We are back – another NFL Football Sunday where we can glue our eyes to multiple screens while raging about yet another penalty bringing back a TD run. We’ve been having a lot of fun this year breaking down every game to find player prop edges across the board – and things are only heating up with teams decimated by injury, and players primed to step up in the absence of those who are hurt. Last weekend was close to a break even again – but in the past month, we’re up $700 profit (if you’re a $100 unit bettor) through over 100 picks. That sounds like a lot of fun to me:
This week – we have all the morning games covered with 14 player props chock-full of analysis and advanced stats to make sure we’re identifying the right matchups. Injuries are considered, scheme is considered – we have it all. So, without further ado, let’s get to the analysis.
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NFL Week Seven: Sunday Slate Best Bets – Top Player Props for Every Morning Game
Game One: New England Patriots vs Jacksonville Jaguars (London)
Pick: Demario Douglas Over 46.5 Receiving Yards (-109) 2.0u via Pinnacle
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- JAX ILB Foyesade Oluokun (IR)
- JAX CB Tyson Campbell (Returning from IR, on track to play Sunday)
I wouldn’t fault anyone for avoiding this game completely. It’s a gross matchup – but if you want an edge for a player prop – Pop Douglas is where you want to go. The resurgence of this NE passing game with Rookie QB Drake Maye may be overstated after a lot of garbage time production against HOU last week – but this Jags D is primed to get torched through the air for another straight week. The main beneficiary of this – Douglas, as we saw last game where he had 90+ yards through the air on 9 targets (more than double the next team leader in targets).
It’s really hard to provide a good sample of Demario’s work early in the season due to the fact that he was stuck with Brissett chucking the rock until last week – but it’s not hard to discern how Douglas has been used to this point. He has the highest slot snap percentage on the team by a mile (87.1%) – and that continued last week (87.1% – wow, identical).
If you look at the JAX defence – they’ve been giving up a lot of production to slot pass-catching options. As we go through their last few matchups – you can see the trend:
- Week 6 vs CHI: The two leading slot options go for 10 receptions and 111 receiving yards (two leading pass-catchers on the team)
- Week 5 vs IND: Slot WR Josh Downs goes for 9 receptions and 69 receiving yards (nice)
- Week 4 vs HOU: Slot WR Stefon Diggs goes for 5 receptions on 9 targets and 69 receiving yards (nice, again)
It’s all there – and with JAX allowing the most passing yards per game in the NFL (276.7 passing yards allowed), there’s bound to be opportunity for the WR1 in NE.
The last point – NE outside pass-catchers may be stymied to a greater extent due to the return of CB Tyson Campbell to the JAX secondary. Campbell hasn’t played a game to this point in the season due to injury, but he’s on track to play in this one. Campbell is a former 2nd round pick who showed himself to be a top-echelon Corner (80.7 PFF coverage grade – sick) in his sophomore season (2022-23) prior to dealing with injuries last year/this year. Now that he’s back – I wouldn’t expect any NE pass-catcher to outproduce slot stud Pop Douglas. Lock him in.
Game Two: Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills
Pick: Khalil Shakir Over 33.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet365
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- TEN CB Chidobie Awuzie (IR)
- TEN CB La’Jarius Snead (Questionable, DNP all week, true question to play)
Yes – the Tennessee D is 1st in the NFL in passing yards allowed this year (137.0 passing yards per game). Also yes – the Tennessee D has their two stud starting CB’s likely Out for this game (Awuzie has been Out a few games, this is the first one Snead might miss). Also, also yes – TEN hasn’t faced a QB near the quality of Allen, so their defensive passing numbers are a bit inflated:
- Week 6 vs IND: Flacco puts up 188 pass yards with CB Snead in
- Week 4 vs MIA (Week 5 Bye): Backup QB Huntley puts up 96 pass yards
- Week 3 vs GB: Backup QB Willis puts up 202 pass yards
You get the picture. This isn’t the standout pass defence that the stats lead you to believe. However, I do believe their rush defence is the real thing (10th best in the NFL in rush yards allowed per game at 111). Why? Well, the Titans have been trailing and/or in a neutral game script for the majority of their games, as is evidenced by them being Top 10 in the NFL in rush attempts against per game (28.2). The fact that they’re top 10 in rush yards allowed per game – and top 10 in opposing rush attempts per game – tells me something: it’ll be tough sledding for James Cook and Co. No matter how much Buffalo loves to run the ball (as we saw against the Jets) – they may be stuck passing more than they’d like. Expect Shakir to take advantage – as the only production TEN has given up has been to slot WRs.
Shakir mans the slot in this Bills offence to a significant extent (over 75% pass snaps from the slot). Even if Amari Cooper suits up in this game – Shakir should be the main recipient of passes from Allen after these previous performances from slot WRs against TEN:
- Week 6 vs IND: Slot WR Josh Downs goes for 8 receptions and 65 receiving yards (leading pass-catcher)
- Week 4 vs MIA: Leading WR had 36 yards – no discernible pattern
- Week 3 vs GB: Slot WR Jayden Reed goes for 4 receptions and 50 yards (with Malik Willis at QB)
- Week 2 vs NYJ: Garrett Wilson and Allen Lazard (leaders in slot snaps) go for 6 receptions and 68 receiving yards (out of 176 yards passing total)
You can see that production for slot options in primarily bad QB situations. Now, you have Josh Allen with all the time in the world (TEN is bottom 5 in PFF pass rush grading) ready to get the ball out of his hand to move down the field efficiently. It’s all Khalil baby.
Pick: Calvin Ridley Over 40.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- N/A
This pick isn’t much more than one thing: a squeaky wheel almost always gets the grease. We all saw what Ridley said last game about his lack of early involvement in the game (along with the mysterious 8 uncatchable targets that went his way).
I’m expecting the game plan to feature Ridley early and often. But that’s not to say Ridley doesn’t have a good matchup and gamescript to produce bigtime in this game. Because that’s also the case. Let’s get into it.
BUF’s best secondary piece – slot CB Taron Johnson. He’s an absolute stud (3 previous years – all over 73 PFF coverage grade (sick)). The main slot WR for TEN – Tyler Boyd, who takes the large majority of his snaps from that spot (around 80%).
While I do think TEN can take advantage of BUF on the ground (BUF is bottom 10 in rush yards allowed per game), I believe that the Titans will be behind for too much of this game – which will create a need for Ridley. This is made all the easier with his primary outside CB matchup being BUF’s Rasul Douglas – the guy with a 62.4 PFF coverage grade so far while allowing over 180 receiving yards (2nd on the team behind S Cam Lewis – who should have some over the top coverage on Ridley).
I really can’t tell you with a straight face that I believe TEN QB Will Levis is good. But at the end of the day – he has shown he can throw the deep ball, and the arm talent is there. I’ll take a stab on the gameplan being Pollard + Ridley – as the Titans need those two going to have success on offence.
Game Three: Detroit Lions vs Minnesota Vikings
Pick: Amon-Ra St. Brown Over 72.5 Receiving Yards (-115) 2.0u via Betway
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- MIN ILB Blake Cashman (Out)
This game is the easiest read of the weekend – you can’t run the ball on either team, so each offence will have to throw the ball at will (both teams are Top 5 in rush yards allowed per game). These are some good defences, but with the Vikings holding the decided advantage in the pass-rush with DET’s loss of Aidan Hutchinson (MIN is 1st in QB hurries this year) – it’s fair to assume Goff will face some pressure. While DET’s OLine is solid – that makes me think that we can take advantage of the short-to-intermediate pass-catcher for DET – the sun god Amon-Ra.
If Goff is pressured – I find it hard to imagine him electing to hold the ball and wait for Jameson Williams to get downfield (Williams has a 14.4 yard average-depth-of-target (ADOT) compared to Amon-Ra’s 7.3 yard ADOT). Further – even though PIT WR George Pickens may lead you to believe differently – St. Brown plays about equally between the slot and the outside (55% in slot, 45% outside).
While MIN is a vaunted defence, they can get burnt through the air at every secondary position – based on what we’ve seen from good opponents (GB and NYJ both went for 240+ pass yards in MIN’s last two matchups).
Add in the fact that St. Brown has lacked production through his last two starts (combined for 82 receiving yards on 10 receptions) – and we’re betting on positive regression as well. Lock this one in – time to roll.
Pick: Jordan Addison Over 50.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet99
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- DET DE Aiden Hutchinson (IR)
- DET CB Carlton Davis (Questionable, FP Friday, likely to play)
I laid out above why MIN won’t have success on the ground against this DET defence. But – the key difference between DET and MIN is the pass-rush and pressure. While MIN does a good job getting after the QB, DET may face some serious issues with DE Hutchinson out for the season after his gruesome leg injury.
Here’s why: Hutchinson leads the DET defence with 29 QB hurries. The rest of the team has combined for 45 QB hurries, with the next highest behind Hutchinson having 12 (DT Alim McNeil). That’s a big issue – and while I expect DET to employ more blitz packages, it’ll be tough to pull that all-together with only one week of prep sans Hutchinson. All while going up against a decent pass-blocking OLine in MIN (17th in PFF pass block grading).
So – Darnold will have time to throw the ball. But you can bet your ass that Jefferson will be doubled and tripled throughout the game with all the man coverage the Lions play. Not that it’ll matter, as he’ll still get his. But his line is so high (91.5 receiving yards), and with time in the pocket, Darnold should be able to link up with the WR holding the highest ADOT on the Vikings. That’s Addison with a 17.9 yard ADOT.
While Addison had a stunted start to the season due to personal issues/injury, he has now played in three games with minimal production to show for it (141 receiving yards total). However, in the Vikes last game against the NYJ, he got a lot more looks from Darnold (8 targets vs 4 and 3 targets he had the two weeks before), and his snap share jumped from 66% to 89%. Now, the Vikes have had a bye, and Addison is primed for a bigger workload with some upside on his yardage. Let’s go friends.
Game Four: Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns
Pick: David Njoku Over 4.5 Receptions (-120) 2.0u via Bet99
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- CIN CB Dax Hill (IR)
With Amari Cooper drawing his lottery ticket to get out of CLE – the only pass-catcher I can trust in this offence is the Njokester. QB Deshaun Watson is the leader in sacks taken and QB pressures – as this CLE OLine is still severely banged up with All-Pro Wyatt Teller on IR and other pieces Questionable. This leads to a need for Watson to get the ball out early – and that should fall to Njoku with his low ADOT (3.0 yards – yikes).
It’s not just the need for Watson to get the ball out of his hands early though – the CIN defence is actually lowkey friendly to opposing TE’s. While they haven’t faced more than one good TE opponent this season (in that game, they gave up 130+ receiving yards to Baltimore TEs) – they are still ranked 9th worst in expected fantasy points given up to the TEs this season. Last year – this CIN D was bottom 5 in that category. They have a problem with TEs – and with Njoku being the only show in town after getting 7 targets last game – he’s my bet for production in this one.
Last point – CIN’s D is bad against the run (give up the 6th most rush yards per game). However, RB Nick Chubb is back in the lineup, and I don’t expect a full workload in his first game. That leaves a muddled pool of RBs to bet on – so I’m ignoring that and going with the next best thing. Let’s go Njoku.
Pick: Ja’Marr Chase Over 77.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Pinnacle
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- CLE S Juan Thornhill (IR)
- CLE S Ronnie Hickman (Out)
- CLE LB Tony Fields (IR)
Bounce back game for Chase? Yup, and I’ll tell you why:
Browns D – surprisingly very good in rush defence and pass rush PFF grading. Top 5 in both categories – that’s pretty sick. Too bad they’re getting absolutely roasted in pass coverage (25th in PFF grading), which is evidenced by the last two primary WR’s they faced (WAS WR McLaurin in Week 5 and PHI WR AJ Brown in Week 6) going for 110+ receiving yards respectively. What more do you need for this pick?
Well, I guess you could add in the fact that CLE has the 3rd highest opposing WR ADOT in the NFL – and Chase is clearly the deep option in this offence with Iosivas and Higgins being primarily possession WRs. While the gamescript may not lend itself to Chase going off – CIN will still want to move the ball on offence. The only way to do that against CLE – throw the ball to your best pass-catcher. Let’s ride.
Game Five: Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants
Pick: Saquon Barkley Over 98.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-116) 2.0u via Northstar
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- PHI TE Dallas Goedert (Out)
- PHI OT Jordan Mailata (IR)
- NYG DT Dexter Lawrence (Questionable, LP Friday, likely to play)
- NYG DE Brian Burns (Questionable, LP Friday, likely to play)
- NYG DE Kayvon Thibodeaux (IR)
REVENGE GAME. You know what it is – a down week from Barkley last week leaves this stud RB in a high leverage bounce-back spot against a Giants defence that’s given up big production to opposing RBs. Even with Mailata Out at LT, I like this line. Let’s get into it.
Here are opposing RB outputs against the Giants the last few weeks:
- Week 6 vs CIN: 79 rushing + receiving yards given up to two mediocre RBs and a bad run blocking OLine
- Week 5 vs SEA: 105 rushing + receiving yards given up to RBs and a mediocre run blocking OLine
- Week 4 vs DAL: 85 rushing + receiving yards given up to two mediocre RBs and a bad run blocking OLine
You see all that production – and then consider that all three of those teams and RBs are nowhere close to the level of this PHI team with Saquon. The highest PFF run block rank of those three opponents? Seattle at 16th (the other two are bottom 10). The best RB they faced? Kenneth Walker (who went over his rushing + receiving line in that Week 5 game).
PHI’s PFF run block ranking? 8th in the NFL. Saquon’s rushing + receiving production prior to last week? 100+ yards in every game. The projected game script? PHI being up in this game, which lends itself even more to running the ball. While the Giants pass defence may look weak on paper, they just shut down the Joe Burrow pass-game to a large extent, and their 12th in the NFL in pass yards allowed per game. Ride Saquon, and let’s see this guy eat.
Pick: Jalen Hurts Over 34.5 Rushing Yards (-120) 2.0u via ParlayPlay
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- PHI TE Dallas Goedert (Out)
- PHI OT Jordan Mailata (IR)
- NYG DT Dexter Lawrence (Questionable, LP Friday, likely to play)
- NYG DE Brian Burns (Questionable, LP Friday, likely to play)
- NYG DE Kayvon Thibodeaux (IR)
Not so fast – we have another rushing line we like in this one with Hurts setup for a big game on the ground if he wants it. Hurts has been less than productive on his many rush attempts this year (3.5 yards a carry on 56 rush attempts) – but he’s still carrying the ball quite a bit, and the NYG D continues to get exposed on the ground by mobile QBs.
In their first four games, the NYG faced one mobile QB (Jayden Daniels). In that game, they gave up 44 yards on the ground. Not great, but still Over this line. Now – we look at the NYG’s last two games. They faced QBs that aren’t known for their scrambling ability (SEA QB Geno Smith and CIN QB Joe Burrow) – and in each game, they got gashed for 55+ rush yards to the QB. Like ….. what?!?
Geno Smith’s previous season high in rush yards? 38 yards. Joe Burrow’s previous season high? 15 yards. It seems to be a schematic thing for the NYG, as they give up the 3rd most rush yards to opposing QBs per game. Well, with Hurts being so mobile, and the NYG gameplanning this Eagles offence that continued to feed AJ Brown and Devonta Smith last week, I’d imagine there will be some opportunities for Hurts to break off a long one on the ground. Lock it in.
Game Six: Houston Texans vs Green Bay Packers
Pick: Jayden Reed Over 64.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-115) 2.0u via Bet365
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- HOU ILB Al-Shaair (Out)
- HOU S Jimmie Ward (Out)
- HOU CB Kamari Lassiter (Out)
I’m not fooled by this HOU defence – they may be 4th in the NFL in pass yards per game allowed, but here’s a list of the QB’s they’ve faced in that time:
- Anthony Richardson in Week 1 (actually had a great day (for him) with 212 passing yards)
- Caleb Williams in Week 2 (badddd performance when the CHI offence was still dysfunctional)
- Sam Darnold in Week 3 (181 pass yards – because the Vikes got up so early with their sick defence)
- Trevor Lawrence in Week 4 (just bad)
- Josh Allen in Week 5 (no WRs and run-heavy scheme – Josh Allen is on pace for his lowest passing yardage total in a while)
- Drake Maye in Week 6 (rookie makes his first start and goes for 200+ yards passing)
Those passing attacks are nowhere near the level of GB. That’s just the way I see it – and while standout HOU CB Derek Stingley has played well to this point in the season on the outside – HOU is there to be had in the slot. Last week – slot WR Demario Douglas went for 90+ receiving yards. The week before? Slot WR Khalil Shakir missed, so tough to gauge. The week before that? Christian Kirk has one of the best games he’s had this year with 60+ receiving.
Meanwhile, Jayden Reed has dominated the slot snaps to a large extent in this GB offence (78% slot snap share). On top of that, he had a tough game in his last outing after dominating WR production prior to that (out-produced by Doubs and Watson last week). Positive regression is on deck here – and we’ll be there to cash in on it. Doesn’t hurt that GB is 1st in pass yards per game when Jordan Love has started this year. Let’s rock.
Pick: Tank Dell Over 59.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 2.0u via 3ET
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- N/A
Yes – Houston dialled things back in the pass game last week going up against the NE Patriots (leading WR was still Tank with 7 receptions and 9 targets) – but that’s because they could implement a run-heavy gameplan with a lead and the bad rush defence of NE. While GB may not have the best rush defence in PFF grading (23rd), they give up the 8th least rush yards per game (110). Why is that? Because GB consistently runs up the score with Love at QB, leading opposing teams to abandon the run and try to keep up through the air. That’s what I see HOU doing in this one – and the two beneficiaries seem to be Dell and Diggs with Collins still on the IR.
The thing with Diggs – he had to operate more on the outside with Collins Out last week (55% slot snap share season-long vs 25% slot snap share last week). I always liked the Diggs receiving line (prior to the Collins injury) because he got good matchups against mediocre slot CBs. Now – Diggs will likely be up against All-Pro GB CB Jaire Alexander on the outside for a large part of the game, and his receiving yardage line is still higher than Dells’ (7-10 yards depending on the sportsbook).
Meanwhile, Dell had more targets and receptions in the only game we’ve seen where Collins missed – and he’s working in the slot to the same extent as Diggs (25%). I see both players having a pretty good week, so why not keep things easy with the lower line in Dell. After all, what other choice will the Texans offence have in this one.
Game Seven: Miami Dolphins vs Indianapolis Colts
Pick: De’Von Achane Over 71.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-118) 2.0u via Sports Interaction
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- MIA QB Tua Tagovialoa (IR)
- MIA OT Austin Jackson (Questionable, LP Friday, likely to play)
- IND DT DeForest Buckner (IR)
- IND DE Dayo Odeyingbo (Questionable, DNP Friday, unlikely to play)
- IND LB EJ Speed (Doubtful, unlikely to play)
We’re getting a depressed line in this one due to Achanes’ conky and his lack of early production this season. BUT – I see him getting the majority of snaps in this RB committee with his clean bill of health – and Indy is giving up mad production to opposing RBs this season.
Let’s start with the fact that Indy has given up the 2nd most rush yards per game to this point in the season (155.2). This isn’t a gamescript thing either – IND has not been significantly trailing in many games with Flacco starting, so teams aren’t forced to run the ball to drain the clock. They choose to run the ball. This is purely a bad rush defence with key missing pieces such as Pro-Bowl DT DeForest Buckner, among others.
While Mostert + Wright did very well in Achane’s absence during the Week 5 game vs NE (over 140+ rush yards collectively), I still see Achane coming in with a big workload off the bye. That game should be proof enough that this MIA team can run the ball against bad rush defences. Couple that with the Colts starting QB Richardson instead of Flacco (they should score less) – and the game script is also decent for Achane.
We’re adding in Achane’s receiving yardage due to his improved ability to work as a pass-catcher and the Colts being bottom 10 in receiving yards allowed to RBs. Let’s rock out Achane – this is one of the few games you’ll have a chance to produce without Tua.
Pick: Tyler Goodson Over 30.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet99
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- MIA DE Jaelen Phillips (IR)
- MIA S Javon Holland (Doubtful, unlikely to play)
- MIA DE Emmanuel Ogbah (Questionable, likely to play)
- IND OG Will Fries (Out)
- IND WR core (all Questionable, all likely to play)
- IND OT Braden Smith (Questionable, DNP Friday, true question to play)
While the MIA D has had some cupcake matchups in terms of opposing pass offences – they’re still performing valiantly at 3rd best in opposing pass yards per game (only giving up 159.6 pass yards per game). Further – are you gonna tell me you have any faith in IND pass-catchers with QB Richardson back starting? I don’t and fill-in IND RB Trey Sermon has been very bad in relief of Jonathan Taylor (2.5 yards per carry on 37 rush attempts behind a very good OLine in IND).
That leads us to the other RB in this committee – Tyler Goodson. Goodson has only pulled 40% of snaps the last two weeks (to Sermon’s 60%) – but he’s been leaned on to produce, with 12 touches last week compared to Sermon’s 18. Production wise – it hasn’t been close between Goodson and Sermon, with Goodson averaging more than double Sermon’s yards-per-carry (5.9 YPC on 13 attempts).
Don’t get me wrong – this isn’t just a matter of opportunity. Just watching Goodson play, he looks like a solid RB, and it would be coaching malpractice not to give him 10-15 touches (8-10 rushes) in this game (a game where MIA will have a tough time scoring without Tua). That should be enough for him to get Over this line – so let’s roll.
Game Eight: Seattle Seahawks vs Atlanta Falcons
Pick: Darnell Mooney Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Coolbet
Key Injuries Impacting Pick:
- SEA CB Riq Woolen (Out)
- SEA OLB Uchenna Nwosu (IR)
- SEA S Rayshawn Jenkins (IR)
Again – Mooney is coming off a tough week last time out vs CAR, as he was 3rd out of all pass-catchers on ATL with a mere 38 yards on 3 receptions. Prior to that? He had 56+ receiving yards in every game since Week 1, with some standout performances of 105 yards vs TB and 89 yards vs PHI. What’s the difference between CAR and teams like TB/PHI? Well, TB and PHI both have competent offences and decent rush defences that cause ATL to try to keep up and throw the ball – whereas CAR (even with Dalton) has a bad scoring offence and a very weak rush defence unit.
While SEA’s rush defence may not be great (19th in PFF grading), the SEA offence should be able to score on this ATL team that got dissected by Baker Mayfield two short weeks ago (3 TD’s on a mere 24 pass attempts). So – ipso facto – ATL will be forced to throw the ball more, and the matchup to be exploited is on the outside with stud SEA CB Riq Woolen already ruled Out in this one.
The other stud CB on SEA, Devon Witherspooon, works the slot. Mooney, meanwhile, has a similar slot snap percentage (37%) to London and Pitts (both around 35%). London has a higher yardage line than Mooney, and I can’t trust Pitts after he went off last week for 70 receiving yards. So let’s go with Mooney, and let the chips fall where they may.
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: New England Patriots vs Jacksonville Jaguars (London)
Pick: Demario Douglas Over 46.5 Receiving Yards (-109) 2.0u via Pinnacle
Game Two: Tennessee Titans vs Buffalo Bills
Pick: Khalil Shakir Over 33.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet365
Pick: Calvin Ridley Over 40.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Coolbet
Game Three: Detroit Lions vs Minnesota Vikings
Pick: Amon-Ra St. Brown Over 72.5 Receiving Yards (-115) 2.0u via Betway
Pick: Jordan Addison Over 50.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet99
Game Four: Cincinnati Bengals vs Cleveland Browns
Pick: David Njoku Over 4.5 Receptions (-120) 2.0u via Bet99
Pick: Ja’Marr Chase Over 77.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Pinnacle
Game Five: Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants
Pick: Saquon Barkley Over 98.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-116) 2.0u via Northstar
Pick: Jalen Hurts Over 34.5 Rushing Yards (-120) 2.0u via ParlayPlay
Game Six: Houston Texans vs Green Bay Packers
Pick: Jayden Reed Over 64.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-115) 2.0u via Bet365
Pick: Tank Dell Over 59.5 Receiving Yards (-111) 2.0u via 3ET
Game Seven: Miami Dolphins vs Indianapolis Colts
Pick: De’Von Achane Over 71.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-118) 2.0u via Sports Interaction
Pick: Tyler Goodson Over 30.5 Rushing Yards (-110) 2.0u via Bet99
Game Eight: Seattle Seahawks vs Atlanta Falcons
Pick: Darnell Mooney Over 52.5 Receiving Yards (-110) 2.0u via Coolbet