Ja’Marr Chase player prop bets for Bengals vs. Steelers | Week 1

Sportsbooks have listed player prop bet markets for Ja’Marr Chase ahead of his next NFL game on Sunday at 1:00 PM ET airing on CBS. Chase’s Cincinnati Bengals (0-0) and the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-0) hit the field in a Week 1 matchup from Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

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Ja’Marr Chase Player Props vs. Pittsburgh

• Matchup: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Date: September 11, 2022
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 71.5 (-115)

Ja’Marr Chase Receiving Stats

• Last season Chase reeled in 81 passes (on 128 targets) for 1,455 yards (85.6 yards per game) while scoring 13 touchdowns.
• The 215.1 yards per game the Steelers conceded through the air last year made them the NFL’s ninth-ranked pass defense.
• The Steelers’ defense was seventh in the NFL last season, giving up 1.4 passing touchdowns per game.
• Opposing quarterbacks tossed 13 interceptions against the Steelers last season (0.8 per game). The Steelers’ defense was ranked 15th in that category.

Against Pittsburgh

• Chase is averaging 52 receiving yards per game in two career matchups against the Steelers, 19.5 fewer than his receiving yards prop bet over/under for Sunday’s game (71.5).
• Chase has never had more than 71.5 receiving yards versus the Steelers.
• In two matchups with the Steelers, Chase has had a TD catch once (including multiple scores in that game).

Last Season Stats: Bengals vs. Steelers

• The Bengals racked up 3.7 more points per game (27.1) than the Steelers gave up (23.4) last year.
• The Bengals collected only 0.4 more yards per game (361.5) than the Steelers allowed per matchup (361.1) last year.
• Last year the Bengals ran for 43.9 more yards per game (259) than the Steelers allowed per outing (215.1).
• Last year the Bengals ran for 43.6 fewer yards per game (102.5) than the Steelers allowed per outing (146.1).
• Last season the Bengals had 21 turnovers, one fewer than the Steelers had takeaways (22).