Cam Akers player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 16

There are numerous player prop bet markets on Cam Akers for the 4:30 PM ET game Sunday, which airs live on CBS. This Week 16 matchup features Akers’ Los Angeles Rams (4-10) taking on the Denver Broncos (4-10) at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

Cam Akers Week 16 Player Props Buy Rams Tickets

Matchup: Los Angeles Rams vs. Denver Broncos

Time: 4:30 PM

Date: December 25, 2022

Rushing Yards Prop: Over 52.5 (-115)

National Football League odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook. Odds updated Sunday at 1:38 PM ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.

Akers Rushing Stats and Trends

Akers’ rushing yards over/under for Sunday’s game is set at 52.5 yards. That’s 15.7 more than his season average of 36.8.

Akers has collected more than 52.5 rushing yards in four games this season (28.6% of his total appearances).

Akers has fallen short of his season-long rushing yards prop bet average (43.0) by 6.2 yards per game.

Akers has exceeded his rushing yards prop bet total twice in eight opportunities this year.

Akers has multiple rushing touchdowns in one game this season. He’s found the endzone on the ground in three total games.

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Rams Vs. Broncos Stats and Trends

The 194.5 yards per game the Broncos are allowing through the air makes them the NFL’s fourth-ranked pass defense.

Akers will go up against a Broncos squad that allows 114.5 rushing yards per game and is the NFL’s 14th-ranked rush defense.

The Rams are compiling 188.9 passing yards per game on offense (26th in the NFL), and they rank 22nd on defense with 227.1 passing yards allowed per game.

The Rams have struggled in the running game, ranking third-worst in the NFL (85.1 rushing yards per game) this season. However, they rank fifth-best defensively, giving up just 104.5 rushing yards per game.

While the Rams’ defense ranks 15th with 5.7 yards per play allowed, they’ve been less successful on offense, ranking second-worst with 5 yards per play.

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