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The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers play on Sunday, Oct. 12, at the Steelers’ Acrisure Stadium in a game on the NFL Week 6 schedule.
Which team will win the NFL Week 6 game?
Check out these NFL Week 6 picks and NFL Week 6 predictions for the game, which can be seen at 10 a.m. MST on CBS (stream with FUBO).
The Steelers are a 5-point favorite over the Browns in NFL Week 6 odds for the game, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook.
Pittsburgh is -235 on the moneyline, while Cleveland is +195. The over/under (point total) is set at 37.5 points.
NFL Week 6 picks: Eagles at Giants | Broncos vs Jets | Rams at Ravens | Cowboys at Panthers | Cardinals at Colts | Seahawks at Jaguars | Chargers at Dolphins | Browns at Steelers | Patriots at Saints | Titans at Raiders | 49ers at Buccaneers | Bengals at Packers | Lions at Chiefs | Bills at Falcons | Bears at Commanders | The Republic’s score predictions
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Jeremy Cluff writes: “Dillon Gabriel gave Cleveland fans some hope in the Browns’ close loss to the Minnesota Vikings in London in NFL Week 5, but the Steelers will be rested and ready for the rookie QB after a week off (and after beating the Vikings in Dublin in NFL Week 4).”
Bookies.com: Bet the Steelers to cover vs Browns
Bill Speros writes: “Browns rookie QB Dillon Gabriel takes his 2nd NFL start against a Mike Tomlin defense. Meanwhile, Aaron Rodgers makes start No. 254. Maybe we’ll see Shedeur Sanders in the 2nd half.”
The site’s formula predicts that the Steelers will win the NFL Week 6 game against the Browns.
ESPN: Steelers have a 64.2% chance to beat Browns on Sunday
The site gives the Browns a 35.5% shot at winning the NFL Week 6 game, with the remaining percentage accounting for a tie.
Dimers: Steelers 24, Browns 18
It writes: “After extensive simulations, our model gives the Browns a win probability of 26%, while the Steelers have a win probability of 74%.”
Sportsnaut: Pittsburgh Steelers 17, Cleveland Browns 14
Matt Johnson writes: “It’s not going to be a pretty football game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns. Put another way, it’s just another division game in the AFC North. Myles Garrett and the Browns’ pass rush will pressure Aaron Rodgers, taking him down for multiple sacks and potentially forcing an interception. However, it won’t be enough for Cleveland to win. The Browns’ offense with Dillon Gabriel is just too predictable, and as bad as this Steelers’ defense was early in the season, it can stop a passing game that primarily throws short.”
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