A Look at the 2018 NFL Odds for Passing Yards, Rushing Yards and Receiving Yards
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2018 NFL Odds – Passing Yards
Top Pick: Ben Roethlisberger +850
One of the reasons coach Mike Tomlin fired Todd Haley as Pitt’s offensive coordinator is because Big Ben Roethlisberger wanted the Steelers to play more no huddle than they did. More no huddle means that Ben throws the football more. He’s got a fantastic shot of throwing for the most yards this season because WR Antonio Brown has some help in WR JuJu Smith-Schuster. The odds make Roethlisberger the fourth choice after Tom Brady, Drew Brees, and Aaron Rodgers. That means he offers value.Worst Pick: Drew Brees +400, Aaron Rodgers +825
Neither Brees nor Rodgers should lead the NFL in passing yards this season. The Saints employ a run first philosophy. Brees will throw the football if he must. He won’t if he mustn’t. The Saints prefer to put up points via their rushing attack. Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy has stated that the Packers will look to duplicate the Saints’ rushing attack. That means Rodgers won’t throw for nearly as many yards as he has in past seasons.Top Underdog Pick: DeShaun Watson +3300
Before getting hurt, DeShaun was an easy 300 to 400 passing yards per game dynamo. Watson should produce around the same number of yards per game again. The reason? Houston’s rushing attack isn’t all that great while DeShaun’s got a real target in WR DeAndre Hopkins.2018 NFL Odds – Rushing Yards
Top Pick: Ezekiel Elliott +225
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