Steelers vs. Browns Betting Trends: Top 5 Betting Trends for Steelers vs. Browns on TNF

Steelers vs. Browns Betting Trends: Top 5 Betting Trends for Steelers vs. Browns on TNF

We've got an AFC North division rivalry on our hands as the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Cleveland Browns on Thursday Night Football in Week 12. On top of that, we have the launch of the new-and-improved oddschecker+ Trends Tool just in time for tonight's game.

When you're looking at a matchup with as much history as the Browns vs. Steelers, it's important to know what trends to expect. Luckily for us, the OC+ tool takes all the historical data and breaks it down in an easy-to-read bar chart so you know immediately if a bet is worth making or dead in the water.

Ahead of tonight's game, let's take a look at the top five Steelers vs. Browns betting trends and what the OC+ tool says about them.

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Steelers vs. Browns Betting Trends

1. George Pickens Over 69.5 Receiving Yards (+125)

• Oddschecker+ Trends Data: Pickens has exceeded 69.5 receiving yards in four of his last five games

The number one bet on this week's top-five trends bets immediately showcases the importance of context when using trends betting. Over his last 10 games, Pickens has only hit thin number six times. However, he's exceeded this number in each of his last four games. That's because Russell Wilson was inserted as the starting QB four games ago and has worked on getting his No. 1 receiver the ball. Justin Fields did a great job winning games, but Pickens' game has been taken to the next level with Wilson at QB. At +125 odds, the value of this bet is too good to pass up.

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2. George Pickens Over 4.5 Receptions (+115)

• Oddschecker+ Trends Data: Pickens has exceeded 4.5 receptions in three of his last five games

Guess what? We're back with another George Pickens prop for our number two betting trend tonight. Pickens has gone over this in three of his last five games and has failed to hit this mark just once since Russell Wilson took over as the starting QB. The arrival of Mike Williams shouldn't take any touches away from Pickens who has been the clear No. 1 option in this offense all season.

3. David Njoku Over 4.5 Receptions (+102)

• Oddschecker+ Trends Data: Njoku has exceeded 4.5 receptions in eight of his last 10 games

No matter who the QB has been for the Browns, David Njoku has seen a huge number of targets in the passing game. When Deshaun Watson and Amari Cooper were playing, Njoku was still getting looks. Now, Cooper is gone and Watson is injured and Jameis Winston is still looking his way. A week ago, Njoku had nine catches against the Saints. This Steelers defense is a tough one, but that's all the more reason for Winston to look for his security blanket when under pressure.

4. Russell Wilson Over 189.5 Passing Yards (+103)

• Oddschecker+ Trends Data: Wilson has gone over 189.5 passing yards in every start this season

What a difference a year can make for a player, huh? In Denver, it looked as though Russell Wilson's career might be over as he struggled to get much of anything going. Now, after a change of scenery landed him in Pittsburgh, he's playing great football and leading the Steelers to first place in the AFC North. Wilson has gone over this number in all four starts this season and shouldn't struggle to do the same tonight.

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5. Jerry Jeudy Over 3.5 Receptions (-110)

• Oddschecker+ Trends Data: Jeudy has gone over 3.5 receptions in three of his last five games

We've got two completely different versions of Jerry Jeudy this season. When Deshaun Watson was under center and Amari Cooper was still part of the team, it was easy to forget that Jeudy was even part of the Browns. Now that Jameis Winston has taken over and Cooper is in Buffalo, Jeudy appears to have been reborn. In the three games since Jameis Winston was named the starter, Jeudy averages six catches per game and has gone over this number in each matchup.