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We’re just 28 days away from the start of the NFL season, and we’re busy working on new and exciting offerings for the NFL this year (stay tuned!). As we continue to work on those behind the scenes, we thought we’d use today’s newsletter to take a quick look at some futures for the new season, with a focus on one quarterback future, one rushing yards future, and one wide receiver future.

The three players and props we will highlight…

• Joe Burrow, 4200.5 Passing Yards

• Jayden Daniels, 725.5 Rushing Yards

• Ja’Marr Chase, 10.5 Receiving Touchdowns

Two of those tie in to one another, and Daniel’s data from his rookie season is positive.

Joe Burrow, 4200.5 Passing Yards

This prop will come down to one word: health. In the 3 seasons that he’s played 16 or more games, Burrow is averaging 4668 yards, blowing this line out of the water. But the two seasons where he got hurt, he failed to hit 2700 yards, and that’s always going to be the difference for Burrow.

His weapons are the same - Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins, Andrei Iosivas, Chase Brown, Charlie Jones, Jermaine Burton & Mike Gesiki are all back, with Noah Fant signed to bolster the tight end room and Samaje Perine back after a year away to supplement Brown.

The offensive line will make or break this campaign for Burrow, with a new right guard (Lucas Patrick) and a rookie left guard (Dyland Fairchild). The rest of the o-line is the same from last year, and that’s not a good thing. Burrow’s health and Orlando Brown bouncing back are the key to Burrow throwing for more than 4200 yards.

Jayden Daniels, 725.5 Rushing Yards

Considering how dominant Daniels was in his rookie season, rushing for 165.5 yards more than this line (891 total), it’s surprising to see a line this far from his rookie rushing number.

There are three keys to Daniel’s success:

• What can the addition of Laremy Tunsil bring? He had an 89.1 pass blocking rating at PFF last year, so there was still plenty left in the tank from the veteran last season, and the Commanders are banking on more of the same this year.

• When will guard Sam Cosmi return? He tore his ACL in January and was a big part of their offensive line last year. From everything that’s out there, he could play week one, but a return in the weeks 2-4 seems more likely.

• The wide receiver room has some question marks: how will Deebo be utilized? And will the Commanders pay Terry McLaurin?

The first two are more important when it comes to Daniels’ rushing yard total, but Deebo could still steal some touches both in the air and on the ground from Daniels, and McLaurin’s availability could change the way the Commanders deploy their attack.

Ja’Marr Chase, 10.5 Receiving Touchdowns

If Burrow goes, Chase goes. If Chase goes, Burrow goes. They’re the best QB/WR duo in the NFL, and that’s why Chase scored a mammoth 17 touchdowns last season.

Similar to Burrow, the offensive line will play a role here. If they can hold up and give Burrow time, this duo will continue to tear apart opposing defenses, and Chase should fly over this 10.5 touchdown line, just like he did last season and in 2021.

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Batter Versus Pitcher Matchups, August 7th

🔥 Batter vs Pitcher Matchups - August 7th 🔥

⚾ Lenyn Sosa: .464 AVG in L8, 3.6 HRR avg 💥
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⚾ Michael Harris II: .326 AVG in L10, 2.1 HRR avg 🔥
⚾ Kyle Stowers: 2.5 Hits + Runs + RBI avg in L10 🧮

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