This is a box office MNF matchup tonight between bitter division rivals. The Ravens come in trying to stay in the hunt for the final playoff spot. The Browns come in with their best record in almost 30 years at this point and primed for their 1st postseason appearance since 2002. These teams faced off Week 1 with the Ravens winning 38-6 in Baltimore

Spread: Ravens -3 (-110), Browns +3 (-110)

Moneyline: Giants (-140), Jets (+120)

Total: OVER 46 (-110), UNDER 46 (-110)

Ravens’ Season to Date

The Ravens are 2-4 since their Bye(Week 7) after starting the season 5-1. In the 1st game of the season the Ravens blew out the Browns and looked as if it would be another dominant season but they have went 1-4 against teams with records over 500. The Ravens do have a bright spot on the road with a 4-2 record and 2-2 in the division overall.

Ravens’ Betting Record: ATS 6-6-0 OVER/UNDER 5-7-0

Ravens’ Leaders on Offense

QB Lamar Jackson: 2,055 pass yards; 669 rush yards with 21 total TD”s(17 pass;4 rush) and 7 INT

RB Gus Edwards: 529 total yards with 4 TD

WR Golden Tate: 41 receptions 555 receiving yards with 4 TD

TE Marc Andrews: 38 receptions 454 receiving yards with 6 TD

Browns’ Season to Date

The Browns arent the basement dwellers anymore that we are used to watching week in and week out over the last 20+ years. This team has won 4 in row since their Bye(Week 9) after an 5-3 start to the season. The Browns are 5-1 at home straight up and 3-3 ATS at First Energy Field. The Browns are 2-2 in the division but 0-4 ATS in these games.

Browns’ Betting Record: ATS 5-7-0 OVER/UNDER 6-6-0

Browns’ Leaders on Offense

QB Baker Mayfield: 2,442 pass yards with 21 TD and 7 INT

RB Nick Chubb: 799 total yards with 7 TD

WR Jarvis Landry: 54 receptions 405 receiving yards with 2 TD

TE Austin Hooper: 30 receptions 286 receiving yards with 2 TD

Ravens vs. Browns Recent History – Last Meeting 9/13/20 38-6 Ravens Win 

All-Time Record:32-11 Ravens lead series