The New York Giants travel to Cleveland for a Week 3 matchup against the Browns. Multiple betting angles suggest this could be a favorable betting scenario for one side to cover the spread.
Three separate PRO Systems are active — and matching on the pick — for the non-conference clash, kickoff at 1 p.m. ET.
This season, the Giants have started in disastrous fashion, sitting at 0-2 and failing to cover the spread in both contests. Meanwhile, the Browns notched an upset win over the Jaguars, providing a boost after getting slugged in their home opener.
Interestingly, when we tap into our PRO Systems, the data flags an ugly side as a team fitting multiple profitable situations.
Giants vs. Browns NFL Week 3 Odds
The Browns are currently favored by 6.5 points at home, with QB Deshaun Watson at the helm.
The Giants admittedly aren’t a sexy bet – but neither are the Browns.
Per our researcher Evan Abrams, Watson has not been a reliable bet in situations where he is favored by more than a field goal, holding a 10-15-1 against the spread (ATS) record, including a concerning 5-10 ATS since 2019.
Giants vs. Browns Prediction, Pick for NFL Sunday Week 3
Naturally, the lackluster Giants are a match for multiple sweet spots to cover the number Sunday of Week 3.
The “Week 3 Dogs” PRO System highlights NFL underdogs which begin 0-2 against the spread. These sides have covered their third game 61% of the time since tracking.
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Secondly, the Giants fit the Early Season Winless Teams PRO System.
This system focuses on winless road teams between Weeks 3-6, finding that these teams have covered the spread 60% of the time historically. The Giants, winless and on the road, clearly fit this criteria.
Finally, a 61% angle labeled “Road Dog, Low Total After Bad Season” also supports the G-Men.
Small underdogs with low totals typically cover the spread in the first six weeks if they recorded six or fewer wins in the previous season. These spreads usually involve teams the public still think are non-competitive due to last year’s results.
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PRO Systems Pick: Giants to Cover the Spread
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