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Pat Freiermuth will have several player props available when he hits the field on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET live on CBS. AFC North opponents meet in Week 1 when Freiermuth and the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-0) take on the Cincinnati Bengals (0-0) at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Pat Freiermuth Player Props vs. Cincinnati
- Matchup: Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals
- Time: 1:00 PM
- Date: September 11, 2022
- Receiving Yards Prop: Over 27.5 (-120)
Pat Freiermuth Receiving Stats
- Freiermuth caught 60 passes on 79 targets for 497 yards and seven touchdowns last year, averaging 31.1 yards per game.
- This week Freiermuth will face what was the NFL’s 26th-ranked pass defense last season (248.4 yards allowed per game).
- At 1.5 passing TDs allowed per game last season, the Bengals’ defense was ranked 13th in the NFL.
- With 13 interceptions last season, the Bengals’ defense was 15th in the NFL.
Against Cincinnati
- Against the Bengals, Freiermuth has averaged 31 receiving yards per game over his two career matchups, 3.5 more than his over/under for Sunday’s game.
- Freiermuth, in two games against them, has exceeded 27.5 receiving yards once.
- In two matchups with the Bengals, Freiermuth has had a TD catch every time, but never more than one in a game.
Last Season Stats: Steelers vs. Bengals
- The Steelers scored 20.2 points per game last season, comparable to the 22.1 per contest the Bengals allowed.
- The Steelers racked up 315.4 yards per game last season, 35.4 fewer yards than the 350.8 the Bengals allowed per contest.
- Last season the Steelers racked up 222.2 passing yards per game, 26.2 fewer than the Bengals allowed per outing (248.4).
- Last season the Steelers racked up 93.1 rushing yards per game, just 9.4 fewer yards than the Bengals allowed per outing (102.5).
- Last year the Steelers had 20 turnovers, one fewer than the Bengals had takeaways (21).
