Bills vs. Jaguars Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet: Jakobi Meyers, Brian Thomas Jr., Khalil Shakir

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Total receiving yards prop bets are available for Sunday's Wild Card game between the Buffalo Bills and Jacksonville Jaguars. 

Jakobi Meyers was being offered with an over/under receiving yards total of 51.5 for Sunday's big game. 

Meyers caught 6-of-9 targets for 39 yards in Jacksonville’s Week 17 win over the Colts.
 
From NBC Edge:
 

The words “extension of the running game” come to mind looking at that line. And while it was mostly true, Meyers managed a ridiculous catch to bail Jacksonville out of third-and-long near the two-minute warning in the fourth quarter. It cut the distance to a reasonable fourth-and-short that Trevor Lawrence would convert with a quarterback sneak. Meyers will be on the WR2 line in a must-win game for the Jaguars against the Titans in Week 18 to sew up the division title.

Brian Thomas Jr. was listed with a receiving yards total of over/under 39.5 for this game. 

Thomas Jr. caught 4-of-7 targets for 39 yards in Jacksonville’s Week 17 win over the Colts.

Khalil Shakir caught 6-of-7 targets for 35 yards in the Bills’ 13-12, Week 17 loss to the Eagles.

He is listed with a receiving yards total of over/under 44.5 for Sunday's game. 

Parker Washington has a receiving yards total of 51.5.

Washington caught 8-of-10 targets for 115 yards in Jacksonville’s Week 17 win over the Colts.

The highlight was a downfield catch where he noticed a Colts defender overpursuing on the third level, reversed field, and almost found the end zone. He out-targeted all other Jags receivers in the red zone with two, catching one of the balls for two yards. Washington feels like he’s operating at a WR2 level heading into Week 18’s game against the Titans. The Jaguars can clinch the AFC South with a win, so we expect another real chance at a 100-yard game. 

Key Matchup

Key matchup

The NFL’s top rushing attack against the league’s best run defense. Buffalo’s James Cook led the league with 1,621 yards rushing, averaging 95.3 a game, and faces a unit that didn’t allow any player to reach 75 yards on the ground. The Jaguars topped the league in run defense for the first time in franchise history, allowing 85.6 yards a game. They became the third team since 2000 to not allow a 75-yard rusher in any game.

Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet - Bills vs. Jaguars 

Jakobi Meyers
O 51.5-112
U 51.5-112
Brian Thomas Jr.
O 39.5-112
U 39.5-112
Parker Washington
O 51.5-112
U 51.5-112
Khalil Shakir
O 44.5-112
U 44.5-112
Dalton Kincaid
O 41.5-112
U 41.5-112
Brenton Strange
O 35.5-112
U 35.5-112
Dawson Knox
O 22.5-112
U 22.5-112
James Cook
O 21.5-112
U 21.5-112
Travis Etienne
O 13.5-112
U 13.5-112

  • Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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