The Cleveland Browns (3-8) visit the Denver Broncos (7-5) in an AFC showdown at Empower Field at Mile High. Cleveland is coming off a narrow 24-19 victory over Pittsburgh, while Denver secured a 29-19 win in Las Vegas. Both teams aim to build momentum as the playoff picture tightens. Crush the gridiron with our unbeatable NFL picks.

Cleveland’s offense has struggled, ranking 30th in the NFL with 16.9 points per game and averaging just 292.5 total yards. Jameis Winston has thrown for 1,266 yards with seven touchdowns and four interceptions, but the rushing attack has been inconsistent, led by Jerome Ford’s 298 yards and one touchdown. Cleveland’s 88.2 rushing yards per game rank 29th, leaving much to be desired.

Defensively, Cleveland has been porous, allowing 24.3 points per game (22nd) and surrendering 345 yards on average. The team’s pass defense ranks 15th, giving up 214.36 yards per game, while the rush defense is a glaring weakness, allowing 130.64 yards (24th). The Browns have managed 32 sacks (9th) but lag significantly in turnovers with just two interceptions (30th).

Denver’s offense has been steadily improving, scoring 22 points per game (18th) and averaging 313.5 total yards. Bo Nix has been effective under center, throwing for 2,548 yards with 16 touchdowns and six interceptions. The Broncos’ ground game is solid, led by Javonte Williams’ 744 yards and three touchdowns. Courtland Sutton has emerged as a reliable target with 57 receptions, 744 yards, and five touchdowns, adding balance to Denver’s attack.

Defensively, Denver is one of the league’s best, allowing just 16.8 points per game (3rd) and 296 total yards (3rd). The pass defense ranks 9th, conceding 199.83 yards, while the rush defense is even better at 96.17 yards (6th). The Broncos’ ability to pressure opposing quarterbacks is unrivaled, leading the NFL with 44 sacks. The Broncos’ nine interceptions also showcase a knack for big plays.

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