Tyler Allgeier Odds and Prop Bets vs. Jaguars – NFL Week 4 2023

Tyler Allgeier and the Atlanta Falcons will match up against the Jacksonville Jaguars at 9:30 AM ET on Sunday in Week 4 of the 2023 NFL campaign. In this article, we take a look at all of Allgeier's prop bets set for this contest, and examine the stats to figure out the best bets and top trends ahead of this outing.

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Tyler Allgeier vs. Jaguars Player Props

Tyler Allgeier vs. Jacksonville Game Info

• Matchup: Atlanta Falcons vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
• Game Day: October 1, 2023
• Game Time: 9:30 AM
• Rushing Yards Prop: Over 36.5 (-115)
• Receiving Yards Prop: Over 6.5 (-120)
• TV: Watch on ESPN+

Tyler Allgeier Season Stats

Tyler Allgeier Betting Insights

• Allgeier runs for 45 yards per game, which is better than Sunday's over/under of 36.5.
• He has gained over 36.5 yards on the ground two times this season.
• Allgeier has come up short of his rushing yards over/under average (45.2) by 0.2 yards per game.
• He has surpassed his rushing yards prop bet once in three opportunities this year.
• Allgeier had multiple rushing touchdowns in the only game he scored a rushing TD in this season.

Jaguars' Defense 2023 Rankings

Falcons' 2023 Stats

• The Falcons rank 25th in total offense (283.3 yards per game) and ninth in total defense (287.7 yards allowed per game) this season.
• Looking at pace of play, Atlanta averages 64 offense plays per contest this season, placing them 19th in the league.
• The Falcons sport the fourth-best pass defense this season (170 passing yards allowed per game), but they rank fourth-worst on offense (155 passing yards per game).
• On offense, the Falcons rank 10th in the NFL with 128.3 rushing yards per game. Meanwhile, they rank 18th in rushing yards allowed per contest (117.7).
• So far this season, Atlanta is airing it out 46.1% of the time (29th in NFL) and rushing 47.6% of the time (eighth).
• The Falcons are gaining 4.9 yards per play (23rd in the league), while allowing 4.9 per play on the defensive side of the ball (sixth in the NFL) this season.