Bet the Total Passing Yards Joe Burrow - Super Bowl 2022

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Bet the Total Passing Yards Joe Burrow - Super Bowl 2022

Joe Burrow (CIN) Total Passing Yards betting is available with some pretty good payouts.

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Total Passing Yards (Range) Prop Bet

0-200    +750 (pays $750 for every $100 bet)

201-225    +1000 (pays $1000 for every $100 bet)

226-250    +600 (pays $600 for every $100 Bet)

251-275    +500

276-300    +450

301-325    +550

326-350    +800

351+    +325

Joe Burrow on how the franchise turned things around after finishing in last place in the AFC North last season to now going to the Super Bowl this season?

"This is what you work so hard for. We didn't go into last season saying that we have to have a great offseason to make it to the Super Bowl next year. I think everyone just went into it and knew they had to get better as players so we could be better as a team."

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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