Bet The Browns Regular Season Wins 2016: RG3 Signs on as Quarterback

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Robert Griffin III is coming to Cleveland with the Browns currently being offered up to win OVER 4.5 regular season games. RG3 may just be the one to get them over the hump.

The Browns announced the signing of the free agent Thursday afternoon.

It’s a $15 million, two year deal with incentives that include a signing bonus of $3.5 million and $6.75 million in total guarantees

Griffin can also earn up to $7M in incentives, which would bring the max value to $22M.

The Browns are a 35-1 long shot to win the AFC North.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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