Washington vs Michigan Props – Best Player Prop Bets for CFP National Championship Game

By Brady Trettenero in College Football
Updated: January 8, 2024 at 4:38 pm ESTPublished:

- Washington vs Michigan player props are available for the CFP National Championship
- We’re targeting a prop bet on Blake Corum for Monday’s CFP Title game
- Read below for expert Michigan vs Washington player props to bet for the National Championship
Washington vs Michigan player props have been released by sportsbooks ahead of Monday’s CFP National Championship Game. You can wager on the passing yards totals for quarterbacks Michael Penix Jr. and J.J. McCarthy, plus various other prop bets.
Among our expert player prop bets for Monday’s CFP National Championship Game is a touchdown prop bet for Michigan star running back Blake Corum. We’re also keying on Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze as he aims to exploit the Wolverines’ secondary.
Let’s dive into our top Michigan vs Washington player props for Monday’s CFP National Championship.
Washington vs Michigan Player Props – CFP National Championship
Quarterback | Passing Yards | Passing Touchdowns |
---|---|---|
Michael Penix Jr. | 292.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | 1.5 (Ov -210 / Un +148) |
J.J. McCarthy | 197.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | 1.5 (Ov +110 / Un -150) |
Rusher | Rushing Yards | Rushing Touchdowns |
Blake Corum | 102.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | OFF |
Donovan Edwards | 30.5 (Ov -114 / Un -122) | OFF |
J.J. McCarthy | 22.5 (Ov -114 / Un -122) | OFF |
Receiver/ Tight End | Receiving Yards | Receiving Touchdowns |
Rome Odunze | 89.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | OFF |
McMillan | 59.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | OFF |
Ja’Lynn Polk | 49.5 (Ov -118 / Un -119) | OFF |
Roman Wilson | 48.5 (Ov -122 / Un -114) | OFF |
Cornelius Johnson | 38.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | OFF |
Colston Loveland | 36.5 (Ov -118 / Un -118) | OFF |
Jack Westover | 24.5 (Ov -122 / Un -114) | OFF |
Donovan Edwards | 16.5 (Ov -122 / Un -114) | OFF |
A.J. Barner | 14.5 (Ov -122 / Un -114) | OFF |
Blake Corum | 6.5 (Ov -122 / Un -114) | OFF |
In the Washington vs Michigan props, Michael Penix Jr. has a much higher passing total (292.5) than J.J. McCarthy (197.5), although both QB’s share the same passing touchdowns total at 1.5.
Michigan running back Blake Corum has the highest rushing yards total at 102.5 yards, while Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze has the highest receiving total at 89.5.
Make sure you also check out our Michigan vs Washington prediction for our pick on which team will win and cover the spread.
All odds as of January 8th at ESPN Bet. Sign up at the newly launched ESPN Bet App to gain access to player props for Monday’s game. Use promo code “DIME” when registering.
Pick #1: Blake Corum 2+ Touchdowns
We’re forecasting a big performance from UM running back Blake Corum against Washington in the National Championship. The issue we’ve run into is how to tackle him in the player props market, as oddsmakers have inflated some of his lines due to the public money that will be pouring in.
It’s certainly possible Corum topples his 102.5-yard rushing prop set by bookmakers, although he’s only reached 100 yards twice all season. The best value we’ve identified is for Corum to record two or more touchdowns (+110 at ESPN Bet).
Blake Corum: 42 Rush TDs over the past two seasons
No other player has more than 31👀 pic.twitter.com/Ty6RL4Vldh
— PFF College (@PFF_College) December 31, 2023
Corum has recorded multiple touchdowns in six straight games and in nine of 13 contests overall this season. The Huskies have struggled defending the run all season, allowing 133.8 yards per game on the ground and ranking 72nd in run defense efficiency (per PFF).
Texas’ CJ Baxter and Jayon Blue each punched in scores against Washington in the Sugar Bowl, and we think Corum will follow in their path with a multi-TD game. The senior Corum has averaged an impressive 17 rushes per game this season and has seen over 60% of the team’s carries down the stretch.
This is also the final college game for Corum, and we think he will go out with a bang. He recently became the all-time career rushing touchdown leader at Michigan, and we think he tacks on a few more scores for good measure against this struggling UW rush defense.
- Pick: Blake Corum to Score 2 or More TDs (+110 at )
Pick #2: Rome Odunze Over 89.5 Receiving Yards
Another player we’re targeting in the Michigan vs Washington player props is Huskies wide receiver Rome Odunze. ESPN Bet is offering Odunze’s receiving yards total for the National Championship at 89.5 yards, and we think there’s great value on the “over”.
The future first-round NFL Draft pick has accumulated 100-plus yards in 10 of the Huskies’ 14 games this season, with his season-low still being an impressive 64 yards. In the Sugar Bowl vs Texas, Odunze caught six passes for 125 yards.
Rome Odunze vs Ryan Watts pic.twitter.com/ZNAgO1Kgbb
— NMD Grant (@NMDgrant) January 2, 2024
Bettors may feel inclined to fade Odunze against Michigan considering their elite defense, but top college football wide receivers have still got their yards against this Wolverines secondary. A recent example is Ohio State standout Marvin Harrison Jr. hauling in five passes for 118 yards against Michigan near the end of the season.
Washington already throws the ball on nearly 60% of their offensive snaps, and that number is sure to increase with RB Dillon Johnson battling an injury. Odunze has gotten double-digit targets in four consecutive games, and he possesses the 1-on-1 skills to take advantage of his projected heavy volume on Monday.
- Pick: Rome Odunze Over 89.5 Receiving Yards (-118 at ESPN Bet)
Michigan vs Washington Touchdown Scorer Props
Player | First Touchdown Scorer | Anytime Touchdown Scorer |
---|---|---|
Blake Corum | +310 | -450 |
Rome Odunze | +800 | -130 |
Dillon Johnson | +850 | -115 |
Tybo Rogers | +1100 | +110 |
Roman Wilson | +1200 | +165 |
Donovan Edwards | +1400 | +170 |
Colston Loveland | +1500 | +210 |
Jalen McMillan | +1500 | +185 |
Cornelius Johnson | +1900 | +255 |
J.J. McCarthy | +1900 | +270 |
Ja’Lynn Polk | +2000 | +225 |
Michigan D/ST | +2200 | +330 |
Jack Westover | +2200 | +330 |
Semaj Morgan | +2500 | +370 |
Michael Penix Jr. | +2500 | +360 |
Tyler Morris | +2800 | +475 |
A.J. Barner | +3000 | +475 |
Kalel Mullings | +3000 | +425 |
Washington D/ST | +3000 | +425 |
Will Nixon | +3500 | +500 |
Max Bredeson | +4000 | +600 |
In the Washington vs Michigan touchdown scorer props market, Wolverines’ star running back Blake Corum has the best odds to find paydirt at -450. Washington’s Rome Odunze (-130) and Dillon Johnson (-115) are also odds-on favorites to get into the endzone.
Odds as of January 8th at DraftKings Sportsbook.
Pick #3: Roman Wilson Anytime TD
In the anytime TD market of the Michigan vs Washington props, we like the value on Wolverines wide receiver Roman Wilson to find paydirt on Monday. The senior doesn’t post eye-popping stats, but he’s been very consistent, getting into the endzone 11 times this season.
ROMAN WILSON WALKS IT IN TO TIE THE GAME‼️
WE GOT OURSELVES A GAME ON ESPN 🍿 #CFBPlayoff pic.twitter.com/evJdfxOnQG
— ESPN (@espn) January 2, 2024
Wilson delivered in the clutch with 73 yards and a TD in the Rose Bowl, and we think McCarthy will look to him again on Monday. While Michigan will rely on their run game fairly often, McCarthy should have plenty of time in the pocket to throw with UM’s O-line only allowing 1.36 sacks per game. Plus, Washington only ranks 37th in pass rush efficiency.
Wilson is trusted by McCarthy due to his explosiveness and ability to not telegraph his attack of the football. We think Wilson will create the separation needed to come through with a big TD in Houston. No other Michigan receiver has more than two TDs this season.
- Pick: Roman Wilson Anytime TD (+165 at DraftKings )
While not one of our official plays, check out the odds boost being offered by Bet365 for the National Championship. They are offering Blake Corum to rush for 50-plus yards and Michael Penix Jr. to throw for over 300 yards at combined +200 odds. These odds would usually be +105.

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