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Player prop bets have been hard to come by for the Jacksonville Jaguars’ Week 18 game against the Tennessee Titans.
With Trevor Lawrence, Christian Kirk, and Zay Jones all listed as questionable, oddsmakers held off on setting totals. With Lawrence and Jones announced as active, and Kirk held out, the props finally rolled in.
Even Titans props were few and far between for much of he week with the status of rookie quarterback Will Levis in doubt. On Friday, Tennessee head coach Mike Vrabel announced Ryan Tannehill will get the start.
If you’re looking to get in on the action this week with some player prop bets, we’ve got you covered with a handful of wagers to make on the Jaguars. The following prop bets are available on BetMGM, with the listed odds last updated at the time of publication.
Trevor Lawrence over 11.5 rushing yards (-110)
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In Week 11, Lawrence ran for two touchdowns against the Titans. While it’s unclear how healthy his shoulder is, it’d be surprising if he didn’t use his legs again in the rematch.
Trevor Lawrence longest pass completion under 34.5 yards (-110)
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Even with a healthy shoulder, the Jaguars don’t have Lawrence chuck it deep often. He’s only connected on a pass for more than 35 yards in six games this year and he’ll be without deep threat Christian Kirk on Sunday.
Evan Engram longest reception over 17.5 yards (-120)
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Engram is a targets magnet underneath and he’s plenty capable of picking up yards after catch. Expect him to see several chances to break free for a big gain.
Brandon McManus over 1.5 field goals made (-120)
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The Titans have allowed opponents to score on 37.9 percent of red zone trips, the lowest rate in the NFL. It wouldn’t be surprising if the Jaguars struggle to finish drives against Tennessee.
Zay Jones to score anytime TD (+300)
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Jones is a red zone favorite for Lawrence when he’s healthy. While he was questionable with a hamstring injury, a couple weeks of recovery for his knee could make him a good bet to find the end zone in Nashville.