St. Louis at Cleveland

If you consider 3 points the marker for home-field advantage then the oddsmakers are saying the Rams with their 1 win on the season are the better team here. I agree with them. Ben Tate and Arian Foster ran for over 250 yards against the Browns’ run defense last week. Stephen Jackson is also healthy and running well this season at over 5 yards per carry. That will likely be the difference as there is no Peyton Hillis nor Montario Hardesty for the Browns once again, and they simply have no playmakers on offense. Chris Ogbonnaya and THomas Clayton combined fro 38 yards of offense last week. The Rams should be able to get to Colt McCoy, making for a long day for the Browns. Cleveland hasn't been favored much over the last four years, and are just 3-8 ATS when they are favored in their last 11. They are also 2-9 ATS overall the past two seasons at home. This could go down as the Ugly Bowl, but St. Louis is least ugly here.