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

Throughout the last six Super Bowls, only one NFL running back has recorded a 100-yard game. That was – perhaps somewhat surprisingly – Damien Williams against the 49ers in Super Bowl 54.

It’s no secret that running backs aren’t the go-to offensive engine that they once were in the days of yore. Still, Super Bowl 56 will feature an impressive stable of explosive playmakers from both the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals.

And yes, you can and should bet on them. 

Rams head coach Sean McVay is well-known for his ground game, yet big plays in the passing game have directed much of the focus on quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Cooper Kupp. 

As for the Bengals, Joe Mixon was slamming linebackers to the turf long before Ja’Marr Chase was added to the mix, and there’s plenty of reason he’ll continue to do so this weekend. 

Which team’s running backs do you think will seize control of Super Bowl 56? At BetMGM, you have dozens of Super Bowl betting opportunities involving running backs, including:

• Joe Mixon Combined Rushing + Receiving Yards
• Cam Akers’ Longest Rush
• Sony Michel Any Time Touchdown

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?
• Color of the sports drink poured on the winning coach?

Visit the online sportsbook to bet on Super Bowl props for field goals, and the Promotions section of your account to enter the free-to-play King of the Weekend.