2022 Super Bowl props, odds, bets, predictions, Rams vs. Bengals picks: Joe Burrow under 276.5 yards

The Los Angeles Rams will take on the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2022 Super Bowl. With stars on both teams, there are plenty of ways to approach 2022 Super Bowl player props. Matthew Stafford has thrown for at least 337 yards in his last two playoff starts, but the Bengals shut Patrick Mahomes down in the second half last week with constant pressure. The latest 2022 Super Bowl props from Caesars Sportsbook lists the over-under for Stafford’s passing yards at 279.5, so which side should you play?

Meanwhile, Ja’Marr Chase has continued his incredible rookie season with 20 catches for 279 yards and a score in three postseason games. The latest NFL odds list the over-under for his receiving yards at 81.5. If you’re looking for a sizable payout, betting Chase to score the first touchdown of the game pays +650 (risk $100 to win $650). Before backing any NFL player props for Rams vs. Bengals, you need to see the Super Bowl 56 prop predictions from the SportsLine Projection Model.

The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up over $7,500 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception six-plus years ago. The model enters the 2022 Super Bowl on an incredible 137-97 run on top-rated NFL picks that dates back to the 2017 season. Amazingly, it hasn’t missed a top-rated pick since Week 14 of the regular season.

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It can also be used to crush NFL prop picks. Last season, its NFL prop bets went 389-310, returning over $3,000.

With Bengals vs. Rams set for Super Bowl LVI, the model has evaluated the NFL player props from Caesars and found five strong bets. You can only see them here.

Top Rams vs. Bengals NFL player prop bets for Super Bowl 56

After simulating Bengals vs. Rams 10,000 times, the model predicts that Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow goes under 276.5 passing yards. The former Heisman Trophy winner at LSU became the first quarterback in NFL history to make it to the Super Bowl within two seasons of being the No. 1 overall pick. But despite being one of the most promising young quarterbacks in the NFL, he hasn’t been putting up eye-popping numbers during the 2022 NFL playoffs.

After throwing for 971 yards and eight touchdowns during his final two regular-season games, Burrow has thrown for 250 yards or fewer in two of his three postseason starts. Now, he’ll take on a Rams defense that has held two of its three opponents this postseason to 250 yards or fewer through the air. The model is projecting he throws for just 250 yards on average.

SportsLine’s NFL model also says Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp goes over 102.5 total receiving yards. The former third-round pick out of Eastern Washington has already established himself as one of the league’s top technicians at wide receiver during his first four seasons, but he formed an incredible connection with new starting quarterback Matthew Stafford.

Kupp led the NFL with 145 receptions, 1,947 yards and 16 touchdowns and was a pillar of consistency. Kupp had at least six catches for 90 yards in 18 of the 20 games he’s played and topped the 100-yard mark 13 times. He’s had 20 catches for 325 yards and three touchdowns in his last two games, and the model is predicting he goes for 110 yards on average at Super Bowl 56.

How to make Super Bowl LVI player prop bets for Bengals vs. Rams

In addition, the model says another star easily surpasses his yardage total and has a plus-money prop payout you’ll want to jump on. You need to see the model’s analysis before making any Rams vs. Bengals prop bets for Super Bowl 2022.

Which Super Bowl 56 prop bets should you target? And which plus-money prop bet is a must-back for Rams vs. Bengals? Visit SportsLine now to see the top Bengals vs. Rams prop bets, all from the model that’s up over $7,500 on top-rated NFL picks, and find out.