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Super Bowl 50 Receiving Props

Odds Shark Staff May 11, 2023

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While Super Bowl 50 features one of the best quarterbacks of all time going up against one of the best in the game today, they still need to throw the ball to somebody to rack up all of those gaudy numbers as well as all the plaudits.

We’ve already taken a look at ways you can wager quarterback props in Sunday’s big game, so now let’s take a look at some of the receiving props that are available on the prop board.

Most Receiving Yards

The Denver Broncos haven’t exactly been lighting things up in the passing game in the postseason. Peyton Manning has tossed 398 yards combined in their wins over the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots with Emmanuel Sanders leading the way in both games with 85 and 62 yards receiving respectively. Demaryius Thomas, co-fave with Greg Olsen at online shop, caught just two balls for a dozen yards against the Pats and has just 52 yards in the playoffs.

It’s no surprise that tight end Greg Olsen has been Cam Newton's favorite target in the playoffs. Olsen has 190 yards receiving in two games and is coming off a great performance against the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship game, hauling in six passes for 113 yards.

Who Will Record the most receiving yards in the game?
  • Demaryius Thomas (DEN) +300
  • Greg Olsen (CAR) +300
  • Emmanuel Sanders (DEN) +325
  • Ted Ginn Jr. (CAR) +500
  • Corey Brown (CAR) +700
  • Jerricho Cotchery (CAR) +1200
  • Devin Funchess (CAR) +1600
  • Owen Daniels (DEN) +1600
  • Jordan Norwood (DEN) +5000
  • Cody Latimer (DEN) +5000
  • Andre Caldwell (DEN) +5000
  • Bennie Fowler (DEN) +5000
Odds as of February 5

Demaryius Thomas

Thomas amassed 1,304 yards on 105 catches during the regular season, but his production has dipped considerably in the postseason. His total at online shop is currently 67.5 but Thomas has eclipsed that number just twice since Week 11 of the regular season.

The Georgia Tech product is also being tabbed with 5.5 catches in the Super Bowl, a number he surpassed once since Week 15. In two playoff games, he’s hauled in just six passes, but has been targeted 15 times.

Total Receiving Yards – Demaryius Thomas
  • OVER 67.5 -125
  • UNDER 67.5 -105
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Demaryius Thomas
  • OVER 5.5 -125
  • UNDER 5.5 -105
Odds as of February 5
Longest Reception – Demaryius Thomas
  • OVER 21.5 -105
  • UNDER 21.5 -125
Odds as of February 5 

Greg Olsen

Olsen, the co-fave with Thomas, has put up his best season as a tight end in the NFL, hauling in 77 passes from a career-high 123 targets for a career-best 1,104 yards and seven touchdowns, his most since hauling in eight as a member of the Chicago Bears back in 2009.

As mentioned, he’s turned in a pair of great performances in the postseason and will be an integral part to the Panthers’ offense in the Super Bowl. He’s surpassed both of the totals offered in each of his playoff games and has been a target of Cam’s 14 times so far.

Total Receiving Yards – Greg Olsen
  • OVER 69.5 -130
  • UNDER 69.5 EVEN
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Greg Olsen
  • OVER 5.5 -165
  • UNDER 5.5 +135
Odds as of February 5
Longest Reception – Greg Olsen
  • OVER 22.5 -125
  • UNDER 22.5 -105
Odds as of February 5 

Emmanuel Sanders

Denver’s second-leading receiver comes in with 10 catches for 147 yards (16 targets) in his two playoff appearances this season. Sanders finished the regular season with 76 grabs for 1, 135 yards and six touchdowns.

For what it’s worth, Sanders was heavily targeted in Denver’s playoff appearance last year as well. He was targeted 15 times catching seven balls for just 46 yards – an average of 6.6 yards per catch – in the Broncos’ 24-13 loss versus the Colts.

Total Receiving Yards – Emmanuel Sanders
  • OVER 69.5 -135
  • UNDER 69.5 +105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Emmanuel Sanders
  • OVER 5.5 -115
  • UNDER 5.5 -115
Odds as of February 5
Longest Reception – Emmanuel Sanders
  • OVER 25.5 -115
  • UNDER 25.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 

Ted Ginn Jr.

Ginn has been largely anonymous so far in the playoffs, getting shutout versus the Seahawks, and catching two passes for 52 yards versus the Cardinals. He has caught more than three passes seven times this season – all in the regular season – including a season high six catches on 14 targets in Carolina’s 38-35 versus the New York Giants.

Ginn is tabbed with 42.5 yardsand his big-play ability certainly makes this an intriguing total. Ginn has 10 catches of 10-or-more yards this season and averages 49.3 yards receiving per game.

Total Receiving Yards – Ted Ginn Jr.
  • OVER 42.5 -135
  • UNDER 42.5 +105
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Ted Ginn Jr.
  • OVER 3 -125
  • UNDER 3 -105
Odds as of February 5
Longest Reception – Ted Ginn Jr.
  • OVER 24.5 -115
  • UNDER 24.5 -115
Odds as of February 5

Here is a look at the rest of the candidates for Super Bowl 50 receiving props at:

Total Receiving Yards – Virgil Green (DEN)
  • OVER 7.5 -115
  • UNDER 7.5 -115
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Virgil Green (DEN)
  • OVER 0.5 -150
  • UNDER 0.5 +120
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Corey Brown (CAR)
  • OVER 39.5 -125
  • UNDER 39.5 -105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Corey Brown (CAR)
  • OVER 2.5 -160
  • UNDER 2.5 +130
Odds as of February 5
Total Receiving Yards – Devin Funchess (CAR)
  • OVER 20.5 -130
  • UNDER 20.5 EVEN
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Devin Funchess (CAR)
  • OVER 1.5 -150
  • UNDER 1.5 +120
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Andre Caldwell (DEN)
  • OVER 7.5 -115
  • UNDER 7.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Andre Caldwell (DEN)
  • OVER 0.5 -150
  • UNDER 0.5 -120
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Jordan Norwood (DEN)
  • OVER 17.5 -115
  • UNDER 17.5 -115
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Jordan Norwood (DEN)
  • OVER 1.5 -115
  • UNDER 1.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Cody Latimer (DEN)
  • OVER 7.5 -105
  • UNDER 7.5 -125
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Cody Latimer (DEN)
  • OVER 0.5 -130
  • UNDER 0.5 EVEN
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Bennie Fowler (DEN)
  • OVER 10.5 -115
  • UNDER 10.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Bennie Fowler (DEN)
  • OVER 1 EVEN
  • UNDER 1 -130
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Jonathan Stewart (CAR)
  • OVER 7.5 -125
  • UNDER 7.5 -105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Jonathan Stewart (CAR)
  • OVER 1.5 -105
  • UNDER 1.5 -125
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – C.J. Anderson (DEN)
  • OVER 14.5 -125
  • UNDER 14.5 -105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – C.J. Anderson (DEN)
  • OVER 1.5 -175
  • UNDER 1.5 +145
Odds as of February 5
Total Receiving Yards – Jerricho Cotchery (CAR)
  • OVER 21.5 -115
  • UNDER 21.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Jerricho Cotchery (CAR)
  • OVER 2.5 -130
  • UNDER 2.5 EVEN
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Owen Daniels (DEN)
  • OVER 29.5 -125
  • UNDER 29.5 -105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Owen Daniels (DEN)
  • OVER 2.5 -135
  • UNDER 2.5 +105
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Mike Tolbert (CAR)
  • OVER 7.5 -115
  • UNDER 7.5 -115
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receptions – Mike Tolbert (CAR)
  • OVER 1.5 +145
  • UNDER 1.5 -175
Odds as of February 5 
Total Receiving Yards – Ronnie Hillman (DEN)
  • OVER 7.5 -125
  • UNDER 7.5 -105
Odds as of February 5
Total Receptions – Ronnie Hillman (DEN)
  • OVER 1.5 +130
  • UNDER 1.5 -160
Odds as of February 5

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