Where To Bet On Rushing + Receiving Yards In Canada

This market heavily favours versatile running backs and receivers who are consistently used in both the rushing and passing game. Players like Christian McCaffrey, Alvin Kamara, or Bijan Robinson are ideal examples, they regularly see 15+ touches per game across both roles, giving them multiple paths to clear their line.

Usage equals opportunity. Reviewing a player’s rush share percentage and target rate per route run can help gauge how involved they’ll be in the offense. A running back who gets early-down carries and third-down targets will have a much safer floor for combo-yard props.

When betting on combo-yard props, game flow is crucial.

If a team is projected to lead, rushing volume will likely rise, great for ground-heavy players. If they’re underdogs expected to trail, check for players who see more dump-offs or screen passes in passing situations.

Some defenses are built to stop the run but are weak against pass-catching backs, while others struggle to contain outside runs or short passes. Looking at yards allowed to RBs through the air and on the ground helps you spot where the value lies in each matchup.

Timeshares can be dangerous for combo-yard bets. If a team regularly rotates multiple running backs, or uses a separate third-down specialist, that can cap total yardage potential. Always check snap counts and recent touch trends before betting an over.

Since these props combine two stat categories, the totals can appear high, sometimes 10–20 yards higher than what you’d expect from rushing or receiving markets individually. Compare the combo line against each player’s single-yard props to decide if the over truly offers value.

Combo-yard markets often differ more between sportsbooks than traditional props. Checking multiple Canadian sportsbooks for the best over/under lines or juice adjustments can make a big difference in your long-term returns.