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NFL Public Betting & Money Percentages for Ravens vs Browns Week 15

Chris Amberley

by Chris Amberley in NFL Football

Updated Dec 17, 2022 · 9:18 AM PST

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Dec 11, 2022; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Baltimore Ravens defensive tackle Calais Campbell (93) celebrates after blocking a Pittsburgh Steelers field goal during the third quarter at Acrisure Stadium. Baltimore won 16-14. Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports

  • Baltimore is getting 61% of the spread money in the Ravens vs Browns public betting splits leading up to their Saturday tilt
  • 56% of the over/under money and tickets are on under 38
  • Check out our complete breakdown of the Ravens vs Browns betting splits below

No Lamar Jackson, no problem. That seems to be the sentiment among NFL bettors ahead of the Ravens’ divisional tilt with the Browns on Saturday.

Jackson will sit for the second straight game due to a knee injury, but Baltimore was just fine without him last week in a victory as underdogs at Pittsburgh.

Bettors are expecting another Ravens cover per the NFL public betting trends, and the Baltimore love has forced online sportsbooks to adjust their line ahead of Saturday’s matchup in Cleveland.

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Ravens vs Browns ATS Betting Splits

The Ravens are currently catching 2.5 points, which is half a point less than where this line opened. Even at the reduced number, Baltimore is being shown love, especially by big-money bettors.

 

 

The Ravens are currently drawing 61% of the spread handle, off of just 52% of the bets. Baltimore is 2-0-1 against the spread as underdogs this season per the Ravens vs Browns picks, and have excelled as ‘dogs in the John Harbaugh era.

Harbaugh led teams are 33-22 ATS when catching points on the road during his tenure. Their cover rate after Week 10 in that role versus divisional opponents is the stuff of legends. Baltimore is 13-2-2 ATS in road divisional games in Weeks 11-18 since Harbaugh took over.

Cleveland meanwhile, has covered just twice as favorites all season. They’ve struggled immensely in divisional contests in the Kevin Stefanski era, covering in only four of 16 games. That includes a 1-4 ATS record in matchups against the Ravens.

As mentioned off the top, Lamar is out per the Ravens vs Browns injury report, but Tyler Huntley is in. Huntley left last week’s game with a head injury, but has been cleared to start. Baltimore is 5-1 against the spread in Huntley’s six career starts, and a perfect 4-0 as underdogs.

Since Jackson assumed the starting QB role, the Ravens are 6-1 ATS in games he does not start.

Baltimore vs Cleveland Total Betting Splits

When it comes to divisional games in 2022, the under has been a profitable play. 43 of the 67 divisional matchups have fallen short of the total, while the under is 27-14-1 in outdoor divisional games this season.

Bettors seem to be catching on to this trend, as under 38 points is currently drawing the majority of the total bets. 56% of the over/under wagers are betting on the under, as is 56% of all money bet on the total so far.

Each of Cleveland’s past three games have fallen under the total, and the offense has been a mess with Deshaun Watson under center. They’ve produced only 16 offensive points in two games, including just a pair of field goals versus the lowly Texans.

Offensive sledding will be tough for Watson and Co. on Saturday, as Baltimore’s defense is elite. They rank eighth in defensive DVOA, and are number one against the run since acquiring Roquan Smith. Consider a full fade of both Watson and Nick Chubb in the Ravens vs Browns player props.

Baltimore meanwhile, has seen eight of its past 10 games fall under the total. They’re 2-0 to the under in games Lamar either sits or doesn’t finish, while last season three of the five games he missed produced fewer than 40 points.

Ravens vs Browns Moneyline Splits

As far as the moneyline market goes, the betting action is a near 50/50 split. Baltimore is garnering slightly more bets and money +130 underdogs, and it’s worth noting they’ve won outright in each of the past two instances where they’ve been getting points.

 

 

This is a pivotal game for the Ravens’ divisional title hopes, as a loss combined with a Cincinnati win on Sunday would move the Bengals ahead of Baltimore into first place.

At 5-8, Cleveland’s postseason hopes are virtually non-existent and a loss would likely be the final nail in their coffin. The Browns are 1-7 straight up against opponents with an above .500 record this season.

 

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