- Josh Allen has -115 odds to pass for more than 294.5 yards, two less than his counterpart Patrick Mahomes.
- Stefon Diggs has -115 odds to rack up more than 86.5 receiving yards.
- Travis Kelce has -115 odds to put more than 77.5 receiving yards on the board.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes, arguably the two best quarterbacks in the NFL, face off as the Buffalo Bills visit Kansas City to take on the Chiefs.
The odds below were taken from online sportsbook Bovada.
Total Passing Yards - Josh Allen
- Over 294.5 -115
- Under 294.5 -115
Allen’s 294.5 passing yards O/U is one of the highest among quarterbacks in the NFL this week, outdone by Mahomes, but only by two yards.
Allen only has one game under 294.5 passing yards this season, a game played against the Baltimore Ravens – who are actually the worst pass defense in the league, averaging 290 yards given up in the air per game.
Total Passing Yards - Patrick Mahomes
- Over 296.5 -115
- Under 296.5 -115
Mahomes has a higher O/U than Allen despite the prowess of the Buffalo defense, which is fourth in the league against the pass, giving up only 182 pass yards per game.
However, injuries in the secondary have rendered them weaker – they’re fresh off of giving up 310 passing yards to a woeful Pittsburgh Steelers offense helmed by Kenny Pickett.
Total Receiving Yards - Stefon Diggs
- Over 86.5 -115
- Under 86.5 -115
Anyone betting on Allen to go over his 294.5 passing yards would likely want to take Diggs to go over as well.
Diggs has three games over 86.5 passing yards this season, and in fact, in all three of those games, he went over 100 yards to boot.
Total Receiving Yards - Travis Kelce
- Over 77.5 -115
- Under 77.5 -115
Travis Kelce is projected to be the leading receiver for the Chiefs at the online sportsbooks, but he’s actually only gone over 77.5 receiving yards twice this season.
Kelce is fresh off of a four touchdown performance against the Las Vegas Raiders, but he only had 25 air yards in that game.
The Buffalo Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.
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