Monday night football week 14: ravens browns odds, who will win?

NEW YORK, NY – Sports betting big dog Joe Wiz, pictured below with his big dog Tucker is on a roll for the 2020 NFL season, picking winners and he’s doing it again tonight in the NFL’s Week 14 Monday Night Football matchup between the Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns. Want to get the Wiz pick? Send Joe a text right now.

“This is an important game for both teams in a prime time AFC showdown,” Wiz said. “These two teams met week one and it was all Baltimore 38-6. Since then things have changed a bit.”

Wiz is spot on with his analysis. The tides have turned for both teams in 2020.

In 2019, the Ravens were the AFC North champions with a 14-2 record and the Browns were continuing their climb out of the bottom of the NFL barrel since an embarrassing 0-16 season three years ago. The last time Cleveland saw the .500 mark was back in 2007. This year, they stand behind a formidable Pittsburgh Steelers in second place in the AFC North with a 9-3 record.

“The Browns have won nine of their last eleven games and are now sporting a 9-3 record and knocking at the door of the AFC Central after Pittsburgh lost to Buffalo last night,” Wiz added.

The Ravens (7-5) have been a disappointment this season as some sportsbooks had this team favored to win the Super Bowl at the beginning of the season. Now Lamar Jackson and company are just fighting for a postseason bid.

The Current line for tonight’s game has Baltimore favored by 3 points and the total is at 46.

“The Ravens defense will be tested tonight against a Browns team that may be peaking at the right time, they have won four in a row and are coming off a big
road win at Tennessee 41-35,” Wiz said. “The Browns have assured themselves of a winning record for the first time since 2007 and a win tonight could keep them in contention for the division title.”

The Ravens have been plagued by some injuries and COVID-19 issues and snapped a three-game losing streak last Tuesday when they beat Dallas 34-17. Coach John Harbaugh knows there is no room for error and if he can pull off a win tonight, this Ravens team has a favorable schedule which can give them momentum and once again
be a force to be reckoned with in the Playoffs.

After tonight, the Ravens finish out their season against the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2), New York Giants (5-8), and Cincinnati Bengals (2-10-1)

“The Browns have won four in a row and have scored 69 points in their last two games. Ravens head coach Harbaugh is 7-3 ATS in the last 10 meetings with Cleveland. However Cleveland is only one of two teams to beat Baltimore last year ( 40-25), the only other team was the defending Champion Kansas City Chiefs.

“Will Cleveland get revenge from opening day or will the Ravens continue to dominate the Browns?” Wiz said. “Expect the scoreboard operator to be busy tonight at First Energy Stadium.”

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