NFL Buffalo Bills Offense In-Depth Betting Analysis

Once again, the Buffalo Bills will enter a new regular season with one of the best offenses in football, and one of the best offenses for placing wagers.

Check out an in-depth NFL betting odds and analysis for the Buffalo Bills’ offense.

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Buffalo Bills | 64th season as a member of the National Football League
Owner: Terry and Kim Pegula
Head coach: Sean McDermott
Home field: Highmark Stadium | Orchard Park, New York

Super Bowl Odds: +860
AFC Conference Odds to Win: +480
AFC East Odds to Win: +126

NFL MVP Award

Josh Allen is the engine that makes the car go, and he is the center of the majority of the good Buffalo bets. Be it his individual stats, or the way the team performs because of him, Allen means as much to the Bills as any quarterback means to his team.

And when it comes to placing bets on the Bills for the upcoming season, Allen is where we begin.

Josh Allen does too many things at an elite level to not win an MVP award at some point in his career. Patrick Mahomes has two MVPs, and he’s going to win more. Joe Burrow is also a candidate to win every year. The only thing working against Allen right now is the crowded field. He has the talent, and he puts up the numbers.

2023 NFL MVP Award
Patrick Mahomes (+650)
Joe Burrow (+650)
Josh Allen (+750)

Josh Allen Stat Props

There are a number of player total props that Allen is also high up on the list, and one of the favorites to cash in.

He is currently listed at +1200 to win the NFL’s passing yards title. That ranks him fifth in the league, behind Mahomes, Burrow, Justin Herbert, and Kirk Cousins. The over/under on passing yards for Allen in 2023 is 4,201.5. Allen has gone over that total in each of the last three years.

For his career, Allen already has more than 3,000 yards rushing, and when it comes to the prop bet on which quarterback will lead the NFL in rushing, he is among the leaders.

Allen is a bit of a longshot when compared to players like Justin Fields and Lamar Jackson. But both of those players have proven to be injury-prone, and last season Allen was just two yards away from finishing second in the league.

2023 NFL Stat Props
Justin Fields (+175)
Lamar Jackson (+250)
Jalen Hurts (+350)
Anthony Richardson (+450)
Josh Allen (+1000)

Most Receiving Yards in 2023

Allen isn’t the only star on the Buffalo offense that is capable of winning you money. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs is among the betting favorites to lead the NFL in receiving yards in 2023, and his history makes him one to watch.

Last year Diggs finished fourth in receptions, fifth in receiving yards, and fourth in receiving touchdowns. In 2021 he was inside the top eight in all three of those categories.

2023 NFL Most Receiving Yards
Justin Jefferson (+650)
Ja’Marr Chase (+700)
Tyreek Hill (+900)
Cooper Kupp (+1100)
A.J. Brown (+1600)
Stefon Diggs (+1800)

Offensive Rookie of the Year

The biggest addition to the Bills offense this season is rookie tight end, Dalton Kincaid. He’s a long shot to win the Offensive Rookie of the Year award at +3500, but he is the highest-ranked of the great 2023 class of rookie tight ends.

Michael Mayer, now with the Raiders, is paying +4000. Darnell Washington, drafted by the Steelers, is +6000. Sam LaPorta, drafted in the second round by the Lions, is also +6000.

Bills Pick: Dalton Kincaid | Bet Rookie of the Year to Win
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Buffalo Bills First Game Odds of the Season | NFL Week 1

Bills -1.5; Jets +1.5 / Bills -121; Jets +100 / O/U 47
Monday, September 11 at 8:15 pm | MetLife Stadium | Monday Night Football

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Buffalo Bills Offensive Positions

POS	Starter	Second
Quarterback	Josh Allen	Kyle Allen
Running Back	James Cook	Damien Harris
Fullback	Reggie Gilliam	—
Wide Receiver	Stefon Diggs	Gabe Davis
Tight End	Dawson Knox	Dalton Kincaid
Left Tackle	Dion Dawkins	Tommy Doyle
Left Guard	Connor McGovern	David Edwards
Center	Mitch Morse	Greg Mancz
Right Guard	Ryan Bates	O’Cyrus Torrence
Right Tackle	Spencer Brown	David Quessenberry

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