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NFL Player Prop Bets Week 6

New York Giants QB Daniel Jones

Once again, Thursday Night Football let us down, even though we got it right. Not to mention it’s been a crazy first six weeks of NFL and fantasy football action. Our NFL Player Prop Bets Week 5 can help you turn your fortunes around. In addition to rooting for your players, rooting for props increases the fun. The fact that just one or two of these hits results in some nice payoffs is even better! Here are some of the NFL Player Props Week 6 that we’ll be targeting. All lines courtesy of DraftKings.   Touchdown Props Zach Wilson (QB) New York Jets 1TD +700  These are great odds for a quarterback as mobile as Wilson. He has six TDs in 15 career games and two this season, one in each game he’s played. He’s a good bet to score a TD and those odds on two TDs are enticing this week at +7000. Tyrion Davis-Price (RB) San Francisco 49ers 1TD +1000 Davis-Price is expected to return this week and last we saw him he had a 14-carry game. In that game, Jeff Wilson saw 18 carries so it was nearly a full time-split. If TDP plays he has a great opportunity to score a TD. Way better than the odds are indicating. If he does end up being inactive, the bet is canceled, and you consider him for next week. Alec Ingold (RB) Miami Dolphins 1TD +1600 Going back to the well here. Ingold gets carries when the Dolphins are inside the five. He’s going to score a few TDs this year and these odds are too good to pass up. He should be bet on every week until he scores if his role stays the same and his odds stay this high. Deejay Dallas (RB) Seattle Seahawks 1TD +320 Dallas has a chance to have a much larger role in this offense than many are anticipating. With Rashaad Penny and Travis Homer sidelined, Dallas has a real shot to push double-digit touches and goal-line receiving opportunities. Skyy Moore (WR) Kansas City Chiefs 1TD +700 2TD +7000 Moore has seen his snaps rise every week since Week 2 and the Chiefs are starting to find ways to get him the ball in space. He has a good chance to pass Mecole Hardman in snaps this week if the trends continue. Moore is also a dynamic returner, giving him extra opportunities to score. Braxton Berrios (WR) New York Jets 1TD +850 Like Moore, Berrios also has the added bonus of being a returned. The Jets also try to find creative ways to get him the ball and use him in the red zone. He already has a rushing TD this season and the recent trend of creative play calling and trick plays from the Jets makes him an interesting option. James Proche (WR) Baltimore Ravens 1TD +700 With Rashad Bateman out, there has to be a chance that a wide receiver not named Devin Duvernay gets some targets. Proche and Demarcus Robinson both saw two targets last week, however, Proche’s odds make him much more intriguing. This is absolutely a dart throw, but he’s going to be out there running routes with limited mouths to feed. Mike Thomas (WR) Cincinnati Bengals 1TD +295, 2TD +2500 Thomas becomes interesting assuming Tee Higgins is sidelined. Whenever a wideout goes down in Cincinnati, Thomas is the next man up. However, if Higgins is active, this bet should be canceled. When he’s out there, QB Joe Burrow does look his way and he runs routes in the red zone. He doesn’t have a TD yet this year but did have one called back on a penalty. Zach Gentry (TE) Pittsburgh Steelers 1TD +285 Pat Freiermuth has been ruled out this week and Gentry is a big body that’s going to get opportunities. After Freiermuth got hurt last week, Gentry stepped in and saw six targets. It’s also a good matchup against the Bucs who have been exploited by tight ends this year and very tough on everyone else. Adam Trautman (TE) New Orleans Saints 1TD +800 As long as Andy Dalton is starting, which he is this week, Trautman becomes an interesting prop bet option. Jameis Winston clearly favors Juwan Johnson at tight end. But Trautman has seen his targets and snaps jump up significantly with Dalton under center. One of those targets went for a TD just last week. Passing Props Daniel Jones Over 204.5 This is a low number for a matchup against the worst pass defense in the league. So far this season, the The Ravens are giving up a ridiculous 290.2 yards per game, which is the most in the league. Even a below- average performance from Jones should net him more than 205 yards. Rushing Props Eno Benjamin Over 61.5 Benjamin is the last running back standing in Arizona and the matchup this week is as good as it gets. The Seahawks are giving up a league-worst 170.2 rushing yards per game. Conversely, Benjamin is more likely to double that number than fall short. Receiving Props Jakobi Meyer Over 50.5 Meyers has played three games this season and in those three games, he’s posted 55, 95, and 111 receiving yards. Also, Meyers has seen nine targets a game this season. They are force-feeding him the ball because he’s their only decent option at wideout. Meyers should be able to hit this mark with ease.     ENTER OUR WEEK 6 DRAFT CONTEST! How it Works: Draft your team using our On-Demand Simulator. Try to stack the team with players you think will do well in Week 10! The highest Week 56Score wins! (PLUS: You get to see the Thursday Night game and then draft!) Here are our Weekly Player Rankings to help. It’s a best-ball contest, so no need to submit a lineup. We’ll optimize the best one! Just sit back and watch your team climb the leaderboard! Weekly Prizes and a Grand Prize at the end of the

NFL Player Prop Bets Week 5

To say it has been a challenging start to the 2022 football season would be an understatement. The good news is there are plenty of ways to overcome a rough first month of fantasy football. Our NFL Player Prop Bets Week 5 can help you turn your fortunes around. In addition to rooting for your players, rooting for props increases the fun. The fact that just one or two of these hits results in some nice payoffs is even better! Here are some of the NFL Player Props Week 5 that we’ll be targeting. All lines courtesy of DraftKings.   Touchdown Props   Jacoby Brissett (QB) Cleveland Browns 1TD +500 2TD +5000 Brissett is consistently one of the better QBs to bet on for TD runs. The Dolphins, Colts, and Patriots used to bring him in just for short-yardage situations when he wasn’t starting. His size, strength, and ability to run always make him a threat to score in the red zone.  Caleb Huntley (RB) Atlanta Falcons 1TD +600 The odds on this seem off to the point that maybe Vegas knows something we don’t. Nevertheless, when Patterson came out last week Huntley split carries evenly with rookie Tyler Allgeier and he was the one to score the TD. These odds are far too good to pass up.  Alen Ingold (RB) Miami Dolphins 1TD +1300 This is one that if you play each week will hit about four times this year. It hasn’t paid off yet, but we’ve seen Ingold get goal-line work in Miami and missed out on one because of a bad call against Buffalo. Mike McDaniel wants to use him as their Kyle Juszczyk and he’s capable of getting the job done.  Kyle Juszczyk (RB) San Francisco 49ers 1TD +700 Speaking of Juszczyk, he’s always a threat to score on the goal line but is also capable of taking a screen or wheel route to the house from outside the 10. His odds are around where I expect Ingold’s odds to be next season and I still love them. A pair of scores would pay a massive +6000. River Cracraft (WR) Miami Dolphins 1TD +650 Cracraft is an end-zone target for Miami. He already has two TDs this season and both Tyreek Hill’s and Jaylen Waddle’s availability is up in the air this week. The only fear here is we don’t know if Teddy Bridgewater will look his way the same way Tua Tagovailoa has.  Daniel Bellinger (TE) New York Giants 1TD +550 2TD +4500 The Giants are running out of people to throw the ball to and Bellinger has a TD this season. He also has eight targets over the past two games. With the news that Daniel Jones is expected to suit up this week, it’s hard to ask for more opportunity than what he has this week with odds above +500.  Donald Parham Jr (TE) Las Angeles Chargers 1TD +500 Parham was expected to be the Chargers’ starter or co-starter at tight end this season before being placed on injured reserve. With how well Gerald Everett has played, Parham has become an afterthought. However, he is set to make his season debut this week and with Keenan Allen still sidelined there could be opportunities for him. This is a bit of a dart throw, but he has flashed reasons to make us throw the dart.  Jordan Akins (TE) Houston Texans 1TD +550 Brevin Jordan is out, Pharaoh Brown was cut, and O.J. Howard isn’t particularly good. Houston’s tight end usage has been erratic and Akins is a proven red-zone commodity. He’s played two weeks this season and already has a touchdown. Akins and Howard are both about as likely as the other to find the end zone, but betting on Akins will bank you more money. In fact, +5500 for two scores.  Chigoziem Okonkwo (TE) Tennessee Titans 1TD +650 Okonkwo was targeted as Tennessee’s  TE1 last week and simply looks like their best option. It is an opportunity for you to get +650 odds this week on a TE1 in an offense that loves to utilize the tight end. He’s worth throwing a few dollars on this Sunday.  Adam Trautman (TE) New Orleans Saints 1TD +900 Trautman is coming off a three-target game, one of which was downfield and another in the red zone. He has fallen behind Juwan Johnson in the pecking order but is still seeing targets. Andy Dalton also seemed to look his way more than Jameis Winston and Dalton will be the starter again this week. He’s definitely worth a wager at +900.   Passing Props   Aaron Rodgers  Over 232.5 This is an easy over. Rodgers and the passing attack looked horrible the last two weeks against the Patriots and Bucs, and he still cleared 250 yards. New York allowed 266 passing yards to Ryan Tannehill in Week 1 but hasn’t faced any legitimate threat since. That will change in London.    Rushing Props   James Robinson Over 62.5 Robinson has only failed to hit this mark once this season and it was against a brutal Eagles defense last week. A game in which Robinson only got eight carries. He averaged 17 carries and 76.6 yards per game in the three previous weeks. This time he gets the Texans who have allowed the most rushing yards to running backs this season at 141 yards per game.    Receiving Props   Robert Woods Over 50.5 Only the Ravens have given up more yards to receivers than the Commanders. And Washington hasn’t had to face Stefon Diggs and Tyreek Hill. With Treylon Burks out, Woods is the WR1 in Tennessee and no one seems to be all that close behind. Conversely, Woods could hit this number in the first half.   ENTER OUR WEEK 5 DRAFT CONTEST! How it Works: Draft your team using our On-Demand Simulator. Try to stack the team with players you think will do well in Week 10! The highest Week 5 Score wins! (PLUS: You get

NFL Player Prop Bets Week 3

JD McKissic

Now that we have a couple of games in the books, we have a better idea of what to expect from teams and players. That makes our NFL Player prop Bets Week 3 even more appealing. The fantasy football slate has been challenging, but player props only increase the football fun. For this week, we’re looking at touchdown player props that offer large wins. Just hitting one of these bets brings a huge return on investment. Let’s take a look at some of those favorable NFL Player Prop Bets Week 3 to target on this glorious first weekend of football. All lines courtesy of DraftKings.   Touchdown Props   Alec Ingold (RB) Miami Dolphins TD +2000 The Dolphins love using the fullback in their new offense. Ingold is in the game on 37% of the snaps this season and most importantly near the goal line. Miami lacks a true goal-line runner and we’ve already seen Ingold get touches with a chance to score a TD. These odds are an outstanding value. Boston Scott (RB) Philadelphia Eagles TD +400 Scott is utilized heavily in the red zone and we already hit on him in Week 1. He is also a threat to score multiple TDs in this game. He did it twice in nine games last season and totaled seven TDs. Most weeks he’s a strong bet because having four rushing options that are a TD threat drives his odds up. J.D. McKissic (RB) Washington Commanders TD +370 McKissic is a guy who is game-script dependent and it’s likely the Eagles beat up on the Commanders in this one. This should lead to us seeing a lot more of him, particularly in the second half. Coming off a seven-target game he’s a threat to find the end zone if he catches the ball in space inside the 20. This will likely be the heaviest utilization we see from him up to this point. A pair of scores bet would return a massive +3000. Tyler Allgeier (RB) Atlanta Falcons TD +400 Allgeier is going to get about half the carries in this game and his greatest strength coming out of college was his ability to pound the ball into the end zone. He scored 23 TDs at BYU last year. The Falcons’ ability to get near the goal line is a bit scary, but they should manage against the Seahawks this week. Dontrell Hilliard (RB) Tennessee Titans TD +400, 2 TD +4000  We already saw Hilliard score two TDs in his only game this season. He’s a big play threat who can score from anywhere. If you believe the Raiders will win this game, he’s likely to see plenty of work in the second half. With the Raiders having the lead and a bad defense, things line up well for Hilliard and the odds are nice. Jordan Mason (RB) San Francisco 49ers TD +450 The odds are skewed here thanks to the unknown, and you should use them in your favor. We’ve seen the 49ers running backs drop like flies again, per usual. However, we know that last week before getting injured Tyrion Davis-Price carries the ball 14 times, and Mason is expected to slide into his role. These odds are too good to ignore. Braxton Berrios (WR) New York Jets TD +750 Berrios is coming off a six-target game and has the benefit of playing in the most pass-happy offense in the league. Joe Flacco is throwing the ball more than 50 times a game this year. Berrios also has the additional advantage of being a dangerous returner. Cole Beasley (WR) Tampa Bay Buccaneers TD +650 We don’t know how Beasley will be utilized this week, but there’s a real chance he has a significant role thanks to all the injuries and the Mike Evans suspension. If Julio Jones suits up it puts a bit of a damper on this bet. However, if he doesn’t these odds are worth the risk. Mack Hollins (WR) Las Vegas Raiders TD +350, 2 TD +3500 Hollins is a big-bodied wideout playing almost 90% of the snaps and coming off an eight-target game. With Hunter Renfrow ruled out with a concussion, Hollins will see a bump in utilization. He’s a strong candidate to find the end zone in this one against a Titans defense that has allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing wideouts. David Sills (WR) New York Giants TD +600 Sills is 6-foot-3 and was on the field for 92% of the offensive snaps last week for the Giants. He saw four targets and looks to be an important part of New York’s game plan. Not one wideout was on the field more than him. It’s not farfetched to bet on one of those targets coming in the red zone. Isaiah Likely (TE) Baltimore Ravens TD +450 Likely has seen nine targets through two games and Rashod Bateman was a late-week addition to the injury report. This is a slam dunk option if Bateman is out, but a solid bet either way. We know Bill Belichick is going to scheme up a defense to take away Mark Andrews. This should open up more opportunities for the rookie tight end. Juwan Johnson (TE) New Orleans Saints TD +370 Johnson has separated himself as the clear No. 1 tight end in New Orleans. He’s dominating snaps and targets. With 12 targets through two games and the frame to make plays in the end zone, he’s a good bet to get in this week against a struggling Panthers team. O.J. Howard (TE) Houston Texans TD +425, 2 TD +4000 With Brevin Jordan out, routes and targets should open up for Howard. The team will get Pharoah Brown back this week. However, he’s more of a blocking tight end. Howard already has two TDs on the year and is a candidate to score another in this one.   Passing Props   Tua Tagovailoa Over 262.5 -115 Josh Allen Over 282.5 -115 Jalen Hurts Over 238.5 -115

Fantasy Football Sleepers: Week 3

Justin Fields

It feels like very few rosters have gone unscathed by the carnage of Weeks 1-2. Along with attacking your waiver wire, knowing which players make solid Fantasy Football Sleepers: Week 3 can help you overcome injuries and other roster issues. Here are some unheralded players that could be in a position to make solid fantasy football Sleepers in Week 3.   Quarterbacks   Tua Tagovailoa (QB) Miami Dolphins – It’s almost as hard to call Tua a sleeper after last week’s performance as it is to suggest you start him against Buffalo’s elite defense. The Bills’ defense has been nothing short of fantastic, however, fading Tua could still be a mistake this week. The Buffalo secondary is beyond beat up after potentially losing Dane Jackson and Micah Hyde for Week 3 with Tre’Davious White already sidelined. We saw what Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle were able to do last week against All-Pro corners Marlon Humphrey and Marcus Peters. This week it will be up to rookies Christian Benford and Kaiir Elam to stop them. The matchup may not be as bad as it looks. Justin Fields (QB) Chicago Bears – The Bears’ passing attack has been useless through two weeks. However, this week they draw the Texans, who are incapable of stopping anyone from doing anything on defense. This is a team that allowed the corpse of Matt Ryan to throw for over 350 yards on them. Fields should get back on track through the air this week and his rushing upside should be a sneaky good start if you’re streaming a QB this week.   Running Backs   Tyler Allgeier (RB) Atlanta Falcons –  Allgeier is going to be a major part of this offense, at least until Damien Williams comes off the IR. Allgeier had as many carries as Cordarrelle Patterson last week and it wouldn’t be a shock if those increased. The Falcons want to use Patterson sparingly this season. This week they match up with the Seahawks who are allowing 146 yards per game on the ground. The talented rookie should have a nice game. Mark Ingram (RB) New Orleans Saints – Ingram was shockingly productive against the Bucs last week with Alvin Kamara sidelined. He was the clear RB1 for the Saints and rushed for 5.8 yards per carry. Tampa has a dominant run defense. But this week, Ingram draws the Panthers. Carolina is allowing the fourth-most rushing yards in the league. We are still unsure of Kamara’s health, but if he’s out of limited Ingram has fantasy value in Week 3. Tony Pollard (RB) Dallas Cowboys – Pollard is getting the receiving-down work in Dallas and seems to be part of the plan on the goal line. He’s been more productive and efficient than Ezekiel Elliott so far and only saw one less opportunity last week. Coming off a game with nine carries, seven targets, and a TD, Pollard is getting the valuable touches and should be considered as a flex option weekly. Devin Singletary (RB) Buffalo Bills – Singletary is the undisputed RB1 in Buffalo. While winning usually is excellent for the value of a team’s top running back, the Bills have been destroying opponents. This has led to them putting in backups in the second half. This game in Miami this week could be closer. If so, Singletary should see more touches than he has so far this season.   Wide Receivers   Darnell Mooney (WR) Chicago Bears – As we mentioned earlier, the Chicago pass defense has been abysmal this season. And Mooney has suffered because of it. The talent is still there and a matchup with the Texans could be just what he needs to get back on track. It’s not time to write him off just yet and he’s worth a look as a flex start against a subpar pass defense. It is now or never for Mooney and the Chicago passing attack. Treylon Burks (WR) Tennessee Titans – On an offense that desperately needs a playmaker, Burks looks like he’s on the verge of breaking out. We saw some promising signs from him in an otherwise miserable Monday night game. This week he gets to take on a horrific Raiders pass defense that ranks bottom five in the league. This could be the coming out party for this gifted rookie wideout. Sterling Shepard (WR) New York Giants – We are still trying to figure out the hierarchy of the Giants’ WR corps, but Shepard looks to be the favorite for the WR1 role. He followed up a big Week 1 performance with a 10-target game in Week 2. The matchup isn’t ideal this week against the Cowboys. But if you have a shot to flex a WR1 in what could be a wild NFC East matchup, Shepard has flex appeal. Robbie Anderson (WR) Carolina Panthers – Anderson has been just as good as D.J. Moore through two weeks. This week, the matchup favors the deep threat. Moore will be shadowed by Marshon Lattimore which should lead to more looks for Anderson. The Panthers will likely be losing this game and looking to throw early and often. While the overall matchup against the Saints isn’t great, the individual matchup makes Anderson worth a look.   Tight Ends   Juwan Johnson (TE) New Orleans Saints – Johnson has established himself as the top TE in New Orleans. Through two weeks he has seen 12 targets and topped 40 yards in both games. If he can get into the end zone with the opportunities he’s seeing he’s as good as any streaming tight end. The upside is there and he could emerge as a breakout candidate as we get deeper into the season. Mike Gesicki (TE) Miami Dolphins – During the preseason and Week 1, Gesicki looked to have no role in the Dolphins’ new offense. That changed this week as he saw four targets and caught a TD. More importantly, he was heavily involved in the red-zone offense. It’s unlikely he

Prime time slate Week 3 – Fuego Steve

Prime time Slate Week 3 Washington Redskins vs Oakland Raiders (Raiders -3, O/U 53.5) Arizona Cardinals vs Dallas Cowboys (Cowboys -3, O/U 46.5)   Quarterbacks BEST: Kirk Cousins, Derek Carr I agree with Vegas and think the Sunday night game will be high scoring. Neither defense impresses me and both quarterbacks should be able to move the ball. Cousins gets the edge for me over Carr because I like the Raiders run game more than the Skins. Rob Kelley is not going to play for Washington, so Cousins will lean heavily on the pass. I will have mostly Cousins with some Derek Carr mixed in. This should be a back and forth affair with both QBs scoring points. WORST: Carson Palmer Carson Palmer has been ok so far, this season but has only thrown two touchdown passes. With no David Johnson, this offense looks completely different. Palmer had the luxury of teams stacking the box and D.J. catching the ball out of the backfield. Not only did Johnson catch short passes, he caught long ones as well. Until this offense shows me something, I am off them. HIGH RISK/HIGH REWARD: Dak Prescott If you want a lower owned quarterback on this short slate, Prescott is the play. Most people will think like I am and play the QBs from tonight’s game.   Running Back BEST: Marshawn Lynch, Ezekiel Elliott I wrote up Marshawn Lynch in my main slate article so I obviously like him tonight. He has looked good in his return from a year absence in the NFL. If this game is close, like Vegas predicts, he should get the workload. I see him getting in the end zone this week as well. Zeke is coming off probably the worst game of his short career. I look for him and that Dallas offensive line to bounce back on Monday night. I like pairing these two as my two running backs on both DK and Fanduel. WORST: Cardinals running backs Chris Johnson should get more of a workload on Monday night versus the Cowboys. Actually, I could see playing him on DraftKings. But I am not touching him or Kerwynn Williams on Fanduel. I don’t see either one of them with enough upside for tournament plays. HIGH RISK/HIGH REWARD: Washington running backs Rob Kelley is out for the Redskins which leaves Chris Thompson and Samaje Perine left to take on the running back duties. Thompson is a good third down and passing down running back. However, last week he rushed for two touchdowns. I think people will see that and he will be heavily owned. He can’t handle a full workload though, so Perine will be involved.   Wide Receiver BEST: Terelle Pryor, Amari Cooper, Michael Crabtree This is the week Pryor breaks out. If you like narratives, he is facing the team that drafted him in prime time. I am pairing him with Cousins in most of my lineups with a little Jamison Crowder sprinkled in. I prefer Cooper over Crabtree, just based on ownership percentages. I have to think more people will gravitate to Crabtree who scored three times last week. WORST: Cole Beasley, Terrence Williams The secondary receivers have never been good as long as Dez Bryant has been there. Sure, on occasion Beasley or Williams will have a good game, but I don’t think they do this week. If you want a wide out just for low ownership this is where I would go. But I am not taking that chance. HIGH RISK/HIGH REWARD: Dez Bryant, J.J. Nelson We know what kind of ceiling Dez has, so he is always in play. Nelson has big play ability and is really the only Cardinal I am looking at playing.   Tight End BEST: Jared Cook, Vernon Davis Vernon Davis will be replacing Jordan Reed in the starting lineup for the Skins. If you need a cheap option, he still can catch the ball. Look for Cousins to get him the ball in the red zone as well. Jared Cook is my favorite tight end play of the primetime slate. Washington doesn’t defend the tight end well so Cook should be able to beat them in the middle of the field and deep. Fire him up in cash and GPPs. WORST: Jermaine Gresham Jermaine Gresham is not going to win you a tournament. There is no need to go there on this slate. HIGH RISK/HIGH REWARD: Jason Witten Jason Witten never excites me to play. However, is off to a hot start this year scoring double digit fantasy points in each of the first two games. He had 10 catches on 13 targets last week after getting 7 on 9 targets week one. Maybe something has clicked with he and Prescott. Or maybe the rest of the wide receivers stink outside of Bryant, so they must throw to him. Either way, he is in play on this slate. Defense Considering I like tonight’s game for offense, I am picking one of the Monday night defenses. Most likely I am going with the Cowboys, but may sprinkle in some Cardinals.