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Las Vegas Raiders vs Cleveland Browns Props – Best Team and Player Props to Bet

John Perrotto

by John Perrotto in NFL Football

Updated Dec 19, 2021 · 7:59 PM PST

Nick Chubb running
Cleveland Browns running back Nick Chubb, right, runs with the ball during the first half of an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens, Sunday, Dec. 12, 2021, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/David Richard)
  • The Browns host the Raiders on Monday at First Energy Stadium in Cleveland
  • The game was originally scheduled for Saturday but postponed because of COVID-19 concerns
  • A look at some of the top bets available for the game and predictions can be found below

The host Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Raiders will finally take the field when they meet at 5pm ET Monday at First Energy Stadium.

The game was originally scheduled to be played Saturday. However, the NFL moved the game back two days because of a COVID-19 outbreak with the Browns.

The Browns (7-6) have won two of their last three games and can move into a three-way tie for first place in the AFC North with the Baltimore Ravens and Cincinnati Bengals – both 8-6 – with a victory.

The Raiders (6-7) have seen their playoff hopes dim with five losses in the last six games.

Cleveland is a three-point favorite and the over/under is 41.5 points in a game that will be broadcast by the NFL Network.

Raiders vs Browns Player Props

Passer Completions Passing Yards Passing TDs
David Carr (LV) OFF 261.5 (O -115 | U -115) OFF
Rusher Rushing Attempts Rushing Yards Rushing + Receiving Yards
Josh Jacobs (LV) OFF 58.5 (O -110 | U -110) OFF
Receiver Receptions Receiving Yards Longest Reception
Hunter Renfrow (LV) OFF 77.5 (O -110 | U -110) OFF

Odds as of December 19th at BetMGM.

Jacobs Seeks Redemption

Only a few statistical props had been posted by books as of late Sunday evening. Much of that stems from the Browns’ unsettled quarterback situation as starter Baker Mayfield and backup Case Keenum were on the COVID-19/reserve list.

If Mayfield and Keenum aren’t cleared by Monday afternoon, then third-stringer Nick Mullens will get the start.

Raiders’ running back Josh Jacobs fumbled on the first play from scrimmage of last week’s game and the Kansas City Chiefs’ Mike Hughes returned it 23 yards for a touchdown. The Chiefs went on to rout Las Vegas 48-9.

Jacobs managed just 24 yards rushing on nine carries. While the average of 2.7 yards an attempt was ugly, he did not get many opportunities as the Raiders were forced to abandon the running game after falling behind 35-0 in the second quarter.

Look for the Raiders to try to rely on the running game early to counteract the Browns’ strong pass rush. Cleveland is slightly more vulnerable to the run as it is 11th in the NFL in rushing defense and seventh against the pass.

Jacobs also isn’t that far removed from an 87-yard rushing game on Thanksgiving in a win over the Dallas Cowboys

  • The Pick: Josh Jacobs over 58.5 rushing yards (-110)

Raiders vs Browns Scoring Props

Player Odds to Score 1st TD Odds to Score Any TD
Nick Chubb (CLE) +400 -150
Josh Jacobs (LV) +550 -105
Hunter Renfrow (LV) +650 +120
Donovan Peoples-Jones (CLE) +900 +180
Bryan Edwards (LV) +1200 +260
Foster Moreau (LV) +1200 +250
D’Ernest Johnson (CLE) +1200 +260
David Njoku (CLE) +1200 +260
DeSean Jackson (LV) +1400 +290
Zay Jones (LV) +1600 +333

Odds as of December 19th at BetMGM.

Chubb Could Carry Big Load

Running back Nick Chubb is usually the focal point of the Browns’ offense when everyone is healthy. If Cleveland is forced to play Mullens at quarterback, figure on Chubb taking on even more responsibility.

The Raiders are a good matchup for Chubb as they have allowed 18 touchdowns to running backs through 13 games. Entering the weekend, that was the third-highest total in the NFL.

The Browns’ No. 2 running back, Kareem Hunt (ankle) has been ruled out. Thus, that means Chubb is likely to get even more touches.

Chubb has been limited to 75 yards rushing combined and no touchdowns in the last two games as teams have been stacking the box and daring Mayfield to beat them.

However, Chubb is likely to get the ball so many times in this game that the law of averages say he is due to find the end zone.

  • The Pick: Nick Chubb to score anytime TD (-150)
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