Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens Preview & Picks
Baltimore are backed to cover in an important division win.
The Ravens have been inconsistent so far, but they have dominated Cleveland at home for years.
He faces a struggling and injury-hit Browns defense here, so a home win and cover is looking likely.
- Baltimore are 12-2 in their last 14 home games vs Cleveland
- Baltimore are 5-0-0 ATS in their last 5 games vs Cleveland
- Cleveland Browns are 0-3-0 ATS in their last 3 games
- The Under has cashed in each of Baltimore’s last 3 games
Head To Head
- Baltimore Ravens lead the all-time series 34-12
- Cleveland Browns won 24-22 when the teams last met in December 2021
Cleveland head into this crucial AFC North matchup looking to snap a three-game losing skid.
The Browns opened the season with a 26-24 win at Carolina that saw Cade York convert a game-winning 58-yard field goal with eight seconds to go.
A week later it was their turn to be on the receiving effort of a dramatic finish, as the New York Jets scored 14 points in the final 82 seconds to snatch a 31-30 victory.
Cleveland rebounded a week later to beat division rivals Pittsburgh 29-17, but they have not won since.
The Browns’ losing run started with a 23-20 defeat in Atlanta that saw them give up a couple of late field goals to surrender a lead.
They then lost 30-28 at the Los Angeles Chargers, before returning home for a 38-15 blowout loss to New England that saw them fall to 2-4.
Baltimore are looking to bounce back from the late stumble that cost them last weekend.
The Ravens have traded wins and losses through the first six weeks of the season to compile a 3-3 record.
They opened with a 24-9 victory at the New York Jets, but a week later they blew a 21-point lead and gave up a last-gasp touchdown to lose 42-38 in Miami.
Baltimore’s response was to win 37-26 at New England, but again they failed to back up a win.
This time the Ravens gave up a walk-off field goal as they fell to a 23-20 home defeat at the hands of Buffalo.
Once again they were able to avoid back-to-back defeats as they converted a walk-off field goal to snatch a 19-7 win over AFC North rivals Cincinnati.
And once again they failed to follow up a victory, producing a couple of costly turnovers as they gave up 14 unanswered points in the final six minutes to lose 24-20 at the New York Giants.