The Texans have allowed the second-fewest yards per game this season, which has proven to be a stingy defense. However, they rank 30th in red zone defense. The Lions, meanwhile, rank 8th in red zone offense — and rank first since Week 3, according to TruMedia, with an 81.8 percent conversion rate in that span. If the Lions can move the ball, consider their chances of finishing when it matters.

On the other hand, Detroit’s red zone defense ranks fourth overall, while the Texans offense ranks 15th on the season (26th since Week 3). The team that performs better in the red zone should win this one, in an otherwise close match.