Robert Woods player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 1 | Texans vs. Ravens

Here are the key stats and trends you need to know about Robert Woods and his player prop bet options. He’ll take the field Sunday starting at 1:00 PM ET on CBS. Woods and the Houston Texans (0-0) square off against the Baltimore Ravens (0-0) in Week 1 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland.

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Robert Woods Week 1 Player Props

• Matchup: Houston Texans at Baltimore Ravens
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Date: September 10, 2023
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 28.5 (0)

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Woods Receiving Stats and Trends

• Woods’ 31.0 receiving yards per game average from last season is 2.5 more than his prop bet total in Sunday’s matchup (28.5).
• In 17 games last year, he totaled more than 28.5 receiving yards nine times.
• Woods totaled 9.0 fewer receiving yards per game (31.0) than the average over/under set for him last season (40.0).
• Woods went over on receiving yards prop bets in 35.3% of his games (six of 17) last year.
• He had a touchdown catch twice last season, out of 17 games played, but did not have multiple TD receptions in either of those games.

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Texans Vs. Ravens Stats and Trends

• The Ravens had the NFL’s 26th-ranked pass defense last year, surrendering 232.2 yards per game through the air.
• The Ravens had the NFL’s third-ranked defense against the run last season, surrendering 92.1 yards per game.
• The Texans totaled 196.7 passing yards per game on offense last season, which ranked them 25th in the NFL. On defense, they ranked 10th, allowing 209.3 passing yards per game.
• It was a difficult campaign for the Texans in terms of running the ball last season, as they ranked second-worst in rushing offense (86.8 rushing yards per game) and worst in rushing defense (170.2 rushing yards per game allowed).
• The Texans were a bottom-five offense in terms of yards per play last season, ranking worst with 5 yards per play. On defense, they ranked 25th in the NFL (5.9 yards per play allowed).