Clay Travis Reveals Shocking NFL Picks: Why Betting on Shedeur and the Browns Could Change Everything

Thanksgiving week brought a mixed bag—3 wins, 2 losses, and a push—nudging our season tally to 40-43-2. Not bad, but hey, who’s counting? Well, me, actually. These picks, handed out earlier on The Fade with Kelly Stewart, are finally getting their moment here. We kicked things off strong with a bang—the Cowboys-Lions over 54.5 nailed right from Thursday night. But what about the rest? I’m talking Dolphins finding a rhythm, rookie QB showdowns, and a Titans offensive line that keeps testing my patience. Oh, and Joe Burrow lighting it up while the Bills kind of seem checked out already. Sound familiar? If you’re asking whether the Chiefs can claw their way back from 6-6, or if the Rams will redeem themselves big-time—well, I’ve got thoughts. Ready for my final five picks that could push us back into the green? Let’s dive in and flip the script together. LEARN MORE.

We went 3-2-1 over Thanksgiving week to run our season record to 40-43-2 on the year.

We gave out these picks all on the Fade earlier this week with Kelly Stewart, but I’m just getting them posted here now.

The Cowboys-Lions over 54.5 hit on Thursday night so we started off the six pack 1-0 with an easy win there.

Here are my five remaining picks for the Outkick NFL six pack. (Note: all of these numbers were the ones given out on The Fade earlier this week).

The Dolphins have suddenly started to play decent football and the Jets, well, the Jets are still the Jets.

It’s cold weather season, which has me a bit nervous here, but give me the Dolphins to win by over a field goal.

It’s Shedeur Sanders against Cam Ward in a battle of rookie quarterbacks on awful teams.

I had some optimism last week that the TItans were showing progress, but that vanished against the Jags.

The biggest issue I see here is the Titans offensive line is bad, and Cam Ward is taking too long to get rid of the football.

That’s not a good combo. I think Ward gets sacked a ton, turns the ball over a couple of times and the Browns win comfortably.

The Bills are an enigma this year and the Bengals are a much better team with Joe Burrow.

Combine that and the over is the play.

Coming off a big road win over the Ravens, Burrow, who wasn’t good in goal line situations, but otherwise played well, is likely to post 24+ with his team.

Meanwhile, the Bills are generally good for points too.

Does it feel like the Bills just want the season over so they can get to the postseason? It kind of feels that way to me.

Over cashes in Orchard Park.

The Rams didn’t show up against the Panthers and it caught them.

I’m betting the result this week is a double-digit win over the Cardinals.

The Rams bounce back big and the Cardinals continue to wonder how they were the only team bad enough to lose to the Titans all season.

The Chiefs are 6-6, but there’s no way their playoff dreams are crashing out against a mediocre Texans team that can’t figure things out offensively.

Give me the Chiefs to get the win by a touchdown and stay alive for the playoffs. (In fact I think the Chiefs will win out from here.)

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There you have it, boys and girls, six winners to get us back in positive territory with the NFL picks.

Get rich, kids!