However, this isn’t to say that Chase won’t be involved in the game at all, and it’s still worth backing him to find the end zone. Ja’Marr Chase to score a touchdown (+110) It is worth noting that the Ravens could be missing top defensive back Marlon Humphrey, but clearing this line still seems like a tall order for Chase. In fact, he has only cleared this line 4 times in 9 games this season, and now he is going against a Ravens defense that has allowed just 4.7 passing yards per attempt, by far the best mark in the NFL (the 2nd-best is 5.4).

So why are we taking the under on his receiving yards? For starters, Chase has had 100 receiving yards or more in 4 games this season, but every time he has failed to follow it up with more than 80 yards. The LSU product is coming off a huge game against the Texans in which he had 5 receptions for 124 yards and a touchdown. Ja’Marr Chase under 83.5 rushing yards (-114)įor the 2nd and 3rd legs of this Same Game Parlay, we’re pivoting to the Bengals offense and, in particular, star wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase. I’m expecting a similar effort in this one. When these teams met earlier in the season, Edwards had 10 carries for 62 rushing yards and a touchdown. What really gives this play appeal though is the Bengals’ ailing run defense, which has allowed a huge 5 yards per carry this season (2nd-most in the NFL). Further, he’s found the end zone 7 times in his last 4 games, so John Harbaugh will likely want to continue generating offense through his running back. Edwards has cleared this line in 7 of his last 9 games and continues to be a huge part of the Ravens’ run game.

All things considered, this line feels far too low. To get this SGP started, we’re taking the over on Gus Edwards’ rushing yards prop.

Gus Edwards over 47.5 rushing yards (-108)

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