Aaron Rodgers Player Prop Bets: Week 6 New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills Player Props

Before Aaron Rodgers and his teammates take the field Monday at 8:15 PM ET on ESPN, there will be numerous player prop bets available. AFC East rivals square off in Week 6 when Rodgers’ New York Jets (2-3) take the field against the Buffalo Bills (3-2) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Read on for our betting primer for this player, and discover all of our predictions here, too!

Passing Yards Prop

Aaron Rodgers to go over 225.5 yards

Bet $20, Payout $37.39

Aaron Rodgers Prop Lines

  • Matchup: New York Jets vs. Buffalo Bills
  • Time: 8:15 PM ET
  • Date: October 14, 2024
  • Passing yards prop: Over 225.5 (-115)

Aaron Rodgers Stats, Trends

  • Rodgers’ per-game passing yardage average this season (218.6) is 6.9 passing yards less than Monday’s over/under.
  • In five games played this season, Rodgers has twice exceeded 225.5 pass yards in a single contest.
  • Rodgers’ 218.6 passing yards per game this season are 4.9 yards below his average yards prop bet (223.5).
  • So far this season, Rodgers has gone over his passing yards prop total in three of five opportunities.
  • In four of five games this year, Rodgers has thrown a touchdown pass — and three of those games included multiple TD passes.
  • In two of five games this year, Rodgers has thrown an interception, including one game with multiple picks.

Jets Home Splits

  • The Bills score 40.5 points per game at home (12.1 more than overall) and concede 19 at home (2.2 fewer than overall).
  • The Bills accumulate 370 yards per game at home (70.2 more than overall) and give up 254.5 at home (87.9 fewer than overall).
  • The Bills pick up more passing yards at home (244 per game) than they do overall (181.6), and concede fewer at home (146.5 per game) than overall (198.4).
  • The Bills accumulate 126 rushing yards per game at home (7.8 more than overall), and concede 108 at home (36 fewer than overall).
  • The Bills successfully convert more third downs at home (45%) than they do overall (32.1%), and allow opponents to convert on fewer third downs at home (34.6%) than overall (43.9%).

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