Most Rushing Yards Odds 2015 Super Bowl: Marshawn Lynch Favorite

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

31 January, 2015

Sportsbetting.ag had odds on the most rushing yards in the 2015 Super Bowl. This betting prop was all about Marshawn Lynch. You can claim up to $1000 in free cash at SportsBetting.ag here.

Marshawn Lynch was the odds-on favorite at -400. This was one of the rare occasions where this type of wager had someone in the minus category and, in the case of Lynch, he is a runaway favorite.

Lynch had a total of 8,695 rushing yards during the 2014 NFL regular season. Compare that with LaGarrette Blount, who had the second shortest odds at +450. He had 3258.

All other rushing yards odds appear below.

Don’t forget you can also bet on when Lynch’s baby will be born (before or after the Super Bowl) here.

71	Marshawn Lynch (SEA)	-400
72	Russell Wilson (SEA)	+700
73	Robert Turbin (SEA)	+2000
74	LeGarrette Blount (NE)	+450
75	Shane Vereen (NE)	+1200
76	Jonas Gray (NE)	+2000
77	Brandon Bolden (NE)	+2800

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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