Justin Herbert Odds and Prop Bets vs. Dolphins – NFL Week 1 2023

Updated Sep. 10, 2023 2:48 p.m. ET

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Justin Herbert will look to make an impact for the Los Angeles Chargers when they take on the Miami Dolphins at 4:25 PM ET on Sunday in Week 1 of the NFL season. Let's dig into all of the prop bets available for Herbert's in this matchup, using stats and trends to help you make good predictions.

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Justin Herbert vs. Dolphins Player Props

Anytime TD Odds
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Justin Herbert vs. Miami Game Info

Matchup: Los Angeles Chargers vs. Miami Dolphins
Game Day: September 10, 2023
Game Time: 4:25 PM
TV: Watch on CBS

Justin Herbert Stats (2022)

Pass Comp.	Pass Att.	Comp. %	Pass Yards	Pass TDs	INTs	Pass Yards/Att.	Rush Att.	Rush Yards	Rush TDs
477	699	68.2%	4,739	25	10	6.8	54	147	0

Justin Herbert Betting Insights

Through the air, Herbert's passing yards per game average of 278.8 last year was lower than his average prop bet total (284.7) by 5.9 yards.
A season ago, Herbert had a passing touchdown in 14 of 17 games, with multiple passing TDs in eight of them.

Dolphins' Defense 2022 Rankings

Stat	AVG (Rank)
Pass Yds/Game Allowed	234.8 (27)
Pass Yds/Attempt Allowed	6.4 (11)
Rush Yds/Game Allowed	103 (4)
Rush Yds/Attempt Allowed	4.1 (4)
Total Yds/Game Allowed	337.8 (18)
Yards/Play Allowed	5.6 (13)
Points/Game Allowed	23.5 (24)

Chargers' 2022 Stats

The Chargers totaled 359.3 yards per game on offense last season (ninth in NFL), and they allowed 346.1 yards per game (20th) on the defensive side of the ball.
Looking at pace stats, Los Angeles ran the most offensive plays in the NFL last year, averaging 68 per game.
Offensively, the Chargers were a top-five unit in terms of passing yards last season, ranking third-best in the NFL by compiling 269.6 passing yards per game. They ranked seventh on defense (200.4 passing yards allowed per game).
The Chargers ranked third-worst in rushing offense (89.6 rushing yards per game) and fifth-worst in rushing defense (145.8 rushing yards per game allowed) last year.
Last season, Los Angeles -- one of the most pass-happy teams in the league -- threw 61.6% of the time (second in NFL). Meanwhile, it rushed the ball 35% of the time (with 3.4% of its offensive plays ending in a sack).
Despite having a bottom-five defense in terms of yards per play that ranked third-worst in the NFL (6.2 yards per play allowed) last season, the Chargers had more success on the other side of the ball, ranking 21st in the NFL by putting up 5.5 yards per play.