Tanking Rankings after NFL regular season: Top 18 picks are set
After Week 18, the 2022 NFL draft order became a tad clearer.
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After Week 18, the 2022 NFL draft order became a tad clearer.
Projecting Joe Burrow’s 2020 passing statistics and how they match up with the over/under betting odds.
The Cincinnati Bengals drafted former LSU Tigers QB Joe Burrow No. 1 overall in the 2020 NFL Draft on Thursday, making him their franchise quarterback.
Now the question is how he will perform in his rookie season.
BetMGM has futures bets for how many total passing yards he will have in the 2020 regular season.
Twenty-one rookie quarterbacks have had more than 3,000 passing yards in a season. Only 10 have had more than 3,500 passing yards. Only three surpassed 4,000. The record is held by Andrew Luck, who had 4,374 passing yards as a rookie in 2012. Cam Newton had 4,051 in 2011 and Jameis Winston had 4,042 in 2015.
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Passing Yards: 3,999.5 / OVER: -110 / UNDER: -110
Burrow is one of the most decorated passers to enter the NFL. His 2019 season was incredible with 5,671 passing yards and 60 touchdown passes. It was arguably the best season for a college quarterback ever.
However, since only three rookie quarterbacks have ever thrown for at least 4,000 yards, and considering Burrow is joining a Bengals team that was the worst in the league a year ago, the best bet for his passing yards is to take the UNDER (-110). Expect him to be somewhere around 3,500 to 3,600 for the season.
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