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Cleveland beat Baltimore 29–24 at home (FirstEnergy Stadium) on Oct 27, 2024.
| Team | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAL | 0 | 10 | 7 | 7 | 24 |
| CLE | 3 | 3 | 14 | 9 | 29 |
Closing line
BAL won 1 of 4 quartersCLE won 3The lead under each quarter is the score after it.
Book-by-book closing prices are not kept for this game.
Not enough line history yet: the chart appears once the books have posted this game's numbers more than once.
Bar: 90% range of the average; dot = the average, line = the league's over the same dates (n = 540 league games, 30 worked). Above, below or in line is a statistical call: whether the 90% range sits clear of the league's number, not a percentage cutoff. Counts from games this official worked, which also reflect the teams and conditions of those games; who officiates is one of many things that shape a game.
BAL end zone ← 100 yards → CLE end zone
BAL offense ranks better in 6 of 6 matchups (6 by a clear margin) · CLE defense in 0
CLE offense ranks better in 0 of 6 matchups · BAL defense in 6 (6 by a clear margin)
Each measure, offense vs opposing defense, ranked of 32 (1 = best). Favors: big rank gap. ▲▼: recent trend.
Zay FlowersWR11623.2%
Mark AndrewsTE7915.8%
Rashod BatemanWR7915.8%
Isaiah LikelyTE6713.4%
Justice HillRB5711.4%
Nelson AgholorWR316.2%
Derrick HenryRB244.8%
Tylan WallaceWR153.0%
Charlie KolarTE112.2%
Diontae JohnsonWR51.0%
Anthony MillerWR51.0%
Patrick RicardRB51.0%
Devontez WalkerWR30.6%
Rasheen AliRB20.4%
Keaton MitchellRB10.2%
Steven SimsWR10.2%Red zone = inside the opponent's 20. Season totals, descriptive only.
Jerry JeudyWR14522.9%
Elijah MooreWR10216.1%
David NjokuTE9715.3%
Jordan AkinsTE589.1%
Amari CooperWR538.4%
Cedric TillmanWR497.7%
Jerome FordRB436.8%
Pierre StrongRB223.5%
Mike WoodsWR172.7%
Nick ChubbRB111.7%
Blake WhiteheartTE91.4%
D'Onta ForemanRB81.3%
Jamari ThrashWR71.1%
James ProcheWR30.5%
Jacob KibodiRB30.5%
David BellWR30.5%
Geoff SwaimTE10.2%
Brenden BatesTE10.2%
Kadarius ToneyWR10.2%
Jaelon DardenWR10.2%Red zone = inside the opponent's 20. Season totals, descriptive only.
Baltimore Ravens2024–25 seasons
Cleveland Browns2024–25 seasonsDesigned runs over each team's last 17 games (scrambles and kneel-downs left out), by the hole play-by-play charts, named from the offense's side: a defense's “left end” is what offenses did running at its right side. Small numbers under each value are its carries. Success = the carry added expected points; ranges are about 90%. Rings mark 2, 4, 6, 8 yards. QB sneaks count as middle runs. Under 10 carries is faint. History, not a forecast.
Second half = third quarter, fourth quarter and overtime, per game. Pass share = pass attempts over attempts plus carries in the second half (sacks left out; scrambles and kneel-downs count as carries). The range counts games, not plays. League = every NFL team's last 17 games (32 teams). History, and it follows the score: not a forecast of this game.
We don't carry first-half or quarter lines yet, so there is no market number beside these. Overtime is left out. History, not a forecast.
2024 season only (not a rolling window) · 17–19 games each.
2024 season to date · 17–19 games each.
Last two seasons (2023–2024), BAL 38 games, CLE 35. Tendencies, not predictions.
Division rivals — they meet twice every season. BAL have won the last 3.
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