims • WR JULIO JONES had 91 rec. yards last week. Had 9 catches for his 3rd in row on road with 10+ catches, 180+ rec. yards & for 138 yards & TD in last meeting. Had career-high 253 rec. TD catch. WR CHRIS GODWIN had TD catch last week. Had yards vs. TB on 11/26/17. In 14 career games vs. TB, has 102 114 rec. yards & 2 TDs in last meeting. Aims for his 3rd in row receptions for 1,695 rec. yards & 11 TDs, all most vs. any vs. Atl. & 3rd in row on road vs. NFC South with rec. TD. TE opponent. WR CALVIN RIDLEY tied his career high with 8 CAMERON BRATE had career-high 10 receptions in Week 11. catches & had 143 rec. yards & TD catch last week. Had rec. Had rec. TD in last road meeting. TD in last meeting. Has 8 TDs in 8 career games vs. NFC South. • LB DEVIN WHITE (rookie) led team with career-high 13 • LB DE’VONDRE CAMPBELL led team with 11 tackles & had tackles last week. Is only rookie in 2019 with 2 games of 12+ 2nd career INT last week. Has 38 tackles (9.5 per game) in tackles.
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