OOOOOO doggy – we’ve been riding high with our NFL betting analysis as of late. You should never get too high in this game, and you should never get too low – because at the end of the day, shit can hit the fan and you’re left holding the bag. That doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the good times when they’re here – and boy have they been. We had written up and tracked 93 plays in the month of October – and ended with $1,120 profit (if you’re a $100 unit bettor). The more data we get from the NFL season – the easier it’s been to project.
We continue to trust the process – as we’re looking for mismatches based on advanced analytics and PFF data. So, without further ado, let’s get to it.
*Units for me will be $100. Bet responsibly.
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NFL Week Nine: Sunday Slate Best Bets – Top Player Props for Every Morning Game
Game One: Los Angeles Chargers vs Cleveland Browns
Pick: Justin Herbert Over 9.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- CLE LB Jordan Hicks (Out)
- CLE LB Jeremiah Owusu-Karamoah (Out)
- CLE CB Denzel Ward (No tag, but DNPs Weds and Thurs)
A relatively healthy Chargers team? Haven’t seen that in more than a few years. A functioning offence for the Cleveland Browns? Have seen that one time with Deshaun in.
We’re currently living in the upside-down world with these two teams and the way they’ve been trending – and we remain in this world with the pick here. The statuesque pocket-passer that Herbert was perceived as in the past is long gone – replaced with Josh Allen-lite on the ground, where the big Herb has been on a roll.
Okay – that isn’t necessarily true. Herb has 24 rush attempts and 83 rush yards through 8 games, so it’s not like this is Lamar Jackson we’re dealing with. However – I’m starting to see a change with this Chargers offence. The run game with Dobbins hasn’t been nearly as effective the past few weeks (only one game with 60+ rush yards since Week 2). In place of the run game, the Chargers have relied more on Herbert – with him posting the best PFF passing grade in the NFL over the last two weeks (91.6). This applies to the LAC pass game (elite the last two weeks), but it also goes to the QB run game, with Herbs unleashing last game vs the Saints for 49 rush yards on 4 rush attempts. If you saw that game – you saw Herbs has wheels.
Now, he’s going up against a Cleveland defence that wears down opponents with a good run-stuffing game vs RBs (allowing only 85 rush yards per game), great QB pressure (T-8th in NFL in sacks and 5th in PFF pass rush grading), and overall good play against QB’s in the passing game (allowing only 216 pass yards per game). Their only two weaknesses? Receiving yards allowed to WRs – and QB rushing production.
The Browns D gives up the 6th most rush yards to opposing QBs per game (28.12 rush yards per game) – and while two matchups against Lamar Jackson inflates this figure, they’ve also given up 45 rush yards to Trevor Lawrence and 20 rush yards to Daniel Jones and that porous OLine in NY. On top of that – you have two starting ILB for CLE likely Out in this one. You know – the guys that are in charge of keeping track of the QB on scrambles. That gives me confidence here on such a minimal line – let’s roll.
Pick: David Njoku Over 5.5 Receptions (+109) 1.0u via Pinnacle
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- N/A
The Njokester strikes again people. I’m not exactly confident in Njoku racking up insane yardage in this one with how banged up he is going into this week (DNP at practice on Thurs) – even though Chargers are in the Bottom 10 when it comes to receiving yards allowed to TEs per game (56.3). HOWEVAH – I still expect him to maintain his security blanket status if he plays – and the Chargers give up the 3rd most receptions per game when it comes to TEs (one of only five teams that allows 6 receptions or more to TEs per game).
It doesn’t hurt that Jameis is back in and the OLine is a lot more healthy – as we saw that work out last week in tremendous fashion with the Browns upset win vs Baltimore. If you look at Njoku with Jameis (only a one game sample), he’s got 5 receptions. If you look at him season-long, he’s averaging 5 receptions per game. Seems like that’s his number – but with the TE deficiency in this LAC defence, we’re expecting at least one more. Let’s roll.
Pick: Quentin Johnston Over 17.5 Yards Longest Reception (-114) 1.0u via Pinnacle
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- CLE LB Jordan Hicks (Out)
- CLE LB Jeremiah Owusu-Karamoah (Out)
- CLE CB Denzel Ward (No tag, but DNPs Weds and Thurs)
QJ is back in the lineup after missing the last 2 weeks with an injury – and I’m sure he’s hungry for some production after McConkey went off last game through the air. QJ has the highest average-depth-of-target (ADOT) on LAC (13 yard ADOT), and he had a long reception of 16+ yards in the first three games of the season. There’s a pretty good indication that Ladd will continue to work underneath, with QJ opening things up over the top at full health. On top of that – Herb is slinging the ball more effectively as we’ve already mentioned.
Okay – so that’s one side of the equation. The other side of the equation – Pro-Bowl CLE CB Denzel Ward being very banged up, with Cleveland already allowing the highest yards per reception to WRs (14.35 yards per reception allowed). These guys get gouged deep in the pass game more than any team in the League, and things can’t get any better with the Browns current injury situation. Ride with the Quje – he’s the most obvious pick with the most advantageous line.
Game Two: Dallas Cowboys vs Atlanta Falcons
Pick: Tyler Allgeier Over 41.5 Rushing Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Pick: Bijan Robinson Over 23.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- DAL DE Demarcus Lawrence (IR)
- DAL CB A. Oruwariye (IR)
- DAL Edge Micah Parsons (Out)
- DAL CB Da’Ron Bland (Out)
- DAL CB Trevon Diggs (Questionable, DNP all week, likely Out)
Oh Lordy – this Dallas defence is bad. Yes, they’ve dealt with a multitude of injuries on defence to some of their top guys. Also yes – they’re still very banged up, and regardless of how bad they’ve been as a whole – they aren’t Bottom 10 in any category other than those that apply to RBs. Lucky us – we have ATL up next with a Top 5 RB tandem in the NFL.
Dallas has allowed the 10th most rush yards per game to RBs (109) and the 6th most receiving yards per game to RBs (39). The DAL weakness has been clear – it’s primarily attributed to the DLine and LBs. So why do we go with Allgeier rushing instead of just riding Bijan to the bank with both props (or his rushing+receiving)?
It’s just too damn obvious to pick Robinson to rush well – as Bijan has outrushed Allgeier 160 rush yards to 65 rush yards in their last two appearances (with minimal disparity between their carry number). Meanwhile, Allgeier had three 50+ rush yard performances prior to the last two showings – so we know he has it in him. On top of that – we’ve seen DAL get dominated more on the ground with physical, bigger backs (which Allgeier is when compared to Bijan). This happened with Derrick Henry (151 rush yards), David Montgomery (80 rush yards), and Isaac Guerendo last week (85 rush yards for the big Rookie). Yeah – I think I’ll go with the big back in Allgeier to get it done on the ground.
Through the air though – it’s all Bijan. 40+ receiving yards in 4 of 8 games this year – including his last two outings – is very impressive for an RB. It makes sense though – their last two opponents (Bucs and Seahawks) both allow more than 30 receiving yards per game to RBs. You get the picture – good matchup for Bijan in the receiving game; he goes off. Let’s go.
Pick: Jake Ferguson Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via NorthStar
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- N/A
We’re looking for Fergalicious to bounce back here after two disappointing performances in his last two outings. 9 receptions for …. checks notes …. 34 receiving yards? What the hell is that shit. His ADOT was 0 fucking yards in his last game where he put up a grand total of 23 receiving yards on 7 catches. This has to change – and I’m expecting Fergie to get back to his 57.25 receiving yards per game average through the first 4 games he played this season.
We all saw the Cowboys last week – and I think they’re getting to the point where abandoning the run from the beginning of the game may be most beneficial to the offence. Someone has to step up in this Cowboys passing attack aside from the Lamb of God, Ceedee. I’m guessing it’s Jake with the way ATLs D is giving production up to opposing TEs.
50 receiving yards allowed per game to TEs? Check. 5 receptions per game allowed to TEs? Check. Those are both good for Bottom 15 rankings in those metrics – and TEs like CARs Ja’Taveon Sanders and SEAs Noah Fant have both gone for 49+ receiving on these guys. Those aren’t premier TEs – and although Fergy may not be either, he’s definitely been more productive than those two guys.
Ride this one to the bank friends.
Game Three: Las Vegas Raiders vs Cincinnati Bengals
Pick: Mike Gesicki Over 34.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via bet365
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- CIN WR Tee Higgins (Doubtful, unlikely to play)
- LV S Marcus Epps (IR)
- LV LB Robert Spillane (Questionable, unlikely to play, DNP all week)
Well – this one may appear gross on the surface with the inconsistency of Gesicki to this point in the season (4 games with 30+ receiving yards, 4 games under 18 yards receiving). But if you look a little deeper, you start to see why that is.
It’s Tee Higgins of course. When Tee has been in the lineup, this is Gesicki’s production:
- Week 3: 4 receptions and 47 receiving yards (not bad actually)
- Week 4: 1 reception for -9 receiving yards (ouchie)
- Week 5: 2 receptions for 31 receiving yards
- Week 6: 0 catches, 0 receiving yards
- Week 7: 1 catch for 2 receiving yards
That, granted, is very poor production. Now look at his production when Tee has missed games:
- Week 1: 3 receptions for 18 receiving yards
- Week 2: 7 receptions for 91 receiving yards
- Week 8: 7 receptions for 73 receiving yards
That’s pretty good, right? And now, Gesicki goes up against a Raiders defence that has been absolutely dominating in the run-stuffing (just held KC to under 70 rush yards from RBs) while giving up an average of 5 receptions and 49 receiving yards per game to TEs.
Last week – the Raiders gave up a season-high in receiving yards to Grandpa Kelce. Gesicki is much more nimble and agile at this point in his career, and I wouldn’t put it past him to break off a long one here. That’s what I’m betting on at least (you can feel free to ignore this one if Tee is playing, but I’m taking the shot right now to get a good line on Gesicki).
Pick: Jakobi Meyers Over 4.5 Receptions (-135) 1.35u via Betway
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- CIN CB Dax Hill (IR)
He sure isn’t flashy – but Jakobi has been CONSISTENT this year. In the six games he’s played this year, he’s put up 49+ receiving yards in five of em’. Further, he’s averaging 6 receptions per game in his last four outings. Yes – the Bengals are bad against TEs this year (actually, they’re even worse than the Raiders). But the sportsbooks have acknowledged this with how high the line is set on Bowers receiving yards (64.5 when he’s only been Over that line in 3 games this year). Therefore, we’re going with the lower line, with a consistent producer, against the only other glaring weakness this CIN D has – WR receptions allowed.
CIN ranks 10th worst in the League when it comes to receptions allowed to WRs – all while ranking 14th worst when it comes to receiving yards allowed to WRs. However, the disparity comes when you realize how the receptions allowed to WRs have steadily increased since Week 3 of the season. Their first 3 games, the Bengals averaged 9.6 receptions allowed to WRs per game. In the five games since then – they’re giving up an average of 13.8 receptions to WRs per game. That’s a big gap – and with no other WRs in LV to trust – the Crown weighs heavy on Jakobi.
Long live King of the middling WRs.
Game Four: Washington Commanders vs New York Giants
Pick: Noah Brown Over 28.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- NYG CB Adoree Jackson (no tag, but LPs all week)
- NYG CB Cordale Flott (no tag, but LPs all week)
On paper – this NYG defence has been performing exceptionally well in almost all defensive categories. They lead the League in sacks (35), they’re Top 10 in pass yards allowed per game (217), and have shut down opposing TEs (only 38 receiving yards allowed per game to TEs).
The clear weakness of this Giants D – the run defence (which I will get to in the next pick). The hidden weakness – receiving yards allowed to WRs. On the surface, the NYG are 13th best in the NFL in receiving yards per game allowed to WRs (at a mere 140). HOWEVAH – you take out one game against the Eagles where everything seemed to go wrong for Devonta Smith (-2 receiving yards in the game), and the Giants total jumps to 147 receiving yards allowed to WRs per game. Further – if you keep that Eagles game out and look at the last 3 games for this NYG secondary, the average jumps to 179.6. That figure would be good for 5th worst in the NFL. Not so good, right?
Well now, you have the injuries noted above to the NYG secondary – and don’t look now, but Noah Brown is on the ascension in this WAS WR room.
Here’s a stat you probably didn’t expect to see today – Brown actually out-snapped WR1 Terry McLaurin their last game out (81% of snaps vs 72% of snaps). Actually, since Week 4 of the season, Brown has been 2nd out of WAS WRs in snaps in every game. And since then, he’s had 2 of 4 games with 57+ receiving yards, and 3 of 4 games with 3+ receptions. Pretty dece.
In addition to all that – slot CB has been the strongest part of the NYG secondary with Dru Phillips racking up plays in his rookie season (1st in the NYG secondary in PFF coverage grade near 75 – really good). Noah Brown? He plays out wide (83% wide snap percentage). Perfect recipe baby.
Pick: Austin Ekeler Over ?? Rushing + Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via ??*
*Very annoying they keep waiting to drop the line for Ekeler until they’re sure of Brian Robinson’s status – but I’ll take this line regardless of BRobs status, wherever it lands
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- NYG CB Adoree Jackson (no tag, but LPs all week)
- NYG CB Cordale Flott (no tag, but LPs all week)
- WAS RB Brian Robinson Jr. (Questionable, LP all week, likely to play)
We continue to ride Ekeler – but his lack of receiving production is a little worrying (under 10 receiving yards total in his last two games vs the 22+ receiving yards he had in each of the five games prior). However, he looked mighty healthy with his 52 rush yards last game at 7.4 yards per carry. With that considered, and the receiving ability we all know Ekeler has, I’m confident in this one. Especially when it comes to how the NYG have been gouged by opposing RBs.
Rush yards allowed per game to RBs? 7th worst in the League at 112 rush yards allowed per game. Receiving yards allowed to RBs per game? 7th worst in the League again, allowing 38 receiving yards to RBs per game. Ekeler already went for 85+ all-purpose yards against this NYG team, and they’re prone to giving up extreme yardage to RBs that profile as pass-catchers (75 receiving yards given up to K9 and Charbonnet on SEA).
Ride with me folks.
Pick: Tyrone Tracy Over 56.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- WAS DT Jonathan Allen (IR)
- WAS LB Frankie Luvu (no tag, but DNPs for Weds and Thurs and LP Fri)
Tracy has been a godsend for this NYG offence – especially with the pass game falling apart due to All Pro LT Andrew Thomas going on the IR. His production has been nasty (86.75 rush yards per game since he’s gained a bigger role in the offence Week 5), and he’s definitely passed the eye test with some of the plays he’s made:
Yeah – I have faith in the NYG getting some production going on the ground. As I said above, they really can’t pass the ball with no protection for Daniel Jones, and WAS has been stellar against the pass as of late (in their last 5 games, they’ve held all but one of the QBs to 141 pass yards or less). That being said ….. WAS is still getting absolutely trashed on the ground (every team this year has 85+ rush yards by RBs against this defence).
Further – it’s gotten even worse with Pro-Bowl DT Jonathan Allen going on IR in week 6 (118 rush yards allowed per game to RBs from that point). Although the gamescript in this one may not be conducive to running the ball – it’s the only choice they have.
Game Five: New England Patriots vs Tennessee Titans
LOL psyche – this game is turrible, and probably the most unpredictable on the slate. If you want, you can bet on this one. I, for one, am not.
Game Six: Denver Broncos vs Baltimore Ravens
Pick: Courtland Sutton Over 48.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- BAL DT Michael Pierce (IR)
- BAL DT Travis Jones (true question to play)
This game is also a tough one – because I don’t know exactly what to do with this BAL defence. They’ve been the 2nd best team in the League in rush yards allowed per game to RBs (55 yards allowed per game – yikes). However, Pro Bowl DT Michael Pierce just went on IR, and another BAL DT is banged up. On top of that, the Ravens have been gashed for 92 rush yards vs the mediocre TB run game two weeks ago, and 78 rush yards vs an aged Nick Chubb last week. So the Javonte Under – doesn’t look so hot. But neither does his Over with the lack of explosiveness I’ve seen all year from him.
Further, we all know how to beat this BAL team – pass the ball mofuckas. Whether it be to WRs (3rd most receiving yards per game allowed at 190) or the TEs (2nd most receiving yards per game allowed at 75.5) – opposing pass-catchers eat. Part of that is struggles with the BAL secondary outside of Marlon Humphrey, part of it is people trying to catch up to the BAL offence (2nd in the League in points-per-game at 30). Regardless – it always goes this way.
The issue with going the Bo Nix route and his Over pass yards is this – BAL brings the pressure heavy, ranking 5th in the League in sacks (24) and Top 10 in QB pressures (72). Bo Nix under pressure this season? 70 pass attempts for 29 completions and 269 pass yards (3.84 yards per pass attempt). Bo Nix when kept clean? 191 pass attempts for 136 completions and 1,261 pass yards (6.60 yards per pass attempts). So Bo Nix Over – is out.
What about DEN TE Adam Trautman with his 75 yards receiving last week? Shouldn’t we take his over? Well, if you want to believe in a below average TE to produce against Roquan Smith and Kyle Hamilton (despite the production given up to TEs) – be my guest.
That leaves us with Sutton – as I’m not trusting Lil’Jordan or Vele either. Sutton’s had his disappointments (0 receiving yards in Week 7), but he’s also had his triumphs (60+ receiving yards in 3 games). With a matchup like this against the outside CBs on BAL – I expect another triumph, even if Nix struggles to an extent (as I believe he will).
Pick: Justice Hill Over ?? Receptions (-110) 1.0u via ??*
Another frustrating one, as the books are being careful to post this line before it’s confirmed that Keaton Mitchell is back from IR (he should play, he’s had three straight full practices this week). Keaton – not a pass-catcher (9 receptions in 7 games last year). I’m good with Hill at any number of receptions once the line comes out.
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- N/A
Broncos just don’t give up offensive production. This defence may be the surprise of the year for me, as I didn’t think they had the personnel, or the scheme with Vance Joseph, to be a Top 10 D in the League. Well, guess what – they are, and now Pat Surtain is back & at full health to lockdown opposing WRs (after missing Week 7 with a conky).
The one thing the Broncos D does give in to – receptions to RBs, as they rank 5th worst in receptions allowed to RBs (5.5 per game). Are you going to take DHen’s reception line? I wouldn’t, as he’s averaging one reception per game (no surprise). How about Keaton Mitchell? Nope, as I laid out above. Meanwhile – Justice Hill has been at 35% or more of the snaps in every game this year – and he’s a premier pass-catcher when compared to both those guys with close to 3 receptions per game.
It’s impossible to trust anyone else in this game – so let’s ride with Hill and cross our fingers.
Game Seven: New Orleans Saints vs Carolina Panthers
Pick: Chris Olave Over 69.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- NO WR Rasheed Shaheed (IR)
- CAR LB Shaq Thompson (IR)
- CAR Safeties N. Scott and J. Fuller (IR)
Easiest read of the whole weekend – it doesn’t matter how bad this NO OLine is with C McCoy on IR and backup C Shane Lemieux also on IR – because this CAR D has no teeth.
Since Week 3 of the season, here are the receiving yards allowed to WRs: 198, 174, 178, 142, 162, 164. That’s pretty absurd – and although the Saints will also have success on the ground with Kamara (CAR D is 2nd worst in the League with 128 rush yards allowed per game to RBs), I believe more in Olave.
There’s a few reasons. For one, Derek Carr is back at QB for the Saints. Much easier to trust him than any backup on that roster. Second point – Derek Carr’s favourite target, Rasheed Shaheed, isn’t playing in this one. More volume for Olave.
Last point – Olave is sneaky consistent with receiving yardage production. He put up a stinker the first week vs CAR with Shaheed getting all the production, but since Week 2, he’s had 80+ receiving yards in every full game he’s played except for one (and that was vs the stingy Chiefs defence). If anyone’s going off from the NO pass-catchers (and trust me, they will against this defence), then it’s Olave.
Pick: Xavier Legette Over ?? Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via ??*
*These sportsbooks are so scared. Adam Thielen (IR, DNP on Fri, unlikely to play) and Legette (Questionable, LP Thurs and Fri, likely to play) are the question marks here. I wouldn’t bet this line with Thielen in, but if he’s Out (as I expect him to be), hammer this one at whatever the books set it at.
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- NO CB Paulson Adebo (IR)
- NO CB Marshon Lattimore (Out)
- NO CB Kool-Aid McKinstry (Out)
You see that injury list? I don’t know if I need to say any more than take CAR WRs in this one with the top 3 outside corners Out for NO.
I will say that I really liked the looks of Jalen Coker last week. It was the only week we really have without WR Diontae Johnson as the WR1, and Coker produced with 75+ receiving yards and a 69% snap share (2nd out of CAR WRs). However – Coker played in the slot significantly more than any CAR pass-catcher last game – and NO still has their starting slot CB Alontae Taylor healthy.
Instead – I’ll go outside where all the backup DBs are matching up with Xavier Legette. The guy is pure comedy in interviews with his thick country accent – and isn’t half bad on the field either:
He tied the team-high in targets last week with 7 and played on the outside on over 60% of snaps. I like that usage and volume – so let’s ride em’ cowboy.
Game Eight: Miami Dolphins vs Buffalo Bills
Pick: De’Von Achane Over 35.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- BUF LB Matt Milano (IR)
I include Milano on the injury list, despite the fact that he got injured in the preseason. The reason being: it explains a lot about the Bills D statistical standing when it comes to receiving production allowed to RBs.
To this point in the season, the Bills have given up the most receiving yards per game to RBs (54 receiving yards per game). The primary reason, in my mind, for this happening – is a lack of pass coverage in the BUF LB crew. 3 Bills LBs have played +140 coverage snaps – each one has a PFF coverage grade of 50 or lower (yuck).
This Bills D already gave up 69 yards receiving to Achane without Tua in Week 2, and they gave up 75+ receiving yards to Justice Hill as well this season. That’s porous coverage against the RB.
You might think that with Tua back, they’d rely less on the underneath stuff to Achane. Wrong. The two full games Tua has played this year, Achane has had 50+ receiving yards. The guy is a bonafide playmaker – and with the Bills only allowing 94 rush yards per game to opposing RBs (16th in the League), we’re going with the easier path to victory.
Pick: Dalton Kincaid Over 39.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via NorthStar
Key Injuries Impacting Picks
- MIA DE Zach Seiler (Out)
- MIA SCB Kader Kohou (Out)
- MIA FS Javon Holland (Doubtful, unlikely to play)
This one actually goes a bit further below the surface – as this MIA defence has changed halfway through the season with their injuries and general wear-and-tear in the secondary. The key to this pick is two-fold:
First – the slot CB and starting Pro Bowl Safety for MIA are likely missing this one – which directly affects the matchups with Kincaid. Kincaid plays primarily from the slot (along with Khalil Shakir), and if I’m looking at the other players who might match up up with Kincaid (MIA LBs), they all have PFF coverage grades under 60.
Second – Kincaid has been very consistent with his production. Over 30 receiving yards in every game this year except for Week 1 – and he’s 2nd on the team in targets (actually 1st if you take out Amari Cooper, who’s only played 2 games for the Bills). On top of that, backup TE Dawson Knox got the shine last game out (outproduced Kincaid), so I think the pendulum shifts back this week.
C’mon – the MIA D just gave up 137 receiving yards to Cardinals TEs last week. Let the big dog eat in Kincaid here.
Well, that’s it people. I will be posting another betting article soon with more NFL picks. If you want to make sure you don’t miss these articles, follow me on X at @plusmoneypost as I will be sharing them there.
Summary of Picks:
Game One: Los Angeles Chargers vs Cleveland Browns
Pick: Justin Herbert Over 9.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Pick: David Njoku Over 5.5 Receptions (+109) 1.0u via Pinnacle
Pick: Quentin Johnston Over 17.5 Yards Longest Reception (-114) 1.0u via Pinnacle
Game Two: Dallas Cowboys vs Atlanta Falcons
Pick: Tyler Allgeier Over 41.5 Rushing Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Pick: Bijan Robinson Over 23.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Pick: Jake Ferguson Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via NorthStar
Game Three: Las Vegas Raiders vs Cincinnati Bengals
Pick: Mike Gesicki Over 34.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via bet365
Pick: Jakobi Meyers Over 4.5 Receptions (-135) 1.35u via Betway
Game Four: Washington Commanders vs New York Giants
Pick: Noah Brown Over 28.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Pick: Austin Ekeler Over ?? Rushing + Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via ??*
Pick: Tyrone Tracy Over 56.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Game Six: Denver Broncos vs Baltimore Ravens
Pick: Courtland Sutton Over 48.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Pick: Justice Hill Over ?? Receptions (-110) 1.0u via ??*
Game Seven: New Orleans Saints vs Carolina Panthers
Pick: Chris Olave Over 69.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via 3ET
Pick: Xavier Legette Over ?? Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via ??*
Game Eight: Miami Dolphins vs Buffalo Bills
Pick: De’Von Achane Over 35.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 1.0u via Coolbet
Pick: Dalton Kincaid Over 39.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 1.0u via NorthStar