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Browns vs. Ravens Parlay Picks & Predictions: SGP Odds

Philip Wood

Last Updated: January 4, 2025 10:34 AM EST • 3 min 32 sec read.

Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy argues for a penalty flag against the Miami Dolphins, and we offer our best Browns vs. Ravens parlay.
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy argues for a penalty flag against the Miami Dolphins. Photo by Scott Galvin via Imagn Images.

The Baltimore Ravens host the Cleveland Browns as they look to wrap up the AFC North, but even massive blowouts can prove profitable if you target the right props while making a same-game parlay.

Saturday’s 4:30 p.m. ET (ESPN/ABC) game in Baltimore is expected by our best sports betting sites to be one of the most lopsided of the season, as the Ravens are favored by 20 points.

How will this large spread impact the best Browns vs. Ravens parlay picks?

The last time these two teams met, the Browns actually won, as Jameis Winston threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns. This week, however, the Browns will have Bailey Zappe under center.

Can Zappe keep pace with Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry, and the rest of the Ravens’ offense? We explore this game and more as part of our NFL Week 18 predictions.

Browns vs. Ravens parlay predictions

NFL picks based on the odds from our best NFL betting sites. Odds subject to change.

  • Jerry Jeudy 50+ receiving yards (-175) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • Ravens Over 29.5 points (-130) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
  • Derrick Henry 2+ touchdowns (+215) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Combined odds: | Implied probability: 16.67%

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Jerry Jeudy 50+ receiving yards (-175) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Earlier this week when I made the best Browns vs. Ravens player prop picks, Jeudy was the only Browns player that I could say anything positive about. Since that article, Jeudy’s total has gone from 53.5 to 55.5, and the price has increased to -130. Since the price isn’t great for his Over right now, I’ll simply play it safe and take him to hit 50 yards for -175.

The quarterback situation in Cleveland has been a disaster this season, but Jeudy has managed to stay consistent. He’s sixth in the NFL with 1,166 receiving yards, and he has at least 50 yards in 10 games this season.

Zappe may not do much in this game, but the Browns are going to be trailing from start to finish. Therefore, even if Zappe isn’t very effective, he will be throwing plenty.

Look for Jeudy - who had 18 targets last week - to be Zappe’s go-to guy and hit this low number against a mediocre pass defense.

Ravens Over 29.5 points (-130) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Ravens are averaging 30.2 points per game this season. That ranks third in the NFL behind only the Detroit Lions and the Buffalo Bills. They’ve scored more than 30 points in three consecutive games, and they’ve managed at least 30 in six of their last eight.

Though the Browns have held four consecutive opponents to fewer than 30 points, they are allowing 25 points per game this season, which is tied for 24th in the NFL. With Zappe seeing his first action this season, I expect him to struggle against a defense that has held three consecutive opponents to fewer than 20 points.

Though the Ravens aren’t known for forcing turnovers, Zappe’s struggles will be enough to get Jackson and the offense plenty of possessions and good field position. Even if the Ravens rest players in the fourth quarter, they’re going to score at will before then.

Derrick Henry 2+ touchdowns (+215) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

When discussing the best player props for this game, I said it was worth taking Henry to score three touchdowns in this game for +800. I’m still confident he could end the season on that high of a note, but for the leg of this parlay, I’m taking him to score twice for +215.

Last week, Henry scored for the first time in five weeks. Though he has struggled to find the end zone of late, he still has 16 total touchdowns this season. Additionally, he’s scored multiple touchdowns in four games.

The Browns’ rush defense is allowing the fifth-most rushing touchdowns per game this season. With the game well in hand from the opening whistle, I expect the Ravens to lean heavily on Henry until they eventually bench him when up by multiple scores late.

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Browns vs. Ravens game info

  • When: Saturday, Jan. 4
  • Kickoff: 4:30 p.m. ET
  • Where: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore)
  • How to watch: ESPN/ABC/ESPN+
  • Weather: 34 degrees, 1% chance of precipitation, wind 15 mph WNW
  • Favorite: Ravens -20 (-110 via bet365)

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Philip Wood
Phil has covered sports betting since 2016, and he has been with SportsBook Review since 2022. He previously hosted the College Football Pick 'Em podcast for CanesInsight.com. He is always looking for value, especially on lines that just seem too good to be true. His belief is that if a line doesn't make sense just assume oddsmakers know something you don't. He also loves in-season futures. There is so much value to be had as the public overreacts weekly. Bettors tend to forget just how long NFL and college football seasons are. After all, the Green Bay Packers were 2-5 in 2023 and they made it to the Divisional Round. When deciding where to bet, it comes down to value over everything. +100 is always better than -110. An alumnus of The U, Phil always holds out hope that the next head coach will be the one who turns the football program around. He is also a diehard Detroit Lions fan and is willing to forgive Dan Campbell for forgetting that a kicker can be useful.