The and will put the finishing touches on Week 14 in the NFL when these two AFC North rivals square up on Monday Night Football. As things stand coming into this matchup, the Browns are the lone team in this head-to-head that is in the playoffs. At 9-3, Cleveland is the No. 5 seed in the AFC and could further solidify its status with a win over Baltimore. As for the 7-5 Ravens, they'll desperately need Scott Kazmir Jersey a win tonight to keep pace in the wild card race. If they were to fall, however, that'd be good news for the , who'd then clinch a playoff berth.While we wait to see how all of those playoff scenarios unfold, we're going to take a look at all the different betting angles that this divisional matchup has to offer. Along with the spread and total, we'll dive into some player props and take a look at how the lines have moved throughout the week to see if we can catch any trends that may keep us betting sharp. Allare via William Hill Sportsbook.How to watchDate:Monday, Dec. 14|Time:8:15 p.m. ETLocation:FirstEnergy Stadium (Cleveland, OH)TV: ESPN|Stream:fuboTV()Follow:Jonathan Coachman and Larry Hartstein dish out their favorite picks for Ravens at Browns on The Early Edge, a daily sports betting podcast powered by SportsLine.Ravens (7-5) at Browns (9-3)The Ravens opened the week as a one-point road favorite and that advantage has only grown as this matchup came closer. By Friday, the lines shifted to Ravens -2.5 and have since bumped up another half-point to give Baltimore a full field goal advantage as this game kicks off. Under John Harbaugh, the Ravens are 9-2-1 ATS (10-2 SU) on the road at Cleveland and have played well on Monday Night Football, owning a 10-5 ATS record in those contents under the head coach. They also were able to thrash this team back in Week 1 to the tune of a 38-6 win where threw three touchdowns and completed 80% of his pa ses. As for the Browns, they are currently on a four-game winning streak and have clinched their first winning season since 2007. Despite that succe s, they haven't been a great club to bet on, owning a 5-7 ATS record coming into this matchup.Projected score: Baltimore 24, Cleveland 20Over/UnderJudging how this number has fallen, folks appear to like the Under in this matchup. The total originally opened a 48, but dipped rather consistently as the week progre sed. As of Monday morning, the total now sits at 45.5. Combined, the Under is 12-11 this season between these two teams. Meanwhile, the Ravens are allowing under 20 points per game this season and the Under is currently 3-0 in Baltimore's last three road contests.Projected total: 44Player propsLamar JacksonO/U 17.5 completionsO/U 28.5 pa s attemptsO/U 200.5 pa sing yardsO/U 1.5 pa sing TDs (Over +155)O/U 0.5 interceptions (Over +120)O/U 55.5 rushing yardsO/U 10.5 rush attemptsI like the Over on Jackson's pa sing touchdown total of 1.5. He threw for a season-high three touchdowns against the Browns back in Week 1 and has gone over this total in two of his previous three contests. The Browns secondary has also allowed 25 pa sing touchdowns this season. Jackson's rushing yards total is also pretty attractive as he's gone Over that number in four of his previous six games. He's also turned in double-digit carries in six-straight weeks.O/U 18.5 completionsO/U 29.5 pa s attemptsO/U 217.5 pa sing yardsO/U 1.5 pa sing TDs (Over +1.5)O/U 0.5 interceptions (Over -145)O/U 6.5 rushing yardsIf Mayfield is anywhere close to the quarterback we saw in Week 13 against the , he should fly past this pa sing yards total. While Baltimore's defense is largely a stout unit, they are giving up 226.1 pa sing yards per game this season. He's also gone over this completion total in each of the previous two weeks.Other props to consider total tackles and a sists: Over 2.5 (-150). Garrett has been a beast this season and has three or more tackles in eight of his 10 games played this season. A smash play, if you ask me. total receiving yards: Over 45.5 (-110). The connection between Lamar Jackson and Mark Andrews was heading up before he landed on the COVID-19 list. Over his last two games played, the tight end was averaging 78.5 receiving yards. Even if there is some rust coming back, he should be able to get over this total. anytime touchdown (+175). The second-year receiver has scored in each of his last two games so it may be wise to ride the hot hand while Jackson is looking his way. Nick Markakis Jersey