When the Denver Broncos (9-5) visit the Los Angeles Chargers (8-6) tonight for Thursday Night Football at SoFi Stadium, they will look to continue a four-game winning streak. Looking for more info about the various player prop bets available in this matchup? Scroll on for a look at the markets on offer for each team’s best players.
Chargers Props
Justin Herbert
Herbert has gone over his passing yards prop in each of his last four games.
- Passing Yards Prop: O/U 231.5 (Over -110, Under -120)
Gus Edwards
Edwards has gone over his rushing yards prop in each of his last five games.
- Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 34.5 (Over -115, Under -115)
Josh Palmer
Palmer has gone over his receiving yards prop in eight of 13 games this season.
- Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 33.5 (Over -110, Under -120)
Quentin Johnston
Johnston has gone under his receiving yards prop in each of his last two games.
- Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 40.5 (Over -120, Under -110)
Chargers 2023 Stats
- The Chargers’ scoring average on offense is 21 points per game, 20th in the NFL.
- Looking at passing yards, Los Angeles has the eighth-fewest in the league, with 2,749 (196.4 per game).
- The Chargers are ranked 22nd in the league in rushing yards, with 1,481 (105.8 per game).
- On third downs, Los Angeles converts 37.1% of the time, 20th in the league. In the red zone, it scores a touchdown 55.6% of the time, 16th in the league.
- The Chargers have conceded the fewest points in the NFL, 17.6 per game.
- In terms of passing yards allowed, Los Angeles has given up 2,962 (211.6 per game), the 10th-fewest in the NFL.
- The Chargers are conceding 125.1 yards per game on the ground (1,752 in all), the 19th-ranked team in the league.
- In third-down situations, Los Angeles is 12th in the NFL, allowing a first down 37% of the time. In the red zone, it is first defensively, giving up a touchdown 40% of the time.
Broncos Props
Courtland Sutton
Sutton has gone over his receiving yards prop in nine of 13 games this season.
- Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 63.5 (Over -120, Under -110)
Bo Nix
Nix has gone over his passing yards prop in 10 of 14 games this season.
- Passing Yards Prop: O/U 223.5 (Over -115, Under -115)
- Rushing Yards Prop: O/U 21.5 (Over -120, Under -110)
Devaughn Vele
Vele has gone over his receiving yards prop in each of his last two games.
- Receiving Yards Prop: O/U 30.5 (Over -120, Under -110)
Broncos 2023 Stats
- The Broncos’ offense has been clicking this season, as it ranks 10th in the league with 24 points per game. In terms of yards, the team ranks 22nd with 4,355 total yards (311.1 per game).
- Through the air, Denver is bottom-10 in passing yards this season, placing 10th-last in the NFL with 2,838 total passing yards (202.7 per game). It also ranks 25th in yards per attempt (6).
- On the ground, the Broncos’ rushing offense ranks 20th in the NFL with 1,517 rushing yards (108.4 per game) and is 23rd in the league with 10 rushing touchdowns.
- Denver is 10th in the NFL in terms of red-zone percentage, with a mark of 58.7%. It is 10th in third-down percentage at 37.7%.
- This year, the Broncos have been led by their defense, which ranks first in the NFL with 17.6 points allowed per game. They also rank eighth in total yards allowed (315.3 per game).
- When it comes to defending the pass, Denver has surrendered 3,034 passing yards this season, ranking 16th in the league. In terms of passing touchdowns allowed, it is ninth in the NFL with 17.
- Against the run, the Broncos’ D has been firing on all cylinders, with 1,380 rushing yards allowed this season (fifth-fewest in NFL).
- Defensively, Denver ranks second in the NFL in red-zone percentage allowed (42.1%) and 11th in third-down percentage allowed (36.6%).