AFC bottom-feeders collide on Sunday afternoon, as the Cleveland Browns host the Tennessee Titans at Huntington Bank Field.
The Titans (1–11, 4th AFC South) have already been eliminated from playoff contention and will attempt to drag the Browns (3–9, 4th AFC North) — who are a loss away from elimination — right down with them.
Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. The Browns enter as 4.5-point home favorites on DraftKings Sportsbook, while the Titans are listed as +180 underdogs. The game’s total is set at 33.5 points.
Here are the top player props for Sunday’s Week 14 contest between the Titans and Browns.
Titans vs. Browns Best Prop Bets
Shedeur Sanders Under 9.5 Rush Yards (-120)
It might have been a turbulent takeoff, but rookie QB Shedeur Sanders clawed his way to the top of the Cleveland depth chart and earned a third consecutive start against the Titans.
Sanders has flashed promise in his first pair of starts under center, completing 60% of his throws for 358 yards, two touchdowns, and an interception. But the Colorado product hasn’t been much of a threat with his legs — nor has he shown much interest in becoming one.
Outside of his season debut, where he picked up 16 yards on three carries in relief of Dillon Gabriel, Sanders has rushed only once in each of his two starts for a total of just five yards.
Quinshon Judkins 90+ Rush + Receiving Yards (-130)
It didn’t take long for Quinshon Judkins to find his stride with a new signal caller under center. The rookie running back erupted for two rushing touchdowns during Shedeur Sanders’ first start against the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 12, then handled 23 carries for 91 yards against the San Francisco 49ers last Sunday.
The former Ohio State standout was also involved in the passing game against San Fran, corralling all three of his targets for 18 receiving yards (109 total yards). Expect the growing connection with Sanders to push Judkins past 90 total yards for the fifth time this season.
Elic Ayomanor Under 24.5 Receiving Yards (-109)
Wide receiver Elic Ayomanor has shown bursts of potential throughout his rookie season, but has largely stalled down the stretch. The Stanford product has caught just three of 11 targets for 16 yards across his last two games against the Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars.
Ayomanor is still searching for a breakout game to cap his freshman campaign— but it’s unlikely to happen against the Browns. Cleveland boasts one of the most formidable defensive backfields in the NFL, ranking third in fewest opponent passing yards allowed.
