2024-25 NFL Stat Leader Odds | Passing, Rushing & Receiving

Out of all the statistical categories to lead the NFL, receiving yards may be the toughest. With so much depth at the position each year and teams dropping back to throw more and more, this race will not be decided after the first ten weeks or so of the season.

Since this race is likely to come down to the wire, the odds are going to be moving around a lot during the season, so down below, we’ll keep NFL bettors consistently up-to-date on the odds board for the receiving yards title with prices from all the top sportsbooks in Ohio.

2024 NFL Receiving Yards Leader Odds

*odds as of September 3, 2024

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Tyreek Hill (Miami Dolphins): Certain players and coaches seem to be made for each other, and that is the case with Tyreek Hill and Mike McDaniel. While Hill was certainly electric during his time with Kansas City, he was not relied on or used the way he is in the Dolphins offense.

Not only did Hill lead the league in receiving yards last season, but he was also 3rd in targets, 2nd in receptions, and first in receiving touchdowns. These categories likely won’t see a decrease for the speedy wideout this season, as he enters 2024 as Tua Tagovailoa’s top target once again.

CeeDee Lamb (Dallas Cowboys): The Dallas Cowboys had a puzzling offseason filled with a lack of signings on both sides of the ball. With that, Lamb will again be the focal point of the Cowboys offense this season, which served him well last year since he led the league in receptions and was only 60 yards away from leading the league in receiving yards.

Ja’Marr Chase (Cincinnati Bengals): Injuries derailed the Cincinnati Bengals last season, but with Joe Burrow now fully healthy, there is a high likelihood the Bengals will return to a Super Bowl caliber team. To return to that level, Cincinnati will need the Burrow to Chase connection to be in full effect.

Even with all the injuries last year, Chase still went for over 1,00 yards for the third straight season. His career high in yards came his rookie year when he went for 1,455, and that came on 81 receptions, which is a number he will likely blow past this season.

Past Receiving Leaders

2024 NFL Rookie Receiving Leader Odds

Every NFL season, it feels as if the talent at the wide receiver position only gets stronger, and this year is no different. Multiple wideouts went in the first round this year, including Marvin Harrison Jr., who is the current favorite to lead rookies in receiving yards.

While Harrison Jr. is expected to have a big season, multiple players could outperform him this season. In this article we’ll take a look at the up-to-date odds for the 2024 NFL rookie receiving leader across all the top sportsbooks in New York.

*odds as of September 3, 2024

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Marvin Harrison Jr. (Arizona Cardinals): The Arizona Cardinals made Harrison Jr. the first receiver off the board in the 2024 NFL Draft after he hauled in 14 touchdowns and went for 1,211 yards during his junior year at Ohio State. Arizona desperately needed some weapons for Kyler Murray, especially after Marquise Brown left in free agency.

With Brown out of the picture, Harrison Jr. stands to be Murray’s top target this season alongside tight end Trey McBride.

Mailk Nabers (New York Giants): Much like the Cardinals, the Giants needed to improve their receiving corp, so they decided to select the former LSU standout. Nabers had 14 touchdowns and 1,569 yards in his final season of college football, and he’ll be joining a Giants offense that had the second-fewest passing yards in the NFL last season (3,351).

Xavier Worthy (KC Chiefs): It's been a few years since Patrick Mahomes had a true deep ball threat, but now he has one in Worthy. The former Texas wideout has elite-level speed and fits perfectly into the Chiefs offense. While other rookies on the board may see more targets than Worthy, the speed demon could see more big-time plays downfield, helping him stay in this race.

Past Rookie Receiving Leaders

2024 NFL Passing Yards Leader Odds

We have watched the NFL become a pass-heavy league over the years, and entering 2024, there is undoubtedly a wide range of gunslingers who could sit atop the leaderboard for passing yards at the end of the season. While multiple-time MVP Patrick Mahomes sits atop the leader and odds board, there are a number of signal callers who will be nipping at his heels all season, including veterans like Dak Prescott and young phenoms like CJ Stroud and Jordan Love.

Throughout the season, the odds board will see a lot of movement, but NFL bettors can check back to this article for consistently updating odds for the passing yard race to find the best price across top sportsbooks like the BetMGM Sportsbook.

*odds as of September 3, 2024

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Patrick Mahomes (Kansas City Chiefs): Mahomes had a down year in 2023, and by that, I mean he didn’t lead the league in passing yards or touchdowns, as he had his lowest passing yards total since 2019. However, as anyone who watched the games would know, his receivers did not help him out in the slightest.

The former MVP should have no problem getting back on track this season, though, as he still has Travis Kelce and two new receivers in Marquise Brown and Xavier Worthy. With a more stable receiving corps, Mahomes and his deep ball accuracy should cause much more of a problem for other quarterbacks looking to claim the passing yards title.

C.J. Stroud (Houston Texans): In his first season in the NFL, Stroud finished 8th in passing yards with 4,108, but those did come in 15 games and not 17. The second-year signal caller showed he could be a legitimate star in the NFL for years to come, so with more experience under his belt and Stefon Diggs as a new receiver, Stroud has a good chance of sitting atop the leaderboard for the first time in his career.

Dak Prescott (Dallas Cowboys): All the talk around Prescott and the Cowboys in the postseason is certainly a conversation worth having, but not for this article. In 2023, Prescott was third in the league in passing yards, as he attempted the 4th most passes out of all quarterbacks.

While the Cowboys did not help Prescott by adding weapons, the veteran seems comfortable with CeeDee Lamb as his primary receiver. If Dallas leans on Prescott the same amount this season as they did last, he could very well be near the top of the leaderboard all season.

Past Passing Leaders

2024 NFL Rushing Yards Leader Odds

The NFL may not value running backs as much as it used to, but a solid running game is still essential to successful teams. While leaning on running backs is just not as common, more than a handful of teams have backs who could lead the league in rushing this season.

If one team likes to have their running back as the focal point of their offense, it is the San Francisco 49ers, so unsurprisingly, Christian McCaffrey is the current favorite to lead the NFL in rush yards. Here, we’ll look at McCaffrey’s prices across all the top sportsbooks in North Carolina, along with which players could fight the reigning Offensive Player of the Year on the leaderboard.

*odds as of September 3, 2024

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Christian McCaffrey (San Francisco 49ers): Not only did McCaffrey win the rushing title last season, but there were close to 300 yards separating him from Derrick Henry, who finished second. Being able to team up with Kyle Shanahan has only elevated McCaffrey’s career to another level. As long as he can stay healthy, he should have a stronghold on this leaderboard as soon as the season starts, especially after recording 272 attempts last season, the second most in the league.

Jonathan Taylor (Indianapolis Colts): After busting onto the scene in his first two seasons and leading the league in rushing in 2021, Taylor has not been able to play an entire season since then. Between injuries and contract disputes, Taylor has played in 11 or fewer games over the past two seasons, which has led to two straight sub-1,000-yard seasons.

Now, the good news for Colts fans and possible Taylor backers in this market is that the former Wisconsin Badger is fully healthy entering this season, so there is a good chance he finds himself back as the focal point of an exciting Colts offense.

Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles): Following a few up-and-down seasons with the New York Giants, Saquon Barkley will stay in the NFC East but return to the state in which he grew up to wear the Eagles green.

Injuries have played a significant factor in Barkley’s career, but not only is he healthy entering this season, but he will step into the best offense he has ever played with. Philadelphia helped jumpstart D’Andre Swift's career last season, and they could certainly do the same for Barkley as long as he can stay on the field.

Past Rushing Leaders

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