Marvin Jones Jr. Odds and Prop Bets vs. Packers – NFL Week 4 2023

Updated Sep. 28, 2023 6:48 p.m. ET

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Week 4 NFL action will see Marvin Jones Jr. and the Detroit Lions take on the Green Bay Packers at 8:15 PM ET on Thursday. Below we take a look at Jones' stats and trends in relation to prop bets, helping you make good predictions for this matchup.

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Marvin Jones Jr. vs. Packers Player Props

Rec. Yds Over/Under	Rec. Yds Over Payout	Anytime TD Odds
11.5	-120	+500

Marvin Jones Jr. vs. Green Bay Game Info

Matchup: Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers
Game Day: September 28, 2023
Game Time: 8:15 PM
Receiving Yards Prop: Over 11.5 (-120)
TV: Watch on Amazon Prime Video

Marvin Jones Jr. Stats (2022)

Targets	Receptions	Yards	YAC	TDs	Yards/Catch
81	46	529	95	3	11.5

Marvin Jones Jr. Betting Insights

Jones' 33.1 receiving yards per game average from a season ago is 21.6 yards more than his prop bet over/under for Thursday (11.5).
In 14 out of 16 games last season (87.5%), he totaled over 11.5 receiving yards.
Jones had 0.6 more receiving yards per game (33.1) than his average over/under last season (32.5).
Last year, he hit the over on his prop bets for receiving yards in five of 15 games (33.3%).
Jones scored a receiving touchdown in three games last season (in 16 games played). He did not record multiple TD catches in any of those games.

Packers' Defense 2022 Rankings

Stat	AVG (Rank)
Pass Yds/Game Allowed	197 (6)
Pass Yds/Attempt Allowed	7 (25)
Rush Yds/Game Allowed	139.5 (26)
Rush Yds/Attempt Allowed	5 (28)
Total Yds/Game Allowed	336.5 (17)
Yards/Play Allowed	6 (28)
Points/Game Allowed	21.8 (17)

Lions' 2022 Stats

The Lions struggled defensively, ranking worst in the NFL (392.4 yards allowed per game) last season. However, they ranked fourth-best offensively, averaging 380 yards per game.
Looking at pace of play, Detroit was 13th in the NFL last season, getting off 64 offensive plays per game.
With 245.8 passing yards allowed per game on defense last season, which ranked third-worst in the NFL, the Lions were forced to lean on their eighth-ranked passing offense (251.8 passing yards per contest) to keep them competitive.
With 146.5 rushing yards allowed per game on defense, which ranked fourth-worst in the NFL, the Lions were forced to ask their 11th-ranked running game (128.2 rushing yards per contest) to keep them competitive last season.
Last season, Detroit aired it out 53.8% of the time (15th in NFL) and ran 44% of the time (14th).
The Lions struggled defensively in terms of yards per play last season, ranking worst in the NFL (6.4 yards per play allowed). However, they ranked fourth-best on the offensive side of the ball, putting up 6.1 yards per play.