Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Broncos Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions

Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Broncos Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions Recap

The Denver Broncos (8-5, 10-3 ATS) defeated the Cleveland Browns (3-9, 4-8 ATS) by a dramatic 41-32 final score highlighted by big plays and turnovers. Jameis Winston delivered a career-best 497 passing yards and four touchdowns but also threw two costly pick-sixes, including a game-sealing 44-yard interception return by Ja’Quan McMillian late in the fourth quarter that allowed for Denver to score the miraculous front door cover. Winston set a Browns franchise record for passing yards but became the first quarterback in NFL history to also throw for 400+ yards, four TDs, and two pick-sixes in a game.

Former Bronco Jerry Jeudy excelled against his old team with nine receptions for 235 yards and a touchdown, setting the NFL record for most receiving yards against a former team. Shame on me for not taking Jeudy’s revenge game into account when recommending the under which never stood a chance. Despite his stellar performance, the Browns fell short, marking their 13th loss in Denver. Bo Nix threw for 294 yards, including a 93-yard touchdown to Marvin Mims Jr., but also threw two interceptions. The Broncos capitalized on Cleveland’s turnovers, scoring three defensive touchdowns, including a 71-yard pick-six by Nik Bonitto. The Broncos leaned on their running game early, with Javonte Williams and Michael Burton scoring rushing TDs. Denver sits in the AFC’s final playoff spot heading into their bye week, while Cleveland moved to 2-3 with Winston under center and a step closer to being eliminated from postseason play.

I’m still not over this one. I still refuse to believe the Browns failed to cover the NFL odds in a game it piled up 552 yards and averaged 6.6 yards per play against one of the league’s best scoring defenses. Thanks for nothing Jameis Winston! Good god man! One pick-six, fine. That’s to be expected from the former Heisman winner as careless he’s proven to be with the pigskin throughout his NFL career. But two! And to top it off, another interception thrown in the end zone with the backdoor still wide open on the very next drive. Unacceptable! 

There have been some horrific bad beats at Caesars Sportsbook this season. The Titans not covering against the Bears in Week 1. Chicago not covering the 2.5 in Washington due to the Hail Mary. Dallas not covering the 5.5 at the Giants due to a shanked Brandon Aubrey field goal in the final minute. Heck, the Texans not covering the 3.5 against the Jags on Sunday after holding a commanding 23-6 fourth quarter lead. None of them hold a candle to this one! The Browns were within the number seemingly the entire game, but spit the bit when it mattered most. Chalk it up to the full Jameis Winston experience…

Cleveland Browns vs. Denver Broncos Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions

The Denver Broncos aim to secure their second three-game win streak of the season in Week 13’s installment of Monday Night Football against the rejuvenated Cleveland Browns in the Mile High City, one of the week’s underrated showdowns. Kevin Stefanski’s troops enter this tilt off a thrilling 24-19 victory over the division rival Steelers, earning both an outright win and a cover while gaining a rest advantage. Meanwhile, Sean Payton’s Broncos handled business in Las Vegas, securing a 29-19 road win and covering the NFL odds to maintain their hold on the AFC’s seventh and final playoff spot. Caesars Sportsbook initially set the Broncos as 7.5-point favorites with a total of 41 for this non-divisional AFC clash. However, both markets have seen adjustments: the spread has tightened to 5.5, and the total has risen slightly to 41.5, with a significant portion of betting action favoring the over.

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I didn’t have any monetary stake in last week’s Browns-Steelers game, but I was thoroughly entertained by Cleveland’s comeback win—especially with the wintry backdrop. Snow games just hit differently! Coming into the season, the Browns had high expectations. They were priced at 5-1 to win the AFC North, behind only the Ravens (+135) and Bengals (+165), with an 8.5-game season win total. Their odds to return to the playoffs were a near coin flip. Unfortunately, injuries have plagued the roster throughout the year. Despite this, Deshaun Watson’s karma has equated to Jameis Winston’s success. Winston, a former Heisman winner, is notorious for making head-scratching decisions that leave fans frustrated—but he also delivers electrifying moments that get you out of your seat, like his daring two-yard backwards leap into the end zone last week. While his decision-making can be questionable, there’s no denying the energy and excitement he brings to the game—and to life itself. And speaking of excitement, is there anything more entertaining than a Jameis Winston soundbite? Snow games and Winston antics—it doesn’t get much better than that!

It’s hard not to applaud Sean Payton for the remarkable transformation he’s orchestrated with the Denver Broncos. After an eight-win season in his debut as head coach, few expected Denver to exceed expectations heading into the 2024-25 NFL season. Oddsmakers were equally skeptical, pegging the Broncos as -650 favorites to miss the playoffs and setting their win total at just 5.5 games. Fast forward to Week 13, and Denver has already surpassed those expectations, currently holding the AFC’s seventh playoff seed. A key factor in Denver’s resurgence has been rookie quarterback Bo Nix, who has been a revelation under center. His play has revitalized Courtland Sutton, now one of the league’s most reliable receivers. While Denver’s offense remains statistically below average, it has surged over the past three weeks, ranking in the top 10 in yards-per-point efficiency (14.3) and averaging 3.0 touchdowns per game (#7). Complementing the offensive strides is Denver’s top-tier defense, which has allowed fewer than 300 yards per game (#3) and just 17 points per contest (#3). This balance between a revitalized offense and a dominant defense has turned the Broncos into one of the league’s most intriguing playoff contenders.

I couldn’t help but laugh when Caesars opened this game with Denver favored by more than a touchdown. It’s amusing how a few wins against teams like the Saints, Panthers, Falcons, and Raiders can dramatically alter public perception. While Cleveland isn’t exactly a juggernaut, the Browns haven’t shown any signs of quitting, even if their postseason hopes are slim. Last week’s win over the Steelers wasn’t a fluke. This is a team that has already taken down Baltimore—the same Ravens who trounced the Broncos 41-10—and competed mightily against the Eagles and Bengals before falling short. Of Denver’s seven victories, only one came against a team with a winning record. This is a squad led by a rookie quarterback, lacking a reliable running game, now tasked with covering more than a field goal against a Myles Garrett-led defense. Cleveland’s pass rush has been dominant, averaging 3.7 sacks per game over the last three weeks, which will undoubtedly test a Broncos offensive line that has thrived against weaker pass-rushing units. This matchup feels like a defensive slugfest on a cold, wintry night—too many points for Denver to lay. Sprinkle a small bet on the Browns’ moneyline for good measure!

• CLEVELAND BROWNS +5.5
• CLEVELAND/DENVER UNDER 41.5

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