Eric Polzin likes the over on Devin Leary’s 38.5 passing-yard line on Underdog. He expects Baltimore to give Leary the entire second half—and possibly part of the second quarter—because they already know what they have in Cooper Rush. Even if Leary is inefficient, 20–25 dropbacks should be enough to eclipse such a low total. Polzin called either Rush’s under or Leary’s over "egregiously mis-priced," recommending bettors pair the two props for a correlated preseason ticket.

Eric Polzin paired the Rush fade with an over on Devin Leary’s 38.5 passing-yard line. He expects Harbaugh to hand Leary most, if not all, of the second half after Rush’s scripted series. Even in a run-leaning scheme, two quarters generally equal 10-plus attempts, and a single efficient drive could cash the ticket. Betting Leary’s over alongside Rush’s under captures the anticipated 50-50 snap split and hedges Baltimore’s conservative play-calling.