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Steelers vs. Browns odds, predictions, betting preview, start time: Thursday Night Football picks, best bets

Steelers vs. Browns odds, predictions, betting preview, start time: Thursday Night Football picks, best bets

cbssports.com 01.10.2026 17:18 5 views
Best bets and betting preview for Browns vs. Steelers on Thursday Night Football

The Week 4 NFL schedule begins with an AFC North battle between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football, as both teams try to build on their respective 2-1 starts to the campaign. Pittsburgh is a 2.5-point favorite in the latest Steelers vs. Browns odds, while the over/under is 38.5.

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SportsLine's team of NFL experts have analyzed TNF and revealed their Browns vs. Steelers prediction, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Thursday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $25 bonus after $10 in trades: Pittsburgh has a 1-6 record in its last seven road games in Cleveland, including four straight losses.

The Steelers are off to a 2-1 start this season, giving themselves a chance to start 3-1 for the third straight year. However, they are 0-9 in Thursday road divisional games dating back to the 1970 merger. Cleveland, meanwhile, has won seven straight Thursday games, which is the longest active streak in the league and is tied for the fourth-longest all-time.

This is the first primetime game for the Browns since Week 13 in 2024, when they lost to Denver on Monday Night Football. Pittsburgh is a 2.5-point road favorite in the Steelers vs. Browns odds, as quarterbacks Aaron Rodgers and Deshaun Watson meet for the second time in their careers.

Claim $150 in bonus bets after your first $5 wager at DraftKings here: "Playing a depleted and suspect Carolina defense, the Browns averaged 3.8 yards per pass and 4.1 yards per play," SportsLine expert Larry Hartstein said. "They allowed a 38 percent pressure rate. Now they face a much tougher Pittsburgh pass rush.

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