Super Bowl 2016 Most Rushing Yards Prop Bet

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Gambling911.com has your Super Bowl 2016 Most Rushing Yards prop bet pricing.

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The co-favorites in this category are Greg Olsen of the Panthers and Emmanuel Sanders of the Broncos, both at 3-1 odds.

With slightly longer odds, DeMaryius Thomas of Denver was coming in at +325.

Ted Ginn and Corey Brown, both of the Panthers, were priced at 5-1 and 6-1, respectively.

All 2016 Most Rushing Yards prop bet odds can be found below.

Super Bowl Most Receiving Yards

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5831

Ted Ginn (CAR)

 

+500

 

5832

Devin Funchess (CAR)

 

+1600

 

5833

Corey Brown (CAR)

 

+600

 

5834

Jerricho Cotchery (CAR)

 

+1200

 

5835

Greg Olsen (CAR)

 

+300

 

5837

Demaryius Thomas (DEN)

 

+325

 

5838

Emmanuel Sanders (DEN)

 

+300

 

5839

Owen Daniels (DEN)

 

+2000

 

5840

Jordan Norwood (DEN)

 

+3300

 

5841

Andre Caldwell (DEN)

 

+5000

 

5842

Cody Latimer (DEN)

 

+5000

 

5843

Ed Dickson (CAR)

 

+5000

 
 


- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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