Monday Night Football Betting Week 14: Ja’Marr Chase Vs. CeeDee Lamb

CeeDee Lamb has -115 odds to go over 67.5 receiving yards.
Ja’Marr Chase’s receptions total is set at 6.5.

DALLAS – Two of the NFL’s top receivers are set to square off on Monday Night Football in Week 14 and each of their betting lines have tons of value to them for bettors to take advantage of on both sides.

Lamb In For A HUGE Week Vs. Weak Bengals Secondary

CeeDee Lamb Total Receiving Yards

Over 67.5 -115
Under 67.5 -115

Legal sports betting sites have this one all wrong for Lamb as the Cincinnati Bengals secondary is the sixth worst in the NFL this season against the pass game. They’re allowing opposing receivers to go for 241 yards per game. Things have also gotten much worse for this Bengals DB room in recent games as they’ve seen each of their last six opponents have a receiver fly over the 67.5 yard mark.

Also helping Lamb’s case is that Cooper Rush has really stepped into his own in the passing game recently throwing for over 240 yards in two of his last three outings with Lamb being the highest totaled receiver in those games as well.

Ja’Marr Chase Seeing Major Involvement

Ja’Marr Chase Total Receptions

Over 6.5 -105
Under 6.5 -125

Another number that is deflated on NFL sportsbooks is Ja’Marr Chase’s reception total. He has been seeing a ridiculous amount of usage over the last five weeks with at least 9 targets in all five games and 11+ targets in four of the five games. That said, it has led to him going over 6.5 receptions in four of those five games as well.

He is Joe Burrow’s security blanket and has the third most receptions in the league to prove it. The Cowboys are also coming from a Week 13 matchup with the lowly New York Giants, which allowed Malik Nabors to haul in eight receptions.

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