Trevor Lawrence player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 6

Here are some key trends and stats to see before placing any wagers on Trevor Lawrence’s player prop bets for Sunday’s game, which starts at 9:30 AM ET on NFL Network. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England is the setting for this Week 6 NFL matchup between Lawrence’s Jacksonville Jaguars (1-4) and the Chicago Bears (3-2).

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Trevor Lawrence week 6 player props

• Matchup: Jacksonville Jaguars at Chicago Bears
• Time: 9:30 AM ET
• Date: October 13, 2024
• Passing yards prop: Over 225.5 (-115)
• Rushing yards prop: Over 10.5 (-118)

National Football League odds courtesy of BetMGM. Odds updated Sunday at 6:39 AM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.

Lawrence passing stats and trends

• Lawrence’s passing yardage average this season (220.0) is 5.5 lower than Sunday’s over/under.
• In five games played this season, he has once exceeded 225.5 pass yards in a single contest.
• Lawrence has fallen short of his season prop bet average (229.5 passing yards) by 9.5 yards per game.
• Lawrence has finished above his passing yards prop total twice this year.
• He has a passing touchdown in four of five games this year, with multiple passing TDs in two of them.
• Lawrence has thrown an interception in two of five games this year, but not more than one.

Jaguars vs. Bears stats and trends

• The 174 passing yards the Bears give up per game makes them the NFL’s sixth-ranked pass defense this season.
• With 287.8 passing yards allowed per game on defense, which ranks worst in the NFL, the Jaguars have had to rely on their 20th-ranked passing offense (201.6 passing yards per contest) to keep them competitive.
• The Jaguars are totaling 126.2 rushing yards per game on offense, which ranks them 11th in the NFL. On defense, they rank ninth, surrendering 105.6 rushing yards per contest.
• The Jaguars own the ninth-ranked offense in terms of yards per play this year (6.1), and they’ve been less effective on defense, ranking second-worst with 6.3 yards per play allowed.