Yearly Record: 50-53
Gerald Everett Over 34.5 Receiving Yards -110
Everett has been a sneaky good target for the Chargers this season and has tallied six games over 34.5 yards. The Dolphins defense has allowed seven tight ends to go for over 34.5 receiving yards in a game this year. Byron Jones and Xavien Howard will be matching up with Keenan Allen and Mike Williams, giving Everett a favorable look against a linebacker.
Tyreek Hill Any Time Touchdown -135
While he is one of the league-leaders in receiving yards this season, Hill only has five receiving touchdowns. Even though the number is low, Hill has caught three touchdowns in the last four games. He’s on what the kids would call a “heater.” Los Angeles is vulnerable to wide receivers too, as they’ve allowed 12 touchdowns to wide outs so far this year.
Austin Ekeler Over 44.5 Rushing Yards -115
Ekeler hasn’t been as good as promised this season, but I feel like tonight he’ll have a solid game on the carpet. Miami is allowing an average of 110.5 yards per game this season, and Ekeler gets an average of 11.5 carries a game. With his explosiveness and big play ability, there’s no reason he can’t break off a huge run or two this evening.
Drue Tranquill Over 8.5 Tackles +105
Drue Tranquill has been an absolute dog for the Chargers this season. The Notre Dame alum has five games over 8.5 tackles and plays 93% of the Chargers’ defensive snaps. Miami throws the ball early and often, so this will lead to Tranquill playing in coverage. He’ll have double the opportunities to make tackles down field and in the run game.
Justin Herbert Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns -185
I don’t like jinxing myself or calling a bet “easy money,” but come on. Herbert is a stud. With six games over 1.5 passing touchdowns and an average of 42.5 pass attempts a game, I think we’ll see the over hit. Miami has allowed 19 passing touchdowns this season and the twelfth-most yards in the NFL. Their secondary play hasn’t been great, and Herbert’s just too good.