
QB efficiency comparison is simple: Josh Allen at 7.97 yards/attempt vs Bo Nix at 6.42. The workload layer is attempts: 460 for AWAY vs 612 for HOME.
That’s the base for pass yard props, while rushing and receiving props are anchored to carries (112 vs 146) and targets (95 vs 124).
Market script: Broncos are listed as the favorite (Broncos -1.5). If the favorite plays from in front, carry volume can climb; if the underdog trails, pass attempts often rise.
If you’re pairing props with a side/total opinion, start with the Bills vs Broncos in-depth game preview.
| Metric | AWAY | HOME | How to read it | Betting approach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WR targets | 95 | 124 | Primary floor input for receiving yards. More targets = steadier production. | Targets are usually the most predictive input in this feed. If targets are low, you’re often betting on efficiency. |
| WR Y/Tgt | 7.57 | 8.20 | Efficiency per target. Higher = more yards per opportunity (ceiling indicator). | Low Y/Tgt + high targets can still clear lines via volume. High Y/Tgt often implies volatility and big-play reliance. |
| Rec yards baseline (Tgt × Y/Tgt) | 719.0 | 1,017.0 | Mechanical projection from targets + efficiency. Lower catch rates increase volatility. | Use as anchor, then adjust with catch rate. When catch rate is low, discount the baseline a bit. |
| Catch rate (Rec/Tgt) | 75.8% | 59.7% | Reliability metric. Higher = more stable outcomes; lower = choppier receiving props. | High catch rate + strong target volume supports cleaner Overs. Low catch rate usually increases risk. |
| Yards per catch (Y/Rec) | 9.99 | 13.74 | Role depth indicator. Low = short/slot usage; high = deeper, big-play dependence. | Low Y/Rec tends to be steadier; high Y/Rec raises ceiling but increases variance (fewer plays drive results). |
| Form overlay | neutral | neutral | Trend signal for role/usage consistency. Hot = steadier usage; cold = declining opportunity. | Hot form can support higher thresholds; cold form can warrant caution until volume confirms. |
| QB attempts | 460 | 612 | Volume driver for passing yards. More attempts = steadier yardage floors (less variance). | Combine attempts with YPA to judge line value. Higher attempts generally support more stable yardage outcomes. |
Conversion: 319/460 (69%), with 7.97 YPA. If attempts stay in the same range, yard props stay more stable.
| Team | Player | Pos | Comp/Att | Comp% | Yards | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWAY | Josh Allen | QB | 319/460 | 69% | 3668 | 25 |
Rushing floor is built from volume (112 carries) and efficiency (5.17 YPC). If script holds, rushing yard outcomes tend to stay within that band.
| Team | Player | Pos | Carries | YPC | Yards | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWAY | Josh Allen | RB | 112 | 5.17 | 579 | 14 |
Opportunity + conversion: 95 targets with 75.8% conversion produces 719 total receiving yards in the feed.
| Team | Player | Pos | Receptions | Targets | Yards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AWAY | Khalil Shakir | WR | 72 | 95 | 719 |
3931 yards on 612 throws keeps the passing baseline tied to volume; passing TD total is 25.
| Team | Player | Pos | Comp/Att | Comp% | Yards | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOME | Bo Nix | QB | 388/612 | 63% | 3931 | 25 |
Rushing floor is built from volume (146 carries) and efficiency (3.70 YPC). That profile tends to keep rush props in a predictable band when role holds.
| Team | Player | Pos | Carries | YPC | Yards | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOME | RJ Harvey | RB | 146 | 3.70 | 540 | 7 |
Opportunity + conversion: 124 targets with 59.7% conversion produces 1017 total receiving yards in the feed.
| Team | Player | Pos | Receptions | Targets | Yards |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HOME | Courtland Sutton | WR | 74 | 124 | 1017 |
Use pricing as confirmation, not the starting point. Best process: identify usage and efficiency first, then shop the best line at the best price.

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