Baltimore Ravens vs Cleveland Browns Prediction: This will be a close

In NFL action for week 10, M&T Bank Stadium will play host to a matchup between the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday afternoon.

The Baltimore Ravens enter into this contest aiming to capitalize on their recent 37-3 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, which was their fourth consecutive overall victory. While completing 71.5% of his passes, Lamar Jackson has passed for 1,954 yards, 9 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions. On the ground, he has gained 440 yards and scored five touchdowns. Justice Hill has rushed for 251 yards and scored three touchdowns, while team leader Gus Edwards has rushed for 478 yards and scored seven touchdowns. Mark Andrews leads the club in receiving yards with 477 and touchdowns with 6, while Zay Flowers leads the team in receptions with 45 and receiving yards with 472. This season, two additional Baltimore Ravens receivers have accumulated more than 200 receiving yards.

The Cleveland Browns have a record of 5-3 on the season after coming into this game on the heels of a dominating 27-0 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, which allowed them to move up to that mark. While Deshaun Watson has completed 62% of his passes this season, he has thrown for 902 yards, 6 touchdowns, and 3 interceptions, while PJ Walker has thrown for 618 yards, one touchdown, and 5 interceptions. Kareem Hunt leads the club in rushing touchdowns with 5, and Jerome Ford leads the team in rushing yards with 196. Jerome Ford has rushed for 425 yards and scored two touchdowns. Amari Cooper has the most receptions among Cleveland's wide receivers with 35, and he leads the team in receiving yards with 617. David Njoku is second on the team with 319. On defense, Grant Delpit leads the team with 53 total tackles, Myles Garrett leads the team with 9.5 sacks, and Denzel Ward and Martin Emerson Jr. each have a pair of interceptions this season. Martin Emerson Jr. and Denzel Ward each have a pair of tackles for loss.

The Baltimore Ravens have my backing in this game. I'm aware that the Cleveland Browns recently defeated Arizona without allowing a single point and that games within the AFC North division may be close and physical, but the victory over Arizona doesn't help me at all, and Baltimore is dominating right now. The Ravens limited the Seahawks and the Lions, two teams that were projected to make the playoffs in the NFC, to a total of nine points while playing at home in their most recent two games. The quarterback situation at Cleveland Brown is a complete and utter shambles, and I have zero faith in any of the available options. My opinion is that the Ravens are by far the superior club in this matchup, and I anticipate that they will trounce the Browns.