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I will be following up on the success or failure each week. With that said, let’s get started.
Whether this game is a blowout loss or a shootout, I think Daniel Jones is going to need to throw the ball a lot. He’s attempted at least 32 passes in each game this season, and I see no reason why he won’t continue to pass, even with his main pass-catchers dinged up.
Jameis Winston hasn’t cracked 150 passing yards yet this season, let alone 200. He has to at some point though, right? The Saints haven’t been in a ‘normal’ game yet this season. I think this matchup will allow us to see some NFL normalcy. I think the Saints coast in this game, but Winston should crack 202 yards, despite the recent trend.
Kenny Golladay has been a massive disappointment for the Giants. The team will need to rely on him in this game though. Don’t be surprised to see KG hit 60+ yards as the main component in this offense.
This preseason I was a big fan of Callaway, and still am. I just don’t think this offense will be quite where it needs to be yet. I think Callaway just misses this mark, and only secures three touchdowns on five targets.
I think the Saints rely heavily on Kamara in this game. While that could potentially be more in the passing department, I think there’s a good chance AK41 sees his first 100-yard game this season.
This should be a smash spot. The Giants should have their struggles in this game, and I expect Barkley to have at least five catches in a game where New York is primarily playing from behind.
Between this and the next prop, I think it’ll be close either way. I think Prescott slightly surpasses the 290 yard mark in a game where the passing attack will be the primary weapon against a tough Panthers defense.
As mentioned above, I think this prop will be close as well. Darnold has passed this mark in every game so far this season. The Cowboys defense has been stout against the run, and with CMC out, I believe the burden will fall on Darnold.
DJ Moore has solidified himself as the WR1 in Carolina yet again. He hasn’t had less than 79 yards in each game this season, and should be relied on heavily Sunday.
Elliott has looked better since Week 1, but the Panthers defense is also stout against the run. I think Zeke will be used as a blocker more times than not, and moreso in the passing game overall. I don’t expect Zeke to crack 60 rushing yards.
Lamb only had three catches last week. There’s no way he gets less receptions than that this week, and this is probably my most confident pick. Lamb should pass this without issue, especially with Cooper hurting.
I think this prop is extremely close. I see Cooper receiving at least five receptions, though game script could push him over the edge in this prop. I’m leaning that way, and depending on the Cowboys to rely on their passing attack.
The only game Bridgewater hasn’t cracked this mark was against the Jets, who have been a Top-10 unit against the passing game this season. The Baltimore Ravens are not that, and this should be easy for Bridgewater to pass.
I’m pretty surprised how low this prop is. Lamar hasn’t passed for less than 235 yards this season. Don’t expect him to in this game, either.
When this prop was 4.5 receptions, it was a smash for more. When it changed to receiving yards, I hesitated. Even with Jeudy and Hamler out, I think Sutton will succeed on volume, not yardage.
‘Hollywood’ Brown had a rough game in Week 3, dropping two wide open touchdown passes. He should bounce-back in Week 4 as Lamar’s favorite target.
Williams has only played on 50% of snaps this season. Though he’s actually been a great runner, the Ravens just haven’t utilized him properly. On top of that, the Broncos are the 2nd best team in the NFL against the run this season, averaging less than 60 total yards per game.
I wouldn’t be shocked to get this wrong, but Andrews hasn’t caught more than five passes this season. The opportunities aren’t the same this year for Andrews, and the Broncos are good against tight ends. I see him catching four passes, making this close.
The Bucs don’t run the ball often, and don’t trust their running backs. Brady in a revenge game is a no-brainer for me.
The Bucs defense is good, but have injuries in the secondary. I think Jones will slightly pass this mark, as the only way he won’t is if the Patriots hold a dominate lead – which I don’t believe happens.
This is an easy More choice. With Gronk likely to miss the game, and AB slowly being worked in, Godwin should merit at least six catches in Brady’s revenge game.
The Patriots defense isn’t bad against the run, and the Bucs don’t like running the ball. I don’t see many situations where Fournette passes 50 yards rushing.
I think Meyers will beat this mark due to the same reason as last week. The Patriots will be behind, and Meyers is their most talented receiver.
This is another prop where I feel like the mark could go either way. Evans usually isn’t a high yardage guy, but I believe Brady will want to prove a point against his former head coach.
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