Monday Night Football Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals Prediction: Can Donovan Peoples-Jones Dominate?

Monday Night Football Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals Prediction: Can Donovan Peoples-Jones Dominate?

Browns vs. Bengals Start Time, Where To Watch, and Odds

• Date - Monday, October 31, 2022
• Time - 8:15 p.m. EDT/7:15 p.m. PDT
• Where - First Energy Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio
• Where To Watch - ESPN

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Cleveland Browns vs. Cincinnati Bengals Prediction

Donovan Peoples-Jones 50+ Receiving Yards (+134) (Bet $100 to win $234) Click here for the best odds, available at FanDuel

We're at FanDuel here as they feed us these ladder moves. I'll be clear. This is a "you call it." If you like 60+ (+220), then do that. Let's say you just want to get wild tonight since it's Halloween. Then your wild ass could opt to go 70+ (+320). Or even 80+ (+490). I'm just saying you only live once, and we're about to watch an NFL game on Halloween. Act accordingly.

Here's the thing about this play. The Cleveland Browns are missing David Njoku, which doesn't seem like much, but I think it could be. Njoku is getting targets, and while he and DPJ don't play the same position, Njoku's absence could lead to a little more work for DPJ. At least, I hope it does. Even if it doesn't, I still think DPJ goes over this number since that's what he's been doing week after week in October.

So far, in the month of October, DPJ has played four games. He's recorded at least 50 receiving yards in all four games. That's almost 100% of the games people. Not bad. What's even better is the fact that he's gone for 70+ in three of the four games. The haters are going to say that it's because the Browns were behind in every game, and maybe that's true, but I still don't think it matters. On top of that, why won't they be behind tonight?

The Cincinnati Bengals aren't a bad team. Even without top wideout, Ja'Marr Chase. They can score points, especially on a team like the Browns, who enjoy giving up points. In fact, only two teams in the NFL give up more points on a per-game basis than Cleveland. That should dictate what Cleveland does on offense since, at some point, they won't just be able to stuff the ball into Nick Chubb's chest and tell him to run as fast as he can. They will need to throw to stay alive; when they do, DPJ is an able target.