Justin Herbert player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 9 | Chargers vs. Jets

Before Justin Herbert laces them up Monday, there will be player prop bet markets available for the 8:15 PM ET kickoff, live on ABC/ESPN. This Week 9 matchup features Herbert’s Los Angeles Chargers (3-4) taking on the New York Jets (4-3) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

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Justin Herbert Week 9 Player Props

• Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers at New York Jets
• Time: 8:15 PM
• Date: November 6, 2023
• Passing Yards Prop: Over 251.5 (-115)
• Rushing Yards Prop: Over 8.5 (-118)

National Football League odds courtesy of BetMGM. Odds updated Thursday at 11:08 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.

Herbert Passing Stats and Trends

• Herbert throws for 270.0 yards per game, 18.5 higher than his over/under on Monday.
• He has surpassed 251.5 passing yards four times across seven games played this season.
• Herbert has passed for more than his season prop average (163.7 yards) by 106.3 yards per game.
• Herbert has gone over his passing yards prop total once this season.
• He has a passing touchdown in all seven games this year, with multiple passing TDs in four of them.
• In three of seven games this season, Herbert has thrown an interception, with more than one INT on one occasion.

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Chargers Vs. Jets Stats and Trends

• The Jets have the NFL’s fifth-ranked pass defense this season, surrendering 184.4 yards per game through the air.
• With 297.4 passing yards allowed per game on defense, which ranks worst in the NFL, the Chargers have had to lean on their sixth-ranked passing offense (258.9 passing yards per contest) to keep them in games.
• The Chargers rank 22nd in run offense (103.6 rushing yards per game) and sixth in run defense (93.4 rushing yards allowed per game) this season.
• The Chargers sport the fifth-best offense this season in terms of yards per play (5.9), but they rank second-worst on the defensive side of the ball (6.3 yards per play allowed).