- Kyler Murray’s rushing yard total is set at 29.5 yards.
- Odds for Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s receiving yard total is set at 81.5.
PHOENIX – Kicking off Week 4 in the NFL is a divisional matchup in the NFC West between the Seattle Seahawks and Arizona Cardinals.
This is each the Cardinals and Seahawks second divisional games of the season, and both of them are going into the week 0-1 against divisional opponents. In this matchup, we’re looking at the value that legal sports betting sites have to offer on player props for Kyler Murray and Jaxon Smith-Njigba.
Cards Offense Relies On Murray’s Run Game Even More
Kyler Murray Total Rushing Yards
- Over 29.5 -114
- Under 29.5 -115
This is a tremendous spot to back Kyler Murray to go over his projected rushing yard total. There are several key factors that come into play here, backing Murray to go over as well.
The main thing coming into play here is the season ending injury to Cardinals RB1, James Conner. This opens up even more opportunities for Murray to use his legs and gain positive yards. Even more so now that the Cardinals have made it clear that they want more designed runs for Murray.
As far as the numbers go, it’s hard to see why this number is anywhere under 30 yards. Murray has rushed 20 times this season for 107 yards on 5.3 yards per carry and has gone over 29.5 rush yards in all three games to start the season.
JSN Continues Breakout Season With Heavy Usage
Jaxon Smith-Njigba Total Receiving Yards
- Over 81.5 -114
- Under 81.5 -114
JSN is in the midst of a massive breakout season and should continue that to open up Week 4 of the NFL. That said, we’re slamming his NFL odds to go over 81.5 receiving yards.
He’s crossed that line as well as his set receiving yard total in each of his first three games this season. With 323 total receiving yards at an efficient 22 receptions on 29 targets, he’s averaging 107.6 yards per game with a massive 7.3 reception average with 14.7 yards per reception as well.
Now, in Week 4, he gets a date with the third worst secondary in the league to this point in the Cardinals, who are allowing 264.3 passing/receiving yards per game. They’ve allowed an opposing receiver to go for 81+ yards in two of three games.
