Best Browns vs. Ravens Player Prop Bets: NFL Week 2 Odds & Expert Picks

My Browns vs. Ravens player prop bets target a trio of Unders from Lamar Jackson, Jerry Jeudy, and Mark Andrews

Shane Jackson

Last Updated: September 14, 2025 8:30 AM EDT • 5 minute read

Best Browns vs. Ravens Player Prop Bets: NFL Week 2 Odds & Expert Picks — Pictured: Cleveland Browns wide receiver Jerry Jeudy (3) warms up before a game. Photo by Ken Blaze-Imagn Images

The Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns clash in an AFC West rivalry game today. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET (CBS) from M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. My best Browns vs. Ravens player props examine whether Baltimore can bounce back quickly from a staggering season-opening loss.

The Ravens coughed up a 15-point lead in the final minutes of a 41-40 loss to the Buffalo Bills last week, but are an 11.5-point betting favorite to get in the win column. I, on the other hand, managed to sweep my NFL picks in last week’s props column, and I'll be looking to build on that momentum from the opening weekend as part of the NFL predictions for Week 2.

🏈 Best Browns vs. Ravens player props: Week 2

NFL player prop bets made Saturday; odds subject to change.

Lamar Jackson Under 7.5 rushing attempts (+105 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Jerry Jeudy Under 58.5 receiving yards (-114 via FanDuel) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Mark Andrews Under 40.5 receiving yards (-115 via BetMGM) ⭐⭐⭐

💰 Best Browns vs. Ravens player prop bets

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⬇️ Lamar Jackson Under 7.5 rushing attempts (+105) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

It might seem scary to take an Under on the best running quarterback in the league, but Baltimore Ravens signal-caller Lamar Jackson won’t need to use his legs much to beat the Browns. He only ran six times against the Bills in Week 1, which included one scramble.

Jackson averaged 8.2 rushing attempts per game last year, but the Ravens have tried to limit that part of his game in certain matchups. In the five games Baltimore was favored by more than a touchdown last season, Jackson averaged 6.4 rushing attempts and finished Under 7.5 rushing attempts three times.

At a plus-money price, I’ll bank on Jackson limiting his rushing volume to net $10.50 on a $10 bet.

⬇️ Jerry Jeudy Under 58.5 receiving yards (-114) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

The Browns are doing a lot of talking for a team that was beaten by 25 points the last time these teams met on Jan. 4. Cleveland wide receiver Jerry Jeudy told reporters that there were “no challenges” to facing this Baltimore secondary.

I project otherwise. Jeudy will have a difficult time getting production today while facing a combination of Nate Wiggins, Marlon Humphrey, and Kyle Hamilton. According to PFF, those three held Jeudy to 13 total yards on six targets in Week 18 of last season.

This line is as high as 60.5 at Fanatics, but FanDuel’s price tag of -114 is the better value. A $10 bet produces a profit of $8.77.

⬇️ Mark Andrews Under 40.5 receiving yards (-115) ⭐⭐⭐

Baltimore tight end Mark Andrews had a quiet opener, catching one pass for five yards. He ran 16 routes, which ranked third on the team behind receivers Zay Flowers and Rashod Bateman. This comes after Andrews dropped a two-point conversion that sunk the Ravens in their playoff loss.

Simply put, Isaiah Likely’s return can’t come soon enough for Baltimore.

Andrews averaged 39.5 receiving yards per game last season, a number that could decrease if Zay Flowers’ usage in last week’s opener is any indication. I project about 30 yards for Andrews on Sunday, providing value on this Under at BetMGM.

📺 Browns vs. Ravens game info

When: Sunday, Sept. 14
Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET
Where: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore)
How to watch: CBS

❓ Browns vs. Ravens FAQs

What are the best Browns vs. Ravens player props?

The best Browns vs. Ravens player props are Lamar Jackson Under 7.5 rushing attempts, Jerry Jeudy Under 58.5 receiving yards, and Mark Andrews Under 40.5 receiving yards.

When is the Browns vs. Ravens game?

Kickoff for Sunday’s Browns vs. Ravens matchup is 1 p.m. ET on CBS.

How do NFL player props work?

Player props are wagers on individual performances rather than the outcome of the game. Common props include passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, and touchdown scorers. For example, if a QB’s passing yards line is set at 250.5, you can bet the Over (251-plus yards) or Under (250 or fewer yards). You can also bet on if a specific player will score a touchdown in the entire game, the first or last touchdown, and more NFL odds markets.

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Shane Jackson

Shane Jackson has been writing for Sportsbook Review since 2022, though his passion for sports, writing, and betting runs much longer than that. He graduated from the University of Kansas with a journalism degree in 2017 and has been covering sports ever since, working for MLB.com, Manhattan Mercury, Lawrence Journal-World, WynnBET, Bet Chicago Sports, BetNOLA, and BetMGM. Jackson cares about creating quality sports betting content above all else. He uses NFL experience, a mixture of models, information, film, analysis, and a top-down approach to locate every best bet shared for SBR. He never gives out a pick that he wouldn’t be willing to spend his own money on. Jackson is focused on finding +EV bets on a daily basis for a variety of sports such as NCAAF, NCAAB, NFL, NBA, WNBA, and MLB. He usually bets on props but is willing to wager on a spread or total when there is an edge. Don’t ask him how many bets he has placed on a typical college football Saturday. Jackson doesn’t care if you follow him on social media, but his Twitter account has info on how you can follow his bets through multiple third-party platforms. He just wants you to read all the great work from the SBR team.