Ahead of Sunday’s 1:00 PM ET game airing live on CBS, sportsbooks have installed player prop betting options for Zack Moss. AFC North opponents meet in Week 5 when Moss’ Cincinnati Bengals (1-3) take the field against the Baltimore Ravens (2-2) at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Below you can find our preview for this player, and find all of our predictions here, too!
Rushing Yards Prop
Bet $20, Payout $38.18
Zack Moss to go over 45.5 yards
Zack Moss Prop Lines
- Matchup: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Baltimore Ravens
- Time: 1:00 PM ET
- Date: October 6, 2024
- Rushing yards prop: Over 45.5 (-110)
- Receiving yards prop: Over 15.5 (-115)
Zack Moss Stats, Trends
- Sunday’s rushing yards over/under for Moss is set at 45.5. That’s 1.3 fewer yards than his season average of 46.8.
- He has totaled more than 45.5 rushing yards in a single contest two times so far this season.
- Moss’ average rushing yards prop bet this season has been set at 48.0 yards, which he’s fallen short of by 1.2 on average.
- Moss has hit the over on his rushing yards total one time in four opportunities this season.
- He has a rushing touchdown in two games this year, but no games with multiple rushing TDs.
- Moss’ 24.0 receiving yards per game average is 8.5 more than his prop bet over/under for Sunday’s outing (15.5).
- In three out of four games this season (75.0%), he has put up more than 15.5 receiving yards.
Bengals Home Splits
- At home, the Ravens score more points (29 per game) than they do overall (26.5). They also allow fewer points at home (18) than they do overall (22).
- The Ravens pick up 405 yards per game at home (24.5 fewer than overall), and concede 248 at home (67.3 fewer than overall).
- At home, the Ravens pick up fewer passing yards (194 per game) than they do overall (209.3). But they also give up fewer passing yards at home (194) than overall (257.5).
- At home, the Ravens pick up fewer rushing yards (211 per game) than they do overall (220.3). But they also concede fewer rushing yards at home (54) than overall (57.8).
- At home, the Ravens successfully convert fewer third downs (40%) than they do overall (44.2%). But they also allow opponents to convert on fewer third downs at home (28%) than overall (38.3%).
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