Browns Host Broncos for Thursday Night Football Week 7 Bets and Odds

On Thursday night, fans and gamblers will get a look at one of the most interesting teams in the NFL.  Last year the Cleveland Browns made a betting on Super Bowl breakthrough, nearly making the AFC Championship Game.  Cleveland boasts a star-studded lineup and a creative head coach.  But the issues of consistency and injuries are of recent concern.  Counter to the past two seasons, the Denver Broncos got off to a good start in 2021.  New starting quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has complemented a solid Broncos defense.  But three consecutive losses cast doubts on Denver’s bona fides.

Denver Broncos at Cleveland Browns CashBet Wagering Analysis

Casual money will go Cleveland’s way based on player-name recognition and their 2020 playoff run.  Sharps will consider Denver based on a better road sportsbook odds price and overall team improvement.  However, both teams are coming disappointing losses and cooling off after hot starts.

Broncos Busting Bankrolls with Three-Game Skid  

Last week Denver lost to the Raiders 34-24 as 5-point home chalk.  The game went over the Super Bowl best total of 45.  As a result, Denver is 3-3 straight up, 3-3 against the spread, and 2-4 over/under.  Denver ranks 13^th for total offense and 22^nd for scoring offense.  Defensively, the Broncos rank 4^th overall and 4^th for points allowed.

Derek Carr sliced up the Denver defense for 341 yards and two touchdowns.  And then Maxx Crosby collected three sacks.  Denver’s slumping offense couldn’t keep pace with the Raiders.  To illuminate, Teddy Bridgewater threw a season-high three interceptions and lost a fumble.  He was hit 17 times and sacked five times.  Thus, the Broncos lost their third consecutive game.

Cleveland Brown Out at Payout Window  

Last week Cleveland was routed by Arizona 37-14 as 3-point home favorites.  The game went over the Super Bowl betting odds total of 49.  As a result, Cleveland is 3-3 straight up, 3-3 against the spread, and 4-2 over/under.  Overall, the Browns rank 9^th for total offense and 9^th for scoring offense.  Defensively, Cleveland ranks 2^nd overall and 22^nd for points allowed.

Kyler Murray threw four touchdown passes.  As a result, the Cardinals remained the NFL’s only unbeaten team.  And they continued their best start since 1974.  Arizona built a 20-0 lead in the first half and kept their perfect record.

Cleveland was already missing star running back Nick Chubb.  Further, the Browns played without both their starting offensive tackles.  Quarterback Baker Mayfield reinjured his left shoulder.  And wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. briefly left with a shoulder issue. Mayfield committed three turnovers with two fumbles and an interception.

Denver Broncos at Cleveland Browns Against the Spread

On the road, Denver is 57% against the spread.  While as an underdog, the Broncos are 59% vs. the odds.  In conference action, Denver is 57% against the spread.

As an away team, Denver is 57% under the total.  Overall, as an underdog, the Broncos are 51% under the total.  And in conference games, Denver is 60% under the total.

At home, Cleveland is 41% against the spread.  While as a favorite, the Browns are 39% vs. the odds.  In conference action, Cleveland is 35% against the spread.

As a home team, Cleveland is 55% over the total.  Overall, as a favorite, the Browns are 58% over the total.  And in conference games, Cleveland is 58% over the total.

Denver is 5-1-1 against the spread against Cleveland.   Also, the Broncos and Browns are 4-2 over/under the total.  Specifically, at Cleveland, Denver is 2-0-1 vs. the odds against the Browns.  Further, these two teams are 2-0-1 over/under the Super Bowl betting total at Cleveland.

Denver Broncos at Cleveland Browns CashBet Free Pick  

In this situation, taking the points could make the most NFL gambling.  Especially with all of the injury problems on the Browns.

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