Best prop bets for Steelers vs. Browns Week 14

The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cleveland Browns in a rematch from their exciting Week 12 contest.

Check out our full odds, picks and predictions for this matchup. Now, here are our best prop bets for Steelers vs. Browns.

*Odds subject to change

Steelers RB Najee Harris ANYTIME touchdown (-125) - bet365

Harris is having another stellar year, on pace for his fourth 1,000-yard rushing season. He's averaging 20 total touches a game, and recorded a rushing touchdown last week against the Cincinnati Bengals. This week he'll face a Browns defense that ranks 23rd against the run and has surrendered the fourth-most rushing touchdowns in the NFL. 

Browns WR Jerry Jeudy OVER 66.5 receiving yards (-115) - BetMGM

Jeudy is one of the hottest players in the entire league right now, coming off a nine reception, 235-yard performance against the Denver Broncos.

He has eclipsed 66 receiving yards in each of his last five games, averaging 123 yards per game during that span. Quarterback Jameis Winston is looking Jeudy's way early and often, and the Steelers have a middling pass defense.

Steelers QB Russell Wilson OVER 231.5 passing yards (-114) - FanDuel

Wilson has become increasingly comfortable in Pittsburgh's offense each week. He's coming off a big 414-yard, three touchdown performance against the Bengals last week.

He has thrown for over 231 passing yards in three of his last five games, and this week faces a Browns defense that is surrendering eight yards per completion - the second highest in the league.

Browns QB Jameis Winston OVER 0.5 interceptions (-210) - BetMGM

Winston is a talented quarterback who can make all the throws and rack up a ton of yards, but he has had a serious turnover problem throughout his 10-year NFL career. This year has been no different as he has thrown seven interceptions in five starts.

Winston threw three last week against the Broncos, two of which were returned for touchdowns. The Steelers have the third-most interceptions among all defenses in the NFL, making for a bad recipe for Winston.