Browns vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks & Props for Sunday Night Football
Sunday Night Football is upon us, which means we have yet another Same Game Parlay for you on PointsBet. We hope everyone had a fantastic holiday, and we’re endlessly thankful for your readership and support throughout the season. But now it’s time to get back to work!
A Same Game Parlay basically just means a parlay consisting of multiple correlated wagers from one specific game. It provides bettors with good options to bet a game—and piece together props into a parlay within that game—beyond just the standard spread, moneyline, and over/under totals.
SGPs have become one of the most popular betting options in sports, and we’ve gobble-gobbling up parlay bets all season. Without further ado, let’s dive right into our first primetime SGP of Thanksgiving weekend, and net some winnings ahead of Cyber Monday!
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Browns vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay
- Make Your Own Spread: Browns +10.5 (-351)
- Alternate Totals: OVER 40.5 (-276)
- Anytime Touchdown Scorer: Nick Chubb (+110)
- Home Team Touchdowns Over/Under: Ravens OVER 2.5 (-150)
- Home Team Totals: Ravens OVER 22.5 (-171)
- Special Teams Props: OVER 2.5 Total Field Goals (-240)
Total Odds (6 Legs): +550
Make Your Own Spread: Browns +10.5 (-351)
Why so cautious, you might ask. Well, primetime games have been mindbenders all season long, and evening-game spreads have been the most perplexing. With so many variables existing in this game—Ravens QB Lamar Jackson’s illness, Browns QB “(player-popup #baker-mayfield)Baker Mayfield”:/players/baker-mayfield-328157’s shoulder, Baltimore’s depleted running game and Cleveland’s meager wideout corps—I am all about playing it safe. We’re not going for a big jackpot tonight—we’re going for a win. I like the scrappy Browns to at least keep this one to within 10 points tonight, even with the presence of LJax and his dynamic RPO game. Cleveland has only lost by more than 10 twice this season—once at the hands of New England’s incredible defense, once to the high-flying Cardinals before Kyler Murray’s injury. Similarly, Baltimore has just two 10-point victories all season. Expect a single-digit Baltimore win this evening if Jackson suits up, and possible a win outright if he’s sidelined.
Alternate Totals: OVER 40.5 Points (-276)
Some will say I don’t have any cajones this week, but guess who just wants to get back on the winning track? These two teams always play each other tough, and both have reputations for strong defenses in the second half of seasons. Thus, I’m sliding all the way down from the over/under of 47 to OVER 40.5. As long as we meet or exceed the equivalent of five touchdowns and two field goals, we are good. That gives us a lot of wiggle room—Baltimore has averaged 24.7 points per game, and Cleveland has averaged 22.2. Similarly, the Browns D allows 22.8 points per game, while the Ravens D allows 23. These teams totaled 133 collective points in two meetings last season—that’s 66.5 points per game (they averaged 55.5 total points in their 2019 tilts)—so I think 41 points is a very achievable goal.
Anytime Touchdown Scorer: Nick Chubb (+110)
The last time I picked a lead running back to score a touchdown on a Sunday Night Football game, Austin Ekeler busted out for four TDs against Pittsburgh. Well, now my money’s on Cleveland’s Nick Chubb, which pushes our conservative SGP to total odds of +185. Baltimore has surprisingly allowed 10 total rushing touchdowns (18th in the NFL), and Nick Chubb is tied with LJax at the top of the NFL in yards per rush attempt (6.0). Chubb has reached paydirt seven times in eight games, and he continues to spearhead the Dawg Pound offense with backfield running mate Kareem Hunt out. He’s got six career TDs in night games, and five scores in six games against Baltimore. This is a great player prop to invest in.
Ravens OVER 2.5 (-150) and Home Team Totals: Ravens OVER 22.5 (-171)
As much as I love Ravens kicker Justin Tucker —the best to ever but a cleat to a football—this one will be much more than a field goal shootout. This is a divisional clash in Week 12 of a very competitive year in the AFC. Baltimore plays very well at home this season—the Ravens have averaged 30.4 points per game at M&T Bank Stadium this season, compared to 19 per game on the road. LJax and company have scored 31 or more points in four of their five home games this season, while the Browns have allowed 45-plus points in two of their last three road games. For all these reasons, I am double-shotting the Ravens to score three touchdowns and exceed 22 points.
Special Teams Props: OVER 2.5 Total Field Goals (-240)
I mentioned in the last leg that I don’t think this game will be a field goal shootout, but I do think three total field goals is a relatively easy mark to target. I understand if you want to stay away from this one, and just five-leg this SGP at +340. But I’m gambling here, as Baltimore averages 2.0 field goals per game, and Cleveland averages 1.2. Tucker is the best in the business, and the greatest kicker of all time. He’s got unbelievable range, including an NFL record 66-yarder this season, and he’s hit multiple field goals in two of Baltimore’s last three games (including three total last week in Chicago). Again, skip this one and keep it safe if you don’t want to parlay TD props with kicking props. But I’m feeling pretty confident in the Ravens’ ability to score three TDs and 23 total points, both teams to total 41 total points and three field goals, and Cleveland to win or lose by less than 11. Let’s get it!
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