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We’re taking this thing - wait for it - day by day, but we’re almost at the 2018 regular season. It’s so close that not only can we taste it, but it’s at the point where the waiter starts to bring out trays and you think “oh that’s ours!” only to be left hanging.
Considering that the season is almost here that means the latest batch of NFL over/unders is out. We’ve talked a lot about what’s expected from players like Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott, and such this season and now we have quantifiable measuring points.
From Bovada:
Dak Prescott - Total Passing yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 3500
Dak Prescott - Total TD Passes in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 21.5
Dak Prescott - Total Interceptions in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 11.5
Dak Prescott - Total Rushing Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 325
Dak Prescott - Total Rushing TD’s in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 4
Ezekiel Elliott - Total Rushing Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 1450
Ezekiel Elliott - Total Rushing & Receiving TD’s in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 13
Allen Hurns - Total Receiving Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 700
Allen Hurns - Total Receiving TD’s in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 4
Cole Beasley - Total Receiving Yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 425
Cole Beasley - Total Receiving TD’s in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 3.5
Terrance Williams - Total Receiving yards in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 525
Terrance Williams - Total Receiving TD’s in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 3
DeMarcus Lawrence - Total Sacks in the 2018 Regular Season
Over/Under 11.5
The Zeke lines feel like no-brainers, and the DeMarcus Lawrence one is certainly lofty (although definitely attainable). Not to be a stickler or anything, but the only receiver that truly makes sense to hit the over is probably Cole Beasley.
What do you think, BTB? Which of these would you take and why?