Cleveland at Cincinnati

Two teams having disastrous seasons meet in the final week, although Cincinnati can look forward to the No. 1 pick in the draft after clinching it last week. The Browns are in total disarray with a 6-9 record straight-up and a 5-9-1 ATS record after being touted as Super Bowl contenders before the season. Baker Mayfield has been humbled with 18 interceptions compared to 19 touchdown passes with a passer rating of 79.1. Cleveland went UNDER on Sunday in its 31-15 loss to the Ravens, and its defense has been decent this season despite the loss of suspended Myles Garrett. The Browns allow 24.0 points per game, but score only 20.8 while the Bengals average just 16.4 points on offense. The UNDER is 10-2 in Cleveland's last 12 games after a 10-plus point loss at home, and the UNDER is an astonishing 41-14-3 in the Browns' last 58 December games. Cincinnati is 12-3-1 UNDER its last 16 as an underdog, and the Bengals are 10-4-2 UNDER versus AFC teams dating to last season. Take the UNDER.