Joe Burrow player prop bets for Bengals vs. Steelers | Week 1

Joe Burrow has player prop betting options available from sportsbooks before his next NFL game on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET airing on CBS. Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals (0-0) take the field against the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-0) in Week 1 at Paul Brown Stadium.

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Joe Burrow Player Props vs. Pittsburgh

• Matchup: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Date: September 11, 2022
• Passing Yards Prop: Over 258.5 (-115)

Joe Burrow Passing Stats

• Burrow averaged 288.2 passing yards per outing and threw 34 touchdowns last season.
• He also rushed for 118 yards on 40 carries with two rushing touchdowns, averaging 7.4 yards per game.
• The 215.1 yards per game the Steelers gave up through the air last season made them the NFL’s ninth-ranked pass defense.
• With 24 passing TDs allowed last season, the Steelers’ defense was ranked seventh in the NFL.
• The Steelers were 15th in the league in interceptions last season, with 13.

Against Pittsburgh

• In two matchups against the Steelers, Burrow averaged 181 passing yards per game, 77.5 yards below his over/under in Sunday’s game.
• In that span, Burrow never threw for more yards in a contest than this game’s 258.5-yard over/under.
• Burrow had a TD pass in both of those games against the Steelers, and threw multiple TD passes against them one time.

Last Season Stats: Bengals vs. Steelers

• The Bengals racked up 3.7 more points per game (27.1) than the Steelers surrendered (23.4) last year.
• The Bengals averaged 361.5 yards per game last season, just 0.4 more than the 361.1 the Steelers allowed per outing.
• The Bengals passed for 259 yards per game last season, 43.9 more than the 215.1 the Steelers allowed per contest.
• Last season the Bengals ran for 43.6 fewer yards per game (102.5) than the Steelers allowed per contest (146.1).
• The Bengals turned the ball over 21 times last season, one fewer than the Steelers forced turnovers (22).