Ravens vs. Browns NFL Player Prop Bets for Week 6

Sunday afternoon’s loaded NFL Week 6 slate features an AFC North showdown between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field, with kickoff set for 1 p.m. ET.

The Ravens (4–1, 1st AFC North) have won three in a row following their 30–23 overtime win against the Falcons in Atlanta. The Browns (3–2, 2nd AFC North) look to bounce back from last week’s 17–12 road loss to the New York Jets.

Baltimore enters as a three-point road favorite with -175 moneyline odds on DraftKings Sportsbook. Cleveland is a +145 underdog, with the game total set at O/U 39.5 points. 

Let’s dive into the top player prop bets for Sunday’s clash between the Ravens and the Browns. 

Ravens vs. Browns NFL Player Prop Bets

Derrick Henry 22+ Rush Attempts (+103)

Derrick Henry has garnered a monster workload this season, leading the NFL with 113 carries — for 476 yards and seven touchdowns — heading into Week 6. Baltimore’s star running back has rushed 22+ times in four of his first five games this season. With Lamar Jackson shelved for Sunday, the Ravens should continue leaning on Henry as their offensive nucleus against the Browns. 

Although no team has permitted fewer rushing touchdowns than Cleveland this season (1), the squad’s run defense between the goal lines has been far from impregnable. The Browns rank T-17th in the NFL in rushing attempts (112) and 27th in rush yards (534) allowed to opposing running backs this season. That’s 4.8 yards per carry. And they haven’t yet faced a workhorse like Henry.

Quinshon Judkins Under 46.5 Rush Yards (-112)

While by no means lockdown, Baltimore’s rush defense has shown its mettle in a series of nightmare matchups. Already encountering the likes of Jonathan Taylor, Javonte Williams, and Bijan Robinson, the Ravens still rank 12th in opponent rush yards per game (102). 

They’ll now face a drastically less imposing threat in the struggling Quinshon Judkins. 

Judkins — currently listed as questionable for Week 6 with a foot injury — seems to have about the same chance of hitting his rushing total whether he suits up or not. The Browns are still waiting on a sophomore leap from their running back, who is averaging a paltry 3.0 yards per carry early on. Judkins has fallen below 46.5 rushing yards in three of Cleveland’s five games this season, and that trend should continue against a battle-tested Ravens rush defense.