Best NFL Prop Bets for Today: Browns vs. Bills - November 20 | 2022 NFL Football Season

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NFL Player Prop Bets for Today: Browns vs. Bills

Plenty of player props are being offered for this NFL Week 11 matchup, which features the Buffalo Bills and the Cleveland Browns. The Bills, who opened the year as Super Bowl favorites, have a respectable 6-3 record, but they have dropped last their last two, so they'll be looking to get back to their winning ways today. For Cleveland, last week, they suffered an embarrassing loss to the Dolphins, falling to 3-6. Below, we'll take you through the best player props for this AFC battle, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook.

Cleveland Browns vs. Buffalo Bills Match Details

Fixture: Cleveland Browns @ Buffalo Bills

Date & Time: Sunday, November 20, 1:00 p.m. EDT

Venue: Ford Field, Detroit, MI

NFL Player Prop #1: Jacoby Brissett Over 19.5 Passing Completions (-120)

Jacoby Brissett has done a solid job for Cleveland this season despite the team's record. He has had some issues with interceptions, but the good news is that he's not thrown a pick in each of his last three games now. He's also been very consistent when it comes to completions, as he has reached 21 or more completions in seven of his past eight. Buffalo does have a top-tier defense, but their stats versus the pass aren't elite. This game was supposed to be played in Buffalo, but with it being moved to Detroit, the Bills won't have that home advantage that usually makes it tough for visiting teams. Expect Brissett to get to 20 completions today under a dome.

NFL Player Prop #2: Dawson Knox Under 3.5 Receptions (-145)

Dawson Knox is the Bills' third-leading receiver, and the tight end, who is in his fourth season in Buffalo, plays an important role for this team. Still, his production takes a hit due to the amount of targets star receiver Stefon Diggs sees. Last week, Knox reeled in four catches, but this was after he had gone four straight weeks with three or fewer receptions. The Browns have a pretty mediocre pass defense, and if the Bills have a decent-sized lead in the second half, they could elect to run the ball a lot more, thus limiting Knox's chances to get to four catches. Knox averages just 4.1 targets per game this season too, so the potential amount of receptions he can get to week to week is pretty low anyway.

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