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DraftKings Pick 6 Steelers vs. Browns: Four DK Pick 6 Picks for Thursday Night Football

Looking for a DraftKings Pick 6 contest entry for Thursday Night Football? The Browns and Steelers are ready for a grudge match, and there are several exciting props to take advantage of. We've used a mixture of AI data and analysis to compile these +EV betting picks for Steelers vs. Browns.

DraftKings Pick 6 Steelers vs. Browns: Four DK Pick 6 Picks for Thursday Night Football

The Cleveland Browns will host the Pittsburgh Steelers in a battle of AFC North teams going in opposite directions. The Browns have been an absolute disaster after making the playoffs last year, while the Steelers have proved everyone wrong with their addition of Russell Wilson.

Can the 2-8 Browns try to stun their 8-2 rival on Thursday Night Football? And if so, what props should you be targeting? Let's take a look at players on both sides, and how the projected game script will affect their yardage totals. Our DraftKings Pick 6 entry is analyzed below for Steelers vs. Browns on TNF.

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Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns Date, Time, and Where To Watch

  • Date: November 21, 2024
  • Time: 8:15 pm ET
  • Where To Watch: Amazon Prime Video

Steelers vs. Browns DraftKings Pick 6 Picks

Leg 1: Nick Chubb Over 54.5 Rushing Yards

Nick Chubb has been steadily ramping up over the last few weeks in his return from a gruesome leg injury, and tonight will be the night that he finally breaks through. This matchup screams toughness and grit on the ground, and Chubb epitomizes those traits in an AFC North divisional clash. He's had a few opportunities to take some hits and get back into the flow of things, and now the Browns will be able to lean on him more tonight. He hasn't eclipsed this number yet in his four games, but landed on 50 and 52 in recent weeks. The Browns didn't have a real lead in any of those games, and will have a chance to change that game script if they can start with an offensive score tonight. Chubb will carry the load along with Jerome Ford as the Browns try to keep this low scoring and play spoiler against the Steelers. His line has already gone up several yards, and he is ready to put on a vintage showing on prime time.

Leg 2: Jameis Winston Under 33.5 Passing Attempts

Jameis Winston has been airing it out in his three games so far, going for over 40 passing attempts in all of the games he started so far. The Browns were trailing immensely in two of them, and were engaged in a shootout in the other. Going against a top defense today, we don't expect that to be the case. This should be a lower-scoring, ground and pound division game in the cold and wet conditions. The Browns will lean on Nick Chubb more as he gets closer to full health, and avoid putting the ball in the air too many times. Especially if they are able to get an early lead, there will be a lot more running the clock and emphasis on the rushing attack in the end game instead of chucking the ball down two scores. This line is much lower for a reason.

Leg 3: Pat Freiermuth Over 18.5 Receiving Yards

Pat Freiermuth has fallen under this line in his last three games, but just barely. He's had two or more receptions in all three games, he just wasn't able to extend the play and pick up additional yards. For these players with low receiving totals, it's important to discern the difference between not getting a ton of snaps and targets versus a lack of production. Freiermuth has had the opportunity with multiple targets, he just has to capitalize over the middle. In a divisional grudge match tonight, he will act as a safety valve for Russell Wilson in the short passing game. There will be less deep balls to Pickens and more safe passes to extend drives. Freiermuth will find a way over this number and snap his skid.

Leg 4: Russell Wilson Under 0.5 Interceptions

We're going to get a little risky to wrap this one up, taking Russell Wilson not to throw an interception. Our AI models are confident in Wilson to take care of the ball tonight, giving a 51% +EV play on Wilson under his interception line of -120. He has thrown a pick in his last two games, but had zero before that. It's tough to expect no mistakes in a cold-weather AFC North game where both defenses will be in prime form, but Wilson has been extra careful so far this year. He made a bad choice to lob it up in the end zone for Darnell Washington last week, and won't be taking a chance like that again. Other than that, he's been extremely accurate this year, rocking a completion percentage over 60% since joining Pittsburgh. If he can avoid bad decisions, he shouldn't have a problem against this abnormally porous Browns defense that's been giving up over 200 yards through the air per game.

DraftKings Pick6 Picks - Steelers vs. Browns

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