The Bills and Rams are slated to kick off the 2022 NFL season opener Thursday night. Here’s a look at who is favored to win and how many points oddsmakers expect to be scored in the contest.
PointsBet has a few quarterback-related props for the 2022 season opener, giving a slight advantage to the Bills’ Josh Allen.
The 2022 NFL MVP favorite is expected to out-throw Rams QB Matthew Stafford by five yards, according to the oddsmakers. Here’s how the passing totals break down: Matthew Stafford: Under 265.5 The Bills and Rams each lack a true No. 1 running back, which makes the running back props intriguing Thursday night. PointsBet doesn’t have a single rusher listed above the 50-yard plateau. Cam Akers: Under 45.5 Devin Singletary: Under 45.
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