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The Browns host the Las Vegas Raiders Monday night after being rescheduled due to a COVID-19 breakout in the Cleveland locker room.
The Browns (7-6) and Raiders (6-7) kickoff at 5 p.m. ET from FirstEnergy Stadium. The game will be televised by NFL Network.
Currently the Browns are favored by 3 points after it had swayed back and forth with the uncertainty of the situation. Over 20 Browns players and coaches had tested positive for COVID.
The total (over/under) is listed at 41.5 points. Each team is 5-8 against the spread (ATS) and 7-6 against the (O/U).
The Browns are 5-2 straight up (SU) at home overall, but just 2-5 against the spread. The Raiders come into Saturday’s action 3-3 SU on the road and 3-3 ATS in away games. Cleveland total mark is 3-4 at home, while the Raiders are 3-3 for the O/U away from Las Vegas.
The money line is set at Raiders +130 and the Browns -154.
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What Other Browns-Raiders Bets Does the FanDuel Sportsbook Have?
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There are parlays (including FanDuel’s Same Game Parlays), quarter and half bets, and the always-entertaining prop bets, to just name a few. But there are literally dozens and dozens of bets you can wager on for the Cleveland-Vegas game.
Browns-Raiders News & Notes
As mentioned above, the Browns have been hit hard by positive COVID-19 tests, which include starting quarterback Baker Mayfield and back-up Case Keenum. If neither can go, Nick Mullens would likely start under center. Starting tight end Austin Hooper, wide receiver Jarvis Landry, and running back Kareem Hunt are also on the list.
On the other side of the ball, defensive end Jadeveon Clowney and safeties Grant Delpit and Ronnie Harrison Jr. are on the reserve/COVID list.
Players aren’t the only ones affected. Cleveland head coach Kevin Stefanski also tested positive earlier in the week. If he can’t return, special teams coordinator Mike Priefer will serve as the acting head coach.
Raiders star tight end Darren Waller (knee/back) is questionable. In Waller’s absence, QB Derek Carr has turned to wide receiver Hunter Renfrow, who has 30 receptions for 353 yards over the past three games. He has at least 100 yards in each game.
Browns-Raiders Betting Nuggets & Trends
Browns Trends
- Browns are 1-5 Against the Spread (ATS) in the past 6 games
- Browns are 1-4 ATS in the past 5 home games
- Total has gone UNDER in 5 of the past 7 games vs. Raiders
- Browns 7-13 Straight Up (SU) in the past 20 December games
Raiders Trends
- Raiders are 1-5 ATS in the past 6 games
- Raiders are 3-6 ATS in the past 9 road games
- Total has gone OVER in 12 of the Raiders’ past 18 games
- Raiders are 4-2 SU in the past 6 games vs. Browns
(trends via Odds Shark)