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But it was a different story from that point forward. Cleveland couldn't finish drives as a result, settling for three field goals and a 17-9 deficit at the break. Watson struggled for much of the first half in Baltimore, completing just 6 of 20 passes for 74 yards. Yet it seemed like the latest standout effort from this group was going to be wasted by another disastrous Deshaun Watson performance.

The talent is overwhelming, and Jim Schwartz is doing a masterful job of putting his players in a position to succeed.

The defense, as we've seen throughout the season, is as good as it gets. Sunday's dramatic win over the division-leading Ravens was the perfect representation of what is possible for these Browns. If that's not value, what is? Browns go as Deshaun goes Scott Taetsch / Getty Images Sport / Getty

But this is still a largely mediocre roster that is being elevated by a rookie quarterback playing out of his mind. The Texans have done well to improve the roster as a whole, and the upgrade in coaching can't be understated. Most importantly, Houston is now 5-4 and very much a player in the AFC playoff race. Stroud will enter next week on pace for 4,960 yards, 28 touchdowns, and four(ish) interceptions. The Texans rookie carved up the Bengals to the tune of 356 passing yards and, for the second time in as many weeks, showed the poise of a veteran while orchestrating a late game-winning drive. While his stat line won't read quite as beautifully as last week's five-touchdown effort, Stroud outplaying Joe Burrow in Cincinnati should be considered his most impressive feat yet. That hardly means Stroud is undeserving, though. That may seem rich to some, and let's be honest here: Voters usually only consider quarterbacks on the league's very best teams.

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