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The Texans are led by Arian Foster, who was second in the AFC with 1,224 yards. Rookie Ben Tate also rushed for 942 yards. Tate had a 44-yard run in the Week 14 game, but the Bengals did a good job of

shutting down Foster, who had just 41 yards on 15 carries.

“At times we show spurts of really good football, and then we have one bad play,” Crocker said. “ You kind of feel like we find a way to beat ourselves by allowing explosive plays.”

The Bengals’ Cedric Benson ran for 92 yards in the first quarter against the Texans but was limited to minus-1 yard in the second half. A big key to the Texans shutting down Benson: They ran more run blitzes during the second half.

Houston homecoming

Bengals rookie quarterback Andy Dalton’s success has been big news in the Houston area. He grew up in nearby Katy.

It will also be the first matchup of rookie quarterbacks in a playoff game since the NFL-AFL merger in 1970 as Dalton faces the Texans’ T.J. Yates.

“I’m sure I’ll have a lot of people there that are from Katy or just a lot of family and friends. It’ll be fun to go and play there,” Dalton said.

Dalton has said that going home won’t add pressure.

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In July, more than a year after he opened the roaming barbecue trailer in a yellow school bus, Parrott opened Old School Grill, a restaurant at 6301 W. Parmer Lane.

Parrott says that the downtown location will incorporate much of the menu of the restaurant, minus the dishes that have to be cooked on a saute line because the new location at 401 E. Sixth St. has a smaller kitchen.

In the upstairs space will be Austin Cotton Exchange, a live music venue that will feature music from “different genres on different days of the week,” Parrot says. The new restaurant will also feature the same cocktail and wine menus of Old School Grill.

“We want to bring a level of service to Sixth that you don’t typically get in a lot of places,” Parrott says. He plans on opening every day at 11 a.m. and closing at 2 a.m., with the menu changing as the crowd inevitably changes. “I know there’s lunch down there… and dinner is sitting there waiting. I know happy hour is, too,” he says. But after that, he plans to offer a reduced menu with dishes such as sliders for what he calls “drunk 30.” “From 10 p.m. on, it is what it is down there,” Parrott says of that section of Sixth Street between Congress and Interstate 35.