Daniel Vreeland doubled down on the same matchup, backing Kyu Blu Kelly to record an interception at +700. Cleveland hands first-time starter Shadeur Sanders the keys, and Vreeland expects at least one misread against a Raiders secondary that disguises coverage well. Kelly already flashed big-play ball skills with two interceptions of Bo Nix two weeks ago. Vreeland believes Sanders’ inexperience will give Kelly another shot at a game-changing takeaway.

Daniel Vreeland suggested Ronnie Hickman to intercept a pass at +650. Hickman has snagged picks in two of his last four games, and now faces Geno Smith, whose 13 interceptions lead the league. Vreeland stressed that Smith’s aggressive down-field tendencies align perfectly with Hickman’s center-field range. At better than 6-to-1 odds, Vreeland views the play as a high-value dart in the turnover market.

Calling it a unique chance to fade an unprepared passer, Dabbundo laid 3.5 (–110) with Las Vegas against a Browns team forced to start Shedeur Sanders. In a brief relief cameo last week Sanders went 4-for-16 with an interception, two sacks, a dropped pick and a drive-killing grounding penalty—numbers Dabbundo argues confirm he isn’t NFL-ready. While Myles Garrett and the Browns pass rush could torment the Raiders’ leaky offensive line, he suspects any edge is wiped out by the other side of the matchup: a historically bad Raiders defense facing a quarterback Cleveland is "starting out of desperation, not choice." With the game totaled at just 36.5, every Sanders mistake is magnified; Dabbundo wants to be on the side that only needs 20 points to cover.

Taking the 3.5 with Cleveland, Sullivan points to a defense allowing just 4.8 yards per snap, fourth-best in the NFL. The Browns have generated 10 takeaways in their last four contests and now face a Raiders offense he describes as 'lost.' Although rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders will be making his first start, Sullivan thinks Cleveland's pass rush and opportunistic secondary will dictate game flow and set Sanders up with advantageous field position.