Ravens vs Browns Monday Night Football Odds: The Baltimore Ravens return to the scene of the crime tonight as they take on the Browns in Cleveland, Ohio. The rivalry between these two squads and they fact that the Ravens are fighting to stay in the AFC playoff chase make this evening's Monday Night Football clash at least somewhat intriguing. The game is set to kick off at 8:30pm ET on ESPN. Monday Night Football Odds at online bookmaker Sportsbetting.com have the Ravens listed as a-11 against the spread road favorite.
Ravens Breakdown: Baltimore's playoff hopes took a blow last weekend as the team suffered a 7-17 loss at Cincinnati. The 
division loss dropped the Ravens record to 4-4 overall and left them in sole possession of third place in the AFC North. Baltimore's defense performed well in the defeat, making the Bengals earn everything they got, but the offense could not get anything going against Cincy. They finished the afternoon with 16 first downs and 215 total yards and were only able to convert one third down in 10 attempts. Joe Flacco had a horrendous day as well, completing 18-of-32 passes for 195 yards and two interceptions.
The Ravens have not done well away from M&T Bank Stadium this season, going just 1-3 in opposing venues. Their main problem on the road this season, aside from last weekend's effort in Cincinnati, has been their defense. Baltimore is giving up an average of 25.8 points per game away from home.
Browns Breakdown: Cleveland's train has never left the station this season and it remained motionless last weekend in a 6-30 loss at Chicago. The lopsided affair dropped the Browns record to 1-7 and virtually guaranteed them an AFC North basement finish. Cleveland's anemic offense was on full display as it generated a pathetic nine first downs, 191 yards, and five turnovers. Quarterback Derek Anderson earned a seat on the bench after another terrible outing; he completed just 6-of-17 passes for 76 yards and two interceptions in the loss. He was relieved by Brady Quinn, who will get the start this evening against Baltimore.
The Browns are 0-3 at home this year where they are averaging 14.3 points per game (9.8 season average) and giving up 29.3 in return.
Monday Night Football Odds Betting Trend: Cleveland is 7-3 against the spread and 3-7 straight up in its last 10 games as a home dog versus an AFC North foe.
Sportsbetting.com Ravens vs Browns Monday Night Football Odds:
Baltimore Ravens -11 (-120), Over 38.5 (-110), -600 (Moneyline)
Cleveland Browns +11 (+100), Under 38.5 (-110), +450 (Moneyline)
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