Cleveland Browns Betting Odds

Last Updated on October 14, 2025 2:21 pm by Erwin Noguera

Team Overview

The Cleveland Browns are entering their 73rd NFL Season, continuing under the leadership of head coach Kevin Stefanski and general manager Andrew Berry. They aim to rebound from a disappointing 3-14 performance last year and return to playoff contention. For the first time since 2017, running back Nick Chubb is not on the roster, having signed with the Houston Texans on June 8.
A blockbuster offseason move came with the hiring of Mike Bloomgren as the new Offensive line coach, signaling a strategic reset in the trenches.

Offensive Line Analysis

Veteran guards Joel Bitonio and Wyatt Teller remain the pillars of the offensive front; both bring Pro Bowl and All-Pro credentials to anchor the unit.
The Browns improved their depth significantly by acquiring K.T. Leveston from the Rams. Leveston’s versatility and run-blocking ability make him a crucial insurance policy, especially with concerns at tackle.
Despite these reinforcements, the unit still ranks lower in league-wide projections.

Defensive Line Analysis

Cleveland’s defensive line is a cornerstone of its defensive strategy, known for its ability to pressure quarterbacks and control the line of scrimmage. Led by defensive end Myles Garrett, one of the league’s premier pass rushers, the line is expected to be a dominant force. Under defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz, the Browns’ defense is built on aggression and high-pressure tactics, which will be key in a division filled with potent offenses.

2025 NFL Season

Week 7 Preview

Browns vs. Dolphins: Sunday, October 19 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT

The Browns fell 23-9 on the road in Pittsburgh. Offensively, the Browns failed to find the end zone. Their only points came via field goals from Andre Szmyt (31 and 53 yards).

The defense started strongly but faded. The effort to contain the Steelers waned late, especially after special teams miscues gave Pittsburgh momentum. Jack Conklin exited in the third quarter with a concussion and was ruled out, and Cam Robinson also sustained a knee injury.

Looking ahead to Week 7, the Browns return home to face the Miami Dolphins in what will be their first home appearances since late September. Kevin Stefanski emphasized improving across all phases after the loss to Pittsburgh, while the roster faces lingering questions tied to injuries and recent moves. Conklin remains in concussion protocol, Cam Robinson’s knee status is unclear, and wide receiver Gage Larvadain is also in protocol after taking a hit in Week 6. On defense, Joe Tryon-Shoyinka was ruled out last week with a hip injury, and his availability remains uncertain.

The quarterback room now features Shedeur Sanders as the backup after the team traded Joe Flacco to the Bengals. In the secondary, Cleveland made a headline move by trading Greg Newsome II to Jacksonville and acquiring Tyson Campbell to strengthen the cornerback rotation.

Week 6 Preview

Steelers vs. Browns: Sunday, October 12 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT

Cleveland fell short in London, losing 21-17 to the Minnesota Vikings. Rookie Dillon Gabriel made his first NFL start, throwing for 190 yards and two touchdowns without committing a turnover.

In Week 6, Cleveland will travel to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers in what is shaping up to be a gritty AFC North showdown. Their defense remains the team’s strength, leading the league in metrics like pass-rush and run-stop win rates, and might give Pittsburgh fits if they can maintain pressure and soft zone integrity.

Week 5 Preview

Cleveland Browns vs. Minnesota Vikings: Sunday, October 5 at 9:30 am ET, 8:30 am CST, 7:30 am MT, and 6:30 am PT.

Cleveland (1-3) travels abroad to take on Minnesota at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Offensively, the Browns have struggled to find consistency. Joe Flacco’s performance has drawn scrutiny, and there’s buzz that rookie Dillon Gabriel could be given an opportunity under center. On the Injury front, Cleveland made roster moves ahead of this game, placing WR Cedric Tillman on injured reserve and promoting wide receivers Malachi Corley and Gage Larvadain to bolster their corps.

Week 4 Preview

Detroit Lions vs. Cleveland Browns: Sunday, September 28 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT at Ford Field.

The Browns hit the road in Week 4 to take on the Detroit Lions. Detroit enters as a heavy favorite. Cleveland’s defense, which has been excellent so far in yardage allowed, pass rush, and limiting big plays, will have to carry the team again. Offensively, the Browns must show improvement: more consistency, fewer mistakes, better protection for Joe Flacco, and more involvement from weapons like Judkins to avoid being overwhelmed by Detroit’s scoring potential.

Week 3 Roundup

Cleveland earned their first win of the 2025 season with a gritty 13-10 upset over the Green Bay Packers at home. They came from behind, down 10-0, thanks to a late interception by Grant Delpit that set up a game-tying TD by rookie running back Quinshon Judkins.

The defense played the game of its life, limiting Green Bay’s offense, recording five sacks from six different players, and blocking a potential game-winning field goal attempt late. However, on offense, Cleveland was far from perfect: slow to move the ball for much of the game and reliant on defense/special teams to flip the script.

Week 3 Preview

Browns vs. Packers: Sunday, September 21 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT at Huntington Bank Field

The Cleveland Browns enter Week 3 at 0-2 after a lopsided loss to the Ravens and now face the Green Bay Packers at home. Joe Flacco remains the starting quarterback despite early struggles with turnovers, while injuries on the offensive line, including questions around Jack Conklin, further complicate the team’s ability to protect him. Defensively, the Browns must tighten up after giving up explosive plays, and offensively, they’ll need to establish a steadier run game to ease pressure on Flacco.

With the Packers as favorites and expected to dictate tempo behind Jordan Love, Cleveland’s margin for error is slim, and only a disciplined performance on both sides of the ball will give them a chance to pull off the upset.

Week 2 Preview

Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns: Sunday, September 14 at 1:00 pm ET, 12:00 pm CST, 11:00 am MT, and 10:00 am PT.

The Browns enter Week 2 facing a daunting road test in a divisional showdown. Despite falling short in a tight opener, there’s plenty of reason for optimism, particularly from the defensive performance and the emergence of young playmakers like Fannin and Sampson.

Their path forward is clear: eliminate errors, get steady QB play from Flacco, and unleash their promising young talent on both sides of the ball. If they can manage that, they may keep it competitive with Baltimore.

Week 1 Roundup

Kicker Andre Szmyt had a nightmarish debut—missing both an extra point and a clutch 36-yard field goal that cost Cleveland the game. While the offense showed flashes, with Flacco passing for 290 yards with two TDs, he had two costly interceptions, and the run game was near nonexistent.

Week 1

Up against the Cincinnati Bengals at home, reopening their rivalry and aiming for a bounce-back start. Veteran Joe Flacco has secured the Week 1 starting role, edging out competition from rising prospects like Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders.

Odds to Win Division and Super Bowl

– Odds to Win AFC North: +380, indicating a competitive position within a strong division.

– Odds to Win Super Bowl: +30000

Predictions

– Overall Record: Projected to improve to approximately 7-10 wins from 3-14, reflecting both roster evolution and overall direction adjustment. Likely finishing third or fourth in the AFC North due to the strong Ravens and Bengals, though the schedule offers opportunities.

– Playoff Chances: They are unlikely to make the postseason barring significant in-season progression and health.

– Super Bowl Chances: Longshot, success hinges on major strides from the OL, Offensive cohesion around Joe Flacco, and maturation from key younger players.

In summary, Cleveland enters 2025 with hopeful momentum, anchored by veteran linemen, improved coaching, and an experienced QB, but must translate potential into performance. Early-season games, especially in the AFC North gauntlet, will be telling.