Ask any Buffalo Bills fan what Buffalo’s road record is like and they’ll tell you it’s 0-8, counting every one of last season’s losses. In fact, the Bills haven’t won a game away from home since their 2011 season opener when they clobbered Kansas City 41-7.
The Bills, on the other hand, boast that they’re dealing with a 0-1 record on-the-road record. Last season doesn’t count, they argue, because this is a new season (online sports bettors probably heard this story before).
Speaking of Kansas City, the Bills crushed them last week, too, with a 35-17 win now under their belt, giving them an evenly split record as they head into Cleveland. So maybe Buffalo can work that adrenaline rush to their favor against the Browns.
One could argue that the Bills could beat Cleveland in Buffalo, but can they win on the road? Those looking to drop money on the Buffalo Bills by betting on NFL odds at online sports books might want to remember that history is not on their side.
Since 2011, 20 of the Bills’ 34 giveaways happened on the road. And in terms of takeaways, the Bills defense forced 10 of the last 35 outside of home turf.
And Buffalo has allowed 35 or more points on five separate occasions. They’ve also been outscored by a margin of 36-18 on average.
The Browns will look to Trent Richardson to keep the field open for Greg Little and Mohamed Massaquoi. And expect Buffalo to send Mario Williams to the opposite side of Joe Thomas.
Game Odds:
Buffalo Bills: -3 -105, ML -155
Cleveland Browns: +3 -115, ML +135
Game Total: 44.5, o/u -110
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