Learn How to Research QB Passing Yards | NFL Player Prop Tools

Описание: Today, you'll learn how to analyze Passing Yard Props using Outlier's Player Prop Tools.

How do QB Passing Props Work?
NFL passing props are specific types of wagers that focus on a quarterback's performance in a game or throughout an entire NFL season, rather than solely on the outcome of a single game. Offering a unique way to engage with NFL games, these bets can be an exciting way to test your football knowledge and potentially earn profits.

Passing props revolve around the performance of a quarterback. Let's look at some of these passing prop bets that may be available for both single-game and futures contexts:

Single-Game Passing Props:
Passing Yards: How many passing yards will a quarterback accumulate in a game? Bet over or under a specified number.
Touchdown Passes: Over/under bets on the number of touchdown passes a quarterback will throw.
Interceptions: Over/under bets on the number of interceptions thrown.
Completion Percentage: This is the ratio of completed passes to total passing attempts.
Passing Attempts: Over/under bets on the number of passing attempts a quarterback will make.

Futures Passing Props:
Total Passing Yards: Bet on whether a quarterback will pass for more or less than a set number of yards over the season.
Total Touchdown Passes: Over/under bets on the total number of touchdown passes a quarterback will throw during the season.
Total Interceptions: Predict the total interceptions a quarterback will throw over the entire season.

How do you analyze passing props?
Factors such as a quarterback's historical performance, team strategy, strength of schedule, and player health should be considered when making NFL passing props bets, whether for a single game or for the entire season.

Pay special attention to these passing stats that affect passing props:
Pass Plays and Completions
Passer Rating
On Target Percentage
Avg Pocket Time
Air Yards
Bad Throws
Longest Completion
Interception
Sacks
Hurries
Defensive Opponent Passing Yards Allowed