Did Pitt's run D all of a sudden get better this week? Last time I checked they haven't and they're down players no less. Difference from Pitt's week 8 W is Pitt won't have Wormley or Schobert in tonight. Browns have a league high 5.13 yds per carry on the ground and are #3 overall.
That win in week 8 saw Chubb back from a two week absence; that and Pitt had everybody on D. Tonight, it's almost the opposite.
It's nice, feel good story about BR tonight. But emotions aside, the Browns will win this one ugly, just like Pitt did in week 8. The only thing standing the way of a W is Mayfield. If he's allowed to air things out and be the focal point of the offense, Cleveland will lose. Hopefully the game plan is to keep the ball on the ground...
GL ALL!
I'm getting nervous now. I heard the news and immediately raced to get about $1700 total down on the Steelers at +130
I'm normally a contrarian and I do believe there is influence on games where a disproportionate amount of the money is on one side. I don't know what I expected, but now it's feeling too good to be true. I was already expecting to hear some announcements about certain players being determined out. No reason for their premier contracted starters to be playing in a meaningless game.
Yes, I know the narrative could be the Browns hate the Steelers and would love to play spoiler here. As an owner or a GM, there is no rational reason to play people like Baker, Myles, Chubb, etc. tonight. For once in my life, can I please get the benefit of being one of the first to capitalize on material information?!?!
Lastly, I hate Ben almost as much as Arod. Will the gambling Gods let me make money off a dude I'd gladly see fall from grace immediately after....in every way? I guess we'll find out.
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