Game facts: Texans and Bengals (Texans facts)

Published: Jun 10, 2017 at 05:50 AM

Not going deep: Neither Deshaun Watson nor Tom Savage completed a pass that traveled 15+ yards in the air in Week 1.

Watson > Savage?: The Texans averaged 3.7 yards per play with Deshaun Watson at QB in Week 1; they averaged 1.9 yards per play with Tom Savage at QB.

Target man:DeAndre Hopkins was targeted 16 times in Week 1 (tied 3rd-most in a single game in his career).

QB-WR dynamic:Watson caught six of his 11 targets from Watson in Week 1. Watson caught only one of five targets from Tom Savage.

Where's Clowney?:Jadeveon Clowney didn't have one sack or one QB hit in Week 1; he had one tackle overall.

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