Browns vs. Ravens Betting Odds: Can Baker Mayfield Be Trusted?

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Browns vs. Ravens Betting Odds: Can Baker Mayfield Be Trusted?

The Baltimore Ravens will be a -3.5 favorite hosting the Cleveland Browns.

Drew Butler and Anthony Becht make their picks for this week 12 matchup.

Becht warns that the Browns have a quarterback in Baker Mayfield who is not playing well.

"He's injured and he's worrying about his fans, and everything outside the game of Football," Becht observed.  "That leads to a lot of distractions."

Lamar Jackson also returns for the Ravens, who are 22-4 in the last twenty-six meetings against the Browns.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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