Super Bowl Odds: Who Will Have the Most Receiving Yards?

By virtually any measure, Cooper Kupp is putting the finishing touches on one of the greatest individual seasons in NFL history.

The Los Angeles Rams wide receiver posted 1,947 yards in the 17-game regular season. Only one player has ever recorded more receiving yards in the regular season; amusingly, it’s another receiver that was once thrown to by current Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. In 2012, Calvin Johnson caught 122 balls for 1,964 yards.

With all due respect to Megatron, though, the 386 more yards that Kupp has chipped in this postseason might put him in unequaled air. If averages hold, he’s due for another 130 yards or so in this weekend’s Super Bowl. 

The Super Bowl prop bets page at BetMGM currently has his receiving total at over/under 106.5.

But Kupp isn’t guaranteed to dominate this game. Super Bowl odds deserve elite playmakers, and this game has two more elite perimeter playmakers: Ja’Marr Chase and Odell Beckham Jr.

Chase, in particular, is a big threat to record monster numbers in Super Bowl 56. He has accounted for nearly 300 receiving yards of his own during this playoff run. Nearly any good Super Bowl strategy from the Cincinnati Bengals will include him as a major focal point.

Will Kupp and Chase continue to dominate? Or do you think defenses will concentrate on them, opening opportunities for other players on the depth chart?

At BetMGM, you have dozens of Super Bowl betting opportunities involving Kupp and Chase, including:

• Receiving Yard Totals
• Number of Receptions
• Length of Longest Reception
• First Touchdown, Anytime Touchdown, and Multi-Touchdown Games

And in addition to finding and betting what you feel are the best Super Bowl prop bets, you can predict which player will have the most receiving yards with BetMGM’s free-to-play challenge, King of the Weekend: Big Game Edition.

If you correctly answer six predictive questions, you win $100,000 (split if multiple winners):

• Player with the most receiving yards?
• Player will have the most rushing yards?
• Length of the longest made field goal?
• Length of the longest touchdown?
• Number of total turnovers?
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