Multiple Experts Favor Browns to Take Down Ravens in Week 6

The Cleveland Browns will be taking on the Baltimore Ravens this weekend, offering the team another chance to earn an AFC North win.

Cleveland has gotten off to a strong start this season, going 3-2 to open the year so far. But the Browns understand that there is still a lot of the season left to go, and if they want to reach the playoffs, consistency will be the key.

The Browns have seen strong play on both sides of the ball, but last week against the New York Jets, the offense was slowed. Part of this was due to the weather, and Cleveland will look to get back on track this weekend against the Ravens.

Baltimore is coming into the game with a record of 4-1, having played some strong football this season. But the Ravens may be without star quarterback Lamar Jackson in the game due to injury.

If Jackson can't go, backup Tyler Huntley will play quarterback for the Ravens, and the Browns can't take him lightly. Huntley just led Baltimore to a win against the Atlanta Falcons a week ago, showing his ability on the field.

Analysts Gary Davenport, Brad Gagnon, Kris Knox, Moe Moton, Brent Sobleski, Wes O'Donnell and Ian Hanford of Bleacher Report all made game picks for the week. Among them, four of the seven predicted that Cleveland would take down the Ravens this week.

Gagnon, Hanford, Moton, and O'Donnell all went with Cleveland in this game, showing faith in the Browns to win. This game is massive for both sides, but the Browns may have the edge with the game being played at home.

For the Browns to win the game, quarterback Deshaun Watson will need to keep his strong play going. Watson has done well this year, putting Cleveland in position to win games, even when his numbers aren't the best.

The veteran quarterback has thrown for 1,010 yards with seven touchdowns and two interceptions so far this season. If Watson can limit any turnovers against this Ravens defense, it could give the Browns a good chance to win.

But the Cleveland defense has been very good as well, showing a strong ability to pressure the opposing quarterback. If they can do this against Baltimore, no matter whether Jackson or Huntley is under center, it could make a massive difference in the game.

The Browns and Ravens will kickoff at 10:00 a.m. PT/1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday this week.