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

Before Quentin Johnston hits the field Sunday at 8:20 PM ET on NBC, here are some key numbers you should know before you place a bet on his player prop bet markets. Johnston and the Los Angeles Chargers (4-6) hit the field against the Baltimore Ravens (8-3) in Week 12 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

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Quentin Johnston Week 12 Player Props

• Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers vs. Baltimore Ravens
• Time: 8:20 PM
• Date: November 26, 2023
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 24.5 (-118)

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Johnston Receiving Stats and Trends

• Johnston’s 18.3 receiving yards average is 6.2 less than his over/under on Sunday.
• He has collected more than 24.5 receiving yards twice in 10 games this season.
• Johnston’s average over/under for receiving yards is 26.0. But he accumulates 7.7 less per game than that.
• In three of six games this season, Johnston has hit the over on his prop for receiving yards.
• In one of 10 games this season, he has a touchdown catch, but no games with more than one.

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Chargers Vs. Ravens Stats and Trends

• The Ravens are conceding 169.7 passing yards per game this year, the NFL’s third-ranked pass defense.
• Despite having a bottom-five pass defense that ranks worst in the NFL (291.6 passing yards allowed per game), the Chargers have put up better results offensively, ranking ninth in the NFL by averaging 248.6 passing yards per game.
• The Chargers are compiling 105.7 rushing yards per game on offense (18th in the NFL), and they rank 12th on the other side of the ball with 102.0 rushing yards allowed per game.
• The Chargers sport the eighth-ranked offense in terms of yards per play this year (5.8), and they’ve been worse on the other side of the ball, ranking third-worst with 6.2 yards per play allowed.