Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns: Odds, Lines, Picks, and Predictions - October 31, 2022 | NFL Regular Season

The Cincinnati Bengals will take on the Cleveland Browns in an exciting NLF Week 8 matchup on Monday Night Football.

The Bengals are beginning to look like they are getting rolling. They're second in the AFC North with a 4-3 record and are riding a two-game winning streak following a 35-17 home win over the Atlanta Falcons last week.

The Browns, meanwhile, are struggling, as they're third in the AFC North with a 2-5 record. They could be selling off pieces, as they're on a four-game losing streak after a 23-20 road loss against the Baltimore Ravens.

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Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns Match Details

Fixture: Cincinnati Bengals @ Cleveland Browns

Date & Time: Monday, October 31; 8:15 pm EDT

Venue: FirstEnergy Stadium, Cleveland, OH

Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns Betting Odds

Team	Spread	Moneyline	Over/Under
Bengals	-3 (-120)	-175	Over 45 (-110)
Browns	+3 (+100)	+150	Under 45 (-110)

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Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns Best Picks

The Bengals are without wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase due to a hip injury. Their offense is going to have one less option. The Bengals are seventh in both receptions and receiving yards.

The Browns, meanwhile, are a team built to run the football, as they have Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt in the backfield. Both defenses have been stepping up, as Cincinnati gave up 17.8 points in their last five games, while Cleveland has allowed 26.2.

Under 45 (-110)

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Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns Prediction

The Bengals are a complete team, while the Browns are with a backup quarterback in a passing league waiting on Deshaun Watson's return in Week 13. This could be a huge week, because if Cleveland loses, they will probably sell off some pieces and begin to look towards the future.

Joe Burrow has a 6:0 touchdown-to-interception in his last two games and spreads the ball around well enough, allowing his team to pull away with a lead. Cleveland is built to run the football, and that works well with a lead but not coming back from a decifit. The Bengals, meanwhile, are 7-1 against the spread in their last eight games in Cleveland, so go with them to cover the spread as well.