Lions vs. Eagles Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet: Amon-Ra St. Brown, A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith

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Total receiving yards prop bets are available for Sunday night's game between the Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles. 

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NFL bookie software had Amon-Ra St. Brown with an over/under receiving yards total of 77.5. 

St. Brown caught 5-of-8 targets for 58 yards and one touchdown in the Lions’ Week 10 win over the Commanders.

From NBC Edge: 

St. Brown was heavily involved early on, which allowed him to coast on a decent stat line for much of the game. His touchdown occurred on the second drive via a quick-hitting slant from the Commanders’ nine-yard line. Credit to Brown for fighting through contact before diving in for the score. He nearly scored a 35-yard touchdown on the Lions’ first drive, but Commanders CB Jonathan Jones, who later suffered a groin injury, successfully batted the pass away at the would-be catch point near the one-yard line. He remains a WR1 against the Eagles next week.

A.J. Brown caught 2-of-3 targets for 13 yards in the Eagles’ Week 10 win over the Packers.

He has a receiving yards total of 62.5 for this game. 

The low volume was a product of a game environment in which quarterback Jalen Hurts attempted only 26 passes. The two teams played to a 0-0 tie at the half as each team biased their attack to the ground game, leaving Brown with his lowest target total since a one-target outing in Week 1 against the Cowboys. Inconsistent volume remains highly likely as we head down the back stretch of the 2025 fantasy season, something fantasy managers need not worry about ahead of a Week 11 home matchup with the pass-funnel Lions.

Jameson Williams has a total of over/under 53.5 receiving yards.

Williams caught 6-of-7 targets for 119 yards and one touchdown in the Lions’ Week 10 win over the Commanders.

Total Receiving Yards Prop Bet - Chiefs vs. Broncos

Amon-Ra St. Brown
O 77.5-112
U 77.5-112
A.J. Brown
O 62.5-112
U 62.5-112
DeVonta Smith
O 57.5-112
U 57.5-112
Jameson Williams
O 53.5-112
U 53.5-112
Dallas Goedert
O 37.5-112
U 37.5-112
Jahmyr Gibbs
O 21.5-112
U 21.5-112
Saquon Barkley
O 17.5-112
U 17.5-112
David Montgomery
O 11.5-112
U 11.5-112
Kalif Raymond
O 17.5-112
U 17.5-112
Brock Wright
O 15.5-112
U 15.5-112
Jahan Dotson
O 6.5-112
U 6.5-112

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com 

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