The 2011\/12 NFL futures betting<\/a> season is here in full force! If you like to bet on the NFL, you are in the best possible place for online betting. CappersPicks.com has NFL odds<\/a> up on a ton of futures, and you will also find NFL lines up for early games as well.<\/p>\n One of my favorite tools in preparing for the 2011 NFL football season and to enhance your nfl wagering knowledge is to look ahead at each teams NFL schedule, and evaluate the games they will play. <\/p>\n When it comes to sports handicapping Cappers Picks has been recognized as a leader and trusted name for more than 8 years. Sign up for our weekly newsletter and receive free NFL Betting info and up to date Houston Texans betting information.<\/p>\n Check out the week to week schedule of your favorite NFL teams. Starting in Week 11, flexible scheduling comes into play for Sunday games. NBC has the Sunday night schedule and has the ability to move games from the afternoon to prime time.<\/p>\n Listed below is the NFL 2011 Houston Texans schedule and some insider NFL handicapping<\/strong> info.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 11 INDIANAPOLIS <\/strong>Houston has been perceived as the most viable divisional challenger to Indy for years now, but something always ends up going to pot. This much is clear: the Texans were dead last in pass defense last season; a marked improvement is crucial to hang with Peyton Manning and Co.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 18 @ Miami <\/strong>This offers a decent chance for Houston to square its early-season record at .500. If RB Arian Foster can continue what he started with 2010\u2019s great campaign, pivot Matt Schaub should inflict maximum damage also.<\/p>\n Sun, Sept. 25 @ New Orleans <\/strong>The scouting report for the Indy game is much the same as the third test versus New Orleans. If the Texans can\u2019t figure out how to cover someone, they are sunk. Houston addressed the pass-rush and the back seven in the Draft; a lot is riding on early production from rookies.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 2 PITTSBURGH <\/strong>This should be a great litmus test for the Texans. There are obviously some established pieces and lots of talent in Houston, but is that team congealed enough to beat one of the league\u2019s perennial top dogs?<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 9 OAKLAND <\/strong>Houston needs to beat the less imposing teams on its schedule, because there will inevitably be some slip-ups. \u201cExhibit A\u201d is Oakland coming to town.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 16 @ Baltimore <\/strong>Unfriendly environs should be the least of the Texans\u2019 worries in this tricky road game.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct. 23 @ Tennessee <\/strong>Houston\u2019s match-ups against Tennessee and Jacksonville this year will be vital as to how the dominoes stack in the AFC South in 2011.<\/p>\n Sun, Oct<\/strong>. 30 JACKSONVILLE <\/strong>Will tenth overall pick, QB Blaine Gabbert, start for the Jags? Several seasons now have proven that veteran pivot David Garrard is not the answer for Jacksonville.<\/p>\n Sun, Nov. 6 CLEVELAND <\/strong>Beating the Browns was a piece of cake, until battering ram RB Peyton Hillis burst on the scene last season. But let\u2019s not delude ourselves: the Browns (5-11 last year) still have plenty of work to do. 2011 Regular Season Opponents<\/h3>\n