Austin Ekeler player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 12 | Chargers vs. Ravens

Ahead of Sunday’s 8:20 PM ET game airing live on NBC, oddsmakers have posted player prop betting options for Austin Ekeler. Ekeler and the Los Angeles Chargers (4-6) take on the Baltimore Ravens (8-3) in a Week 12 matchup at SoFi Stadium.

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Austin Ekeler Week 12 Player Props

• Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers vs. Baltimore Ravens
• Time: 8:20 PM
• Date: November 26, 2023
• Rushing Yards Prop: Over 48.5 (-118)
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 30.5 (-111)

National Football League odds courtesy of BetMGM. Odds updated Wednesday at 11:07 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.

Ekeler Rushing Stats and Trends

• Ekeler has a 48.5-yard rushing prop bet over/under, compared to his season average of 56.6 yards per game.
• In three of seven games so far this season (42.9%), he has rushed for more than 48.5 yards.
• Ekeler has had an average rushing yards over/under set at 50.7 this season, which he’s outpaced on average by 5.9 yards.
• Ekeler hit his rushing yards over twice in six opportunities this year.
• He scored multiple rushing touchdowns in one game this season, while scoring in three games.

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Chargers Vs. Ravens Stats and Trends

• Conceding 103.7 rushing yards per game, the Ravens have the 13th-ranked run defense in the NFL.
• The 169.7 yards per game the Ravens are allowing through the air makes them the NFL’s third-ranked pass defense.
• With 291.6 passing yards allowed per game on defense, which ranks worst in the NFL, the Chargers have had to lean on their ninth-ranked passing offense (248.6 passing yards per contest) to keep them in games.
• The Chargers are compiling 105.7 rushing yards per game on offense (18th in the NFL), and they rank 12th on defense with 102 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Chargers sport the seventh-ranked offense in terms of yards per play this season (5.8), and they’ve been worse on defense, ranking third-worst with 6.2 yards per play allowed.