St. Brown has exceeded the 100-yard receiving threshold and caught at least six passes in every game over the past three weeks. He caught six of nine targets against the Raiders, after catching 12 of his 13 targets (124 yards) against
the Buccaneers, 13 of 19 targets (102 yards) against the Ravens, and it’s important to note that St. Brown played with excruciating blisters against Las Vegas but still managed six catches for 108 receiving yards.
St. Brown is averaging 11.1 targets and 8.1 receptions per game through seven games. Additionally, you might like his 84.5 receiving yards (Over: -130, Under: +100) bet line depending on your estimation of how many receiving yards he might get (he averages 95 per game).
Jahmyr Gibbs gained 68 rushing and 58 receiving yards (126 total yards) against the Ravens and 152 rushing and 37 receiving yards (189 total yards) against the Raiders in his two games as a starter.
Gibbs’ usage is anticipated to be impacted by David Montgomery’s return, but that reasoning also translates into a better betting line. Thus, the inquiry arises: To what extent do you believe Montgomery will genuinely reduce Gibbs’ output?
Using a 61.5 rushing and receiving yard bet line, DraftKings projects that Gibbs’ output from the Ravens will be about halved.
Although the Chargers’ defence is not as strong as the Ravens’, they still allow fewer than 90 yards of ground play on average. The fact that opponents are just throwing on the Chargers and that they give up the highest amount of passing yards in the NFL (286 yards per game) on average is one of the reasons their defensive rushing statistics are so remarkable.
Wut a doubt, Gibsb will receive his touches. However, it’s harder to predict how the Chargers will play, which is why combining receivinithog and rushing yards for
