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Will Marvin Harrison Jr. Make Noise in 2025? NFL Predictions, Betting Splits for Cardinals

Will Marvin Harrison Jr. Make Noise in 2025? NFL Predictions, Betting Splits for Cardinals

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By: Nick Friar

Some positive strides were taken in Arizona in 2024 after the Cardinals finished just 4-13 in 2023. While winning their division may still be tough, Arizona’s improvements were enough to get the attention of DraftKings Sportsbook and sharps.

Cardinals Win Total

After covering in 11 of 17 (6-3 ATS at home and 5-3 ATS on the road) and winning 8 games while having a 2024 regular season win total of 6.5, Arizona’s 2025 regular season win total has been bumped up to 8.5.

Even with that jump, the sharps still like the over. To this point, the over have seen 79% of the handle on 55% of the bets.

Another route to consider for those looking for pro-Cardinals bets: Regular Season Division Wins. Arizona’s number is set at 2.5, and the over has seen 97% of the handle on 77% of the bets.

The only notable action that’s anti-Cardinals comes in the To Make the Playoffs. While their odds have shortened from +325 last season to +130 now, the Cardinals are still the six-least popular option in the market.

Marvin Harrison Jr. Futures Splits

After posting 885 receiving yards in his rookie campaign, Harrison is -105 to log 1000+ receiving yards throughout the regular season. In that market (which is in the MILESTONES category), Harrison ranks third in handle.

However, an issue arises when looking to his Regular Season Receiving Yards prop, which has a total of 975.5. On just three percent of the bets, the under has seen 51% of the handle. Not a massive amount of bettors are fading Harrison, but the wagers made toward his under are sizable.

As for his Regular Season Receiving TDs (6.5), the over has taken in 95% of the handle on 96% of the bets.

Other Notable Player Prop Splits

Somehow, both of Trey McBride’s season-long props have seen the same percentage of handle as they have bets. His Regular Season Receiving Yards Over is 900.5, and the over has seen 97% of the handle and bets. At the same time, the over on McBride’s Regular Season Receiving TDs (4.5) has seen 99% of the handle and bets.

Kyler Murray has three season-long player props available on DraftKings Sportsbook:

  • Murray’s Regular Season Passing Yards prop is 3400.5. The under has seen 39% of the handle on 19% of the bets.
  • His Regular Season Passing TDs prop is 20.5. The over on this play has taken in 95% handle on 93% of the bets.
  • His Regular Season Rushing Yards prop is set at 475.5. The over has taken in 86% of the handle on 90% of the bets.

As for James Conner, his Regular Season Rushing Yards total is 900.5. On just 26% of the bets, the under has seen 58% of the handle.

Meanwhile, Jonathan Ganon has some modest but solid split in the Coach of the Year discussion. On three percent of the bets, six percent of the handle has gone his way.

Lots of options to consider from this bunch. As much as he’s gone over his 900.5 line in each of the last two seasons, Conner has a great set of under splits on his Regular Season Rushing Yards prop.

While the data above will help you with season-long plays, the following stats produced by Harrison, McBride, Murray and Conner in 2024 are instead applicable to gameday player props.

  • Marvin Harrison Jr.
    • Receiving Yards: 10-7 to the under
    • Receptions: 11-6 to the under
  • Trey McBride
    • Receiving Yards: 10-6 to the over
    • Receptions: 11-5 to the over
  • Kyler Murray
    • Passing TDs: 13-4 to the under
  • James Conner
    • Rushing Yards: 9-7 to the over
    • Rush Attempts: 9-7 to the over

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