NFL Week 14: Quick picks for most passing yards, receiving yards and more

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) in the pocket. (Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire)

BetAmerica offers various prop bets on statistical leaders – both player and team – every Sunday of the NFL season. Here’s a quick look at three markets that offer props players some value this week.

Most passing yards

Patrick Mahomes (+750) seems like a vulnerable favorite for most passing yards this Sunday, as he’ll visit Miami and the No. 2-rated Dolphins defense by points allowed per game.

Longshot bettors may want to ride with Justin Herbert (+1300) instead. His most recent outing against the New England Patriots in a 45-0 defeat was simply too bad to be believed. Herbert was playing terrific football for the Los Angeles Chargers up to that point, throwing for over 300 yards in four of his last six starts.

Meet my friend Justin Herbert pic.twitter.com/cCgipyEh5j
— Boltztecs (@DotsNCuts) December 10, 2020

The Chargers draw a plum matchup with the Atlanta Falcons and their 30th-ranked passing defense (285.3 yards allowed per game) on Sunday.

Most receiving yards

It’s hard to look past betting favorite Davante Adams (+550) for most receiving yards this Sunday. He’ll be matched up with a Lions defense that’s allowed the seventh-most passing yards per game (261.7) in the NFL this year.

An injury limited Adams to 36 receiving yards in his first meeting with Detroit in 2020, but in his previous two games against this division rival, the Green Bay Packers star wide-out accounted for 233 combined yards.

Aaron Rodgers launched this from 8 yards in his own endzone and Davante Adams came down with it in triple coverage for 42 yards. pic.twitter.com/TH7kUmHnfl
— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) December 6, 2020

Aaron Rodgers should have no trouble finding his favorite target in this one.

Lowest scoring team

The New York Jets (+500) are favored to score the fewest points of any team this Sunday, and while their offense has been extremely poor in 2020, the Seattle Seahawks’ defense has been arguably just as bad.

The Philadelphia Eagles (+550) look like the smart play in this market. They’ve failed to top 17 points in each of their last four contests, while the New Orleans Saints have allowed an average of just 8.8 points over their last five games.

The #Saints defense hasn't allowed a touchdown in their last 13 quarters of football. Think about that for a second.

New Orleans on top at the break ... and Taysom Hill has THROWN two touchdown passes. pic.twitter.com/VuEJFfnSar
— SaintsNOW (@SaintsNOW) December 6, 2020

The Eagles’ switching from Carson Wentz to Jalen Hurts at quarterback appears to be a desperation move.

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