Justin Herbert player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 13 | Chargers vs. Patriots

Here are some key trends and stats to parse before placing any bets on Justin Herbert’s player prop bets for Sunday’s game, which starts at 1:00 PM ET on CBS. The Los Angeles Chargers (4-7) and Herbert face off versus the New England Patriots (2-9) in a Week 13 matchup from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

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Justin Herbert Week 13 Player Props

• Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers at New England Patriots
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Date: December 3, 2023
• Passing Yards Prop: Over 252.5 (-115)
• Rushing Yards Prop: Over 15.5 (-110)

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Herbert Passing Stats and Trends

• Herbert has passed for 256.9 yards per game, 4.4 above Sunday’s over/under.
• In six of 11 games this season (54.5%), he has thrown for more than 252.5 yards.
• Herbert’s average of 256.9 passing yards per game is 52.5 greater than his average over/under of 204.4.
• So far this season, Herbert has gone over his passing yards prop total in three of seven opportunities.
• He has thrown for a touchdown 10 times this year in 11 games played, including multiple TD passes six times.
• Herbert has thrown an interception in five of 11 games this year, with multiple picks in one of those games.

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Chargers Vs. Patriots Stats and Trends

• This week Herbert will face the NFL’s 16th-ranked pass defense (222.7 yards allowed per game).
• The Chargers have the 10th-ranked passing offense this season (243.5 passing yards per game), and they’ve been less effective defensively, ranking worst with 280 passing yards allowed per game.
• The Chargers are totaling 103.9 rushing yards per game on offense (20th in the NFL), and they rank 14th defensively with 110.6 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Chargers have the ninth-ranked offense in terms of yards per play this season (5.7), and they’ve been less effective on the other side of the ball, ranking fourth-worst with 6.1 yards per play allowed.