Robert Woods player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 2 | Texans vs. Colts

For Sunday’s game, which kicks off at 1:00 PM ET on FOX, oddsmakers have issued player props on Robert Woods. AFC South opponents meet in Week 2 when Woods and the Houston Texans (0-1) take on the Indianapolis Colts (0-1) at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas.

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Robert Woods Week 2 Player Props

• Matchup: Houston Texans vs. Indianapolis Colts
• Time: 1:00 PM
• Date: September 17, 2023
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 33.5 (-115)

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Woods Receiving Stats and Trends

• Woods posted 31.0 receiving yards per game last season, 2.5 fewer than his prop bet over/under for Sunday’s game (33.5).
• In 41.2% of his games last year (seven out of 17), he had totaled more than 33.5 receiving yards.
• Woods had an average receiving yards prop bet over/under of 40.0 per game a year ago. He averaged 9.0 fewer yards per game than that average.
• Woods hit the over on receiving yards prop bets in 35.3% of his games (six of 17) last year.
• He had a touchdown catch twice last year, out of 17 games played, but did not have multiple TD receptions in either of those games.

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Texans Vs. Colts Stats and Trends

• This week Woods will face what was the NFL’s 11th-ranked pass defense last year (209.9 yards allowed per game).
• The Colts had the NFL’s 21st-ranked defense against the run last year, giving up 124.1 yards per game.
• The Texans compiled 196.7 passing yards per game on offense last season (25th in the NFL), and they ranked 10th on defense with 209.3 passing yards allowed per game.
• It was a tough 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 ranked worst in offensive yards per play (5) last season, but they were better on defense, ranking 25th with 5.9 yards per play allowed.