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Like the Panthers, the Browns’ Super Bowl odds of will receive little to no interest from NFL bettors. In fact, Cleveland is power-rated as the worst team in the NFL at some shops. Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett dueling it out for the starting quarterback job will do just that.
However, Browns defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz projects to possess a borderline top-10 unit. In the offseason, Cleveland hung onto Myles Garrett, signed defensive tackle Maliek Collins, who finished seventh at his position in pass-rush win rate last year, and drafted Mason Graham with the fifth overall pick. Its secondary, led by four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Denzel Ward, remains largely intact.
If you enjoy plugging your nose weekly, the Browns may have value on the point spread entering the 2025-26 NFL season.
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Cleveland Browns 2025-26 Super Bowl Odds & Futures
