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Best NFL Prop Bets for Ravens vs. Browns in Week 15 (Dobbins and Edwards are a 1-2 Punch Again)

By Josh Yourish

Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards (35)
Baltimore Ravens running back Gus Edwards (35) / Philip G. Pavely-USA TODAY Sports
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It’s AFC North football in December, there’s nothing better than that. It’s no surprise that when the Browns and the Ravens get together that it’ll be decided on by the running game. The toughest division in the league will need to be even more physical this week with a backup quarterback for Baltimore and a very rusty Deshaun Watson for Cleveland. 

I’ve got some good prop bets for this one and I love Baltimore’s rushing attack this week, so let’s get right into it. 

Best NFL Prop Bets for Ravens vs. Browns 

  • JK Dobbins OVER 48.5 Rush Yards (-103)
  • Gus Edwards OVER 37.5 (-110)
  • Deshaun Watson OVER 29.5 Pass Attempts (+100)

JK Dobbins OVER 48.5 Rush Yards (-103)

Dobbins’ knee injury has stunted his young career, but he looked to be all the way back last week against Pittsburgh. He went for 120 yards on 15 carries and had a long of 44. He got caught on that 44 yard run and didn’t take it to the house, but his top end speed seems to be coming back and I trust that he’ll be the lead back in Baltimore for the rest of the year. 

Gus Edwards OVER 38.5 Rushing Yards (-110)

While Dobbins might be the main guy, the Gus Bus is still back in service. Edwards also looked like a strong runner against the Steelers and went for 66 yards on the ground on 13 attempts. All of this damage was done against Pittsburgh’s run defense that has been good so far this season. Now, they’ll get to shred Cleveland who is allowing 4.8 yards a carry and have given up 17 rushing touchdowns this season. 

Deshaun Watson OVER 29.5 Pass Attempts (+100)

Watson got to ease back into things in his first game against Houston and was terrible on his 22 pass attempts. Then, last week he threw the ball 42 times, only completing 26 of those for 276 yards, one TD and an interception. He is not the superstar quarterback that we once knew, at least not right now, but that doesn’t mean the Browns aren’t giving him a chance to air it out. Baltimore is No. 2 in the league against the run, so they’ll need Watson to throw the ball a lot to win this game. I don’t know if he’s up to that test yet and I’m certainly not rooting for it, but they’ll give him the chance. 

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