The first week of the NFL takes is underway, and the Cleveland Browns and the Dallas Cowboys face each other to start showing their cards in 2024.
The Browns are playing at home and want to improve on last season, where they managed to advance to the playoffs.
On the other hand, the Cowboys were surprised last year, losing to the Green Bay Packers and getting out quickly in the playoffs, and they do not want to repeat the same thing.
Cleveland Browns vs. Dallas Cowboys Betting Odds and Info
| When Do The Browns and Cowboys Play? | Sunday, September 8 at 4:25 pm ET, 3:25 pm CST, 2:25 pm MT, and 1:25 pm PT |
| Where? | FirstEnergy Stadium |
| What are the Moneyline Odds for the Browns? | 1.71 |
| What are the Moneyline Odds for the Cowboys? | 2.20 |
| What is the Over/Under? | 41.5 |
| Where can I watch the Browns and Cowboys? | CBS, ESPN, and Fox Sports |
| Where can I stream the Browns and Cowboys? | NFL Network |
Why Bet on the Cleveland Browns?
The Cleveland Browns were one of the surprises of the 2023 season, as with their record of 11 wins and six losses, they managed to qualify for the playoffs, where they lost in the first round to the Houston Texans 45 – 14.
The Ohio team, which has only qualified for the postseason three times in the 21st century, wants to achieve something it has not done since 1989: qualify for two postseasons in a row. In that opportunity, they managed to advance from 1985 to 1989.
For 2024, they had several changes in the staff but kept Kevin Stefanski as head coach and Andrew Berry as general manager. In the roster, there were no major reinforcements, and among those who can be mentioned are wide receiver Jerry Jeudy, who comes from the Denver Broncos, and running back D’Onta Foreman, from the Chicago Bears.
It should be remembered that, in 2023, the Browns had one of the best defenses in the NFL, and that is their strength, although, in this preseason, they did not fare well, losing their three games against the Packers, Vikings, and Seahawks, conceding 87 runs. Still, it is also true that most of the starters did not play.
Why Bet on the Dallas Cowboys?
The Dallas Cowboys were also amazed but for the worse. After winning the NFC East with a 12 – 5 record, this team was expected to fight to reach the Super Bowl but was surprised at home and lost to the Green Bay Packers 48 – 32 in the first postseason game.
Among the changes in the staff for this season, the departure of defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, who left as head coach to the Washington Commanders, stands out. Hewas replaced by Mike Zimmer, former Minnesota Vikings head coach, who returned to the team after 18 years.
Among the players, offensive tackle Tyron Smith left the team after 13 years while running back Ezekiel Elliott returns after a year with the New England Patriots, which will be a great reinforcement and company for quarterback Dak Prescott. Likewise, the acquisitions of running back Royce Freeman and linebacker Eric Kendricks are also important, but the departures of Tony Pollard, Tyler Biadasz, Dorance Armstrong, and Stephon Gilmore stand out.
In the preseason, they beat the Raiders but lost to the Rams and Chargers.
Final Betting Analysis: Browns vs. Cowboys
The last time they met was on October 4, 2020, and the Browns won in Dallas 49 – 38 despite Dak Prescott’s 500+ yards. The record favors Cleveland slightly, 16-13, but they don’t tend to face a lot.
The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have the Browns as favorites. Their Moneyline shows 1.71, and the Cowboys have 2.20.
The Browns were a surprise last season after years of mediocrity. Still, they need much more to prove it was not a fluke, especially after getting out quickly in the postseason. On the other hand, the Cowboys are an excellent example of a terrible playoff team that is a regular-season powerhouse. We believe this trend will continue for at least one more season, and we’ll go for a victory for the visitors.
Go for a win for the Cowboys. If you bet $100 at 2.20, you will gain $120 for a total payout of $220.
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