Tom Brady. Jonathan Taylor. Cooper Kupp. Those three players went absolutely hog wild in 2021 in the department of yards gained. They led the NFL in passing, rushing and receiving, respectively – doing so with room to spare, too. Justin Herbert, Joe Mixon and Justin Jefferson lit up the stat sheets, as well.
I have already looked at touchdown props and our passing leader prediction is also locked in, but now it's time to focus on over/under yardage totals. Let's take a look at the best bets to be made in 2022.
Ryan Tannehill Under 3600.5 passing yards (-110)
I am firmly off the Tannehill bandwagon. He is 33 years old, has a ton of wear and tear on his body as a long-time NFL quarterback and he is coming off a disastrous playoff performance against Cincinnati (3 interceptions during a divisional-round home loss). Tannehill exceeded this 3600.5 quota last season, but he did not do it by a lot (3734) and he logged a full 17 games with star running back Derrick Henry missing more than half of the season. I do not expect the former Texas A&M standout to sling it around as much as he did in 2021 and when he does throw it I'm not anticipating a ton of effectiveness. The Titans are a run-first team and that will continue to be the case with a healthy Henry and QB who is most definitely not on an upward trajectory in his career. Don't forget, too, that wide receiver A.J. Brown was traded to Philadelphia this spring.