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NFL Week 15: Ravens vs. Browns Odds and Best Bets

Ravens vs. Browns Odds and Best Bets

RAVENS VS. BROWNS ODDS AND BEST BETS - The Baltimore Ravens (9-4) travel to FirstEnegery Stadium in a divisional game against the Cleveland Browns (5-8).

The Ravens will start backup quarterback, Tyler Huntley, as they look to keep pace with the red-hot Bengals. The Browns continue to search for a silver lining after Deshaun Watson's first two starts yielded poor results.

The Ravens are underdogs in this spot. Will Tyler Huntley continue to have success? Can the Browns utilize Nick Chubb in an offensive masterclass? Will David Ojabo make an impact in his NFL debut?

Some trends for you sickos:

  • Tyler Huntley is 3-1 against the spread (ATS).
  • John Harbaugh is 16-7-1 ATS as a divisional ‘dog.
  • AFC North ‘dogs are 40-21-1 ATS after Week 13.
  • Kevin Stefanski is a smooth 1-7 ATS as a favorite.

Click here to read Peter Kriebel's Ravens/Browns preview. 

 

Kickoff

When: Saturday 4:30 pm, December 17th, 2022

Where: FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, OH

How to Watch: NFL Network

Public Bets: Ravens, 62%

Public Money: Ravens, 72%

Odds courtesy of DraftKings as of December 17, 2022

The Odds

Matchup

Open

Spread

Points

Moneyline

Ravens

(9-4)

+3

+2.5

o38.5

+130

Browns

(5-8)

u42

-2.5

u38.5

-150

 

Nate's Pick

I just can’t understand how the Browns are favored here.

Deshaun Watson has been nothing short of terrible after his two-year hiatus from the NFL, and the Browns offense is regressing in a big way.

Don’t be fooled by the defensive touchdowns that Cleveland scored against the Texans in Watson’s debut two weeks ago. He’s generated an average of eight points of offense in each of his two games. Not good. He’s been bad at passing and they seem to have abandoned the run game thinking that their stud will pull things together. Now, nothing on the offensive side of the ball is working.

Even if the Browns do revert back to their run-heavy gameplan, the Ravens are good against the run, so there may not be much room there anyways.

I think Huntley will be fine at QB with Lamar Jackson still injured and we should see a heavy load for Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins. Cleveland ranks 30th in DVOA against the run, so it’s something that the Ravens would be wise to exploit. 

Ravens catching points against a bad Browns squad in a divisional game? Yes, please.

Nate's Pick

Ravens +2.5

(or buy the half point to get +3)

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