Lots of keeps, floats wide open touchdown.

Texans, Jordan Thomas, pass, Amendolo, double pass.

Receiver is open, that's great for the touchdown.

Watson standing back there alone and speaking of alone.

There's Hopkins. Hopkins, touchdown.

Uh oh, the Houston Texans are coming on.

Dan Hans is here, the around the NFL podcast.

Ride in solo here.

Gonna throw it to me and the rest of the boys previewing all the week, nine games in just a few minutes, but we're gonna start with Thursday night football, a 42 to 23 win for the Houston Texans and it could not have been more impressive, especially on the offensive side of the ball for Houston.

Deshaun Watson playing one of his best games as a pro, maybe his best game as a pro, a complete 16 of 20 passes, 239, five touchdowns, no turnovers, a pass rating of 156.

He had, here's a stat, here's a good stat you like for your quarterback had more touchdown passes than in completions.

The Dolphins really had no answer for Watson and that is my big takeaway from this game is that Watson blew out his ACL during a practice on November 2nd of last year.

So we're coming up on the one year anniversary.

This is the first time where I was watching him play and I thought to myself, okay, this is the guy is college coach called him the next MJ or I guess the first MJ football.

So we're, you know, it's a weird thing.

And this Deshaun Watson, this version is the guy that took the league by storm last year, his ability to keep plays lives with his legs.

A couple of big scrambles in this game.

Just one big scramble, about 14 yards and it was a big conversion and he kept numerous plays live with his feet, including some of his touchdown passes.

Watson played tremendously well in this game and a Texans left for dead at 0 and 3 and statistically in history is instructive usually at 0 and 3 team.

It's all over, but here we are. Five wins in a row. They have control of the AFC South.

I know they've had issues with the Patriots historically, especially in the playoffs, but guess what?

When you look at the AFC playoff picture, I think it's time to take the Texans seriously because I think they are not at New England's level, not at Kansas City's level.

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