Week 7 Browns at Ravens Player Props - October 23 | 2022 NFL Football Season

The NFL matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Cleveland Browns has some big-time fantasy football names.

Plenty of player props are available for this AFC North matchup, and we'll walk you through three that you need on your betslip this Sunday (October 22).

Cleveland Browns vs Baltimore Ravens Match Details

Fixture: Browns @ Ravens

Date and Time: Sunday; October 23 (1:00 pm EST)

Venue: M&T Bank Stadium

NFL Player Prop #1: Lamar Jackson TD Scorer (+135)

We know Lamar Jackson can always get it done on the ground and in the air. He has 15 touchdowns this season, and only 2 were rushing.

Cleveland's defense is the second-worst in the NFL by DVOA metrics and hasn't been able to contain anybody in recent weeks. While the Ravens will most likely spend a nice chunk of time in the redzone, look for Jackson to get loose on a designed run or even a scramble. Cleveland's defense won't ever be on the same page against a dual-threat like Jackson.

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NFL Player Prop #2: Lamar Jackson Over 200.5 Passing Yards (-114)

As mentioned above, Cleveland's defensive unit has been in shambles. This is just the right time for Jackson and the Ravens to catch them; they're needing a 'get right' game themselves and will look to air it out.

TE Mark Andrews and WR Rashod Bateman are seemingly available this Sunday, giving Jackson his two best targets back. Look for the passing attack to be sharp and on full display against a subpar Cleveland secondary.

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NFL Player Prop #3: Nick Chubb TD Scorer (+100)

Nick Chubb has been one of the most dominant and productive running backs in the league this season. He could be the driving force for the Browns this Sunday as they desperately need to get back on track with a win.

Expect Chubb's workload to be as heavy as any game this season, if not more than normal, and him to turn those extra carries into a touchdown. The Ravens' run defense is well below the league average, so he should have extra chances to break a long run and find the endzone.