The Cleveland Browns, quitters in the eyes of NFL betting fans, travel to Buffalo to take on a Bills team that has fallen on hard times. Buffalo started this NFL season by going 4 and 0 straight-up and 4 and 1 against the BetUS online wagering spread.
The Denver Broncos travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns in the first Thursday night game of the season! Okay, the first game of the season was on a Thursday night, but this is the first real Thursday night game. The key for sports betting fans in this game is to realize that the Browns will be starting Brady Quinn as opposed to Derek Anderson. As far as I know, the change was made out of desperation. How will it affect this Browns’ team?
Two teams who have been disappointing of late will clash in a Thursday night NFL showcase, as the Denver Broncos (4-4 SU, 1-6-1 ATS) visit the Cleveland Browns (3-5 SU, 5-3 ATS) in an AFC encounter that is slated to kick off at 8:15 PM ET at Cleveland Browns Stadium (natural turf) right next to the Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame.
The Cleveland Browns (2-4 SU, 4-2 ATS) are trying to fight off charges that last season’s 10-6 record was a fluke. On Sunday they will visit the state of Florida to face the Jacksonville Jaguars (3-3 SU, 2-4 ATS) in NFL action that is set to begin at 4:05 PM ET at Municipal Stadium (natural turf) in Jacksonville, FL.
The Cleveland Browns (2-3 SU, 3-2 ATS) are beaming after winning their second straight game. On Sunday they will travel to our nation’s capital to face the Washington Redskins (4-2 SU & ATS) in NFL action that is scheduled to begin at 4:15 PM ET at FedEx Field (natural turf) in Landover, MD.
The Cleveland Browns (0-3 SU, 1-2 ATS, 1-2 O/U) and Cincinnati Bengals (0-3 SU, 1-2 ATS, 1-2 O/U), can both kiss their postseason hopes goodbye BetUS NFL wagering fanatics!
Pittsburgh sky rockets to the top of my Furious Seven with gumption after cutting Houston down at the knees. The Steelers look like the real deal on the field. They have an explosive offense that hung 38.0 points last weekend, and a stifling Steel Curtain that held the Texans to 75.0 yards per game on the ground.
