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I will be giving my five best props each week for you to make some extra cash. Above you can see how the stats are calculated by Sleeper Picks. You not only can bet on normal props but there is also the ability to bet the over/under on fantasy points, even for kickers! Check out the video below for a tutorial on how to play Sleeper Picks on the mobile app.
Last week I ended up going 2-3 on picks, but was very close on the Sam Howell and George Pickens picks. The two picks that were correct were done by the end of the first half. Not a bad start but we are going to do much better! Let’s get to the Sleeper Picks for Week 2!
Josh Allen vs the Las Vegas Raiders
Over 1.5 Pass TDs
Josh Allen did not have a good game against the New York Jets. The Las Vegas Raiders are not the Jets, and Allen will want to come out strong in this game. Last week Russell Wilson threw for under 200 yards but did throw for two touchdowns. The Raiders do not have the corners to match up with the Bills, so this prop could hit the over in the first half.
Derek Carr vs the Carolina Panthers
Over 240.5 Pass Yards
Last week, Derek Carr did not play his best game. Yet he still had over 300 yards passing against the Tennessee Titans. The Carolina Panthers did not give up many passing yards last week but that was more about the Atlanta Falcons being ineffective through the air. CB Jaycee Horn is most likely going on the IR which will make this even easier for Carr. This should be done by the third quarter of this game.
Bijan Robinson vs the Green Bay Packers
Over 17.5 Rec Yards
Khalil Herbert had 37 yards receiving last week against the Green Bay Packers, and he is nowhere near the receiver that Bijan Robinson is. I am a little confused by what Arthur Smith is doing at running back, but Bijan seems to be the one getting most of the receiving work. Robinson caught all six targets last week for 27 yards but only averaged 4.5 yards per catch. I think he will have much bigger gains and this prop could go over in the first half.
Amon-Ra St. Brown vs the Seattle Seahawks
Over 76.5 Rec Yards
The Seattle Seahawks allowed the Los Angeles Rams to pass for over 330 yards last week. Not to mention both Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell had over 100 yards receiving. Amon-Ra St. Brown should have a huge day. I am actually surprised that the yardage is so low. Brown nearly went over this mark last week against the Kansas City Chiefs and that was with the team running out the clock most of the fourth quarter.
Amari Cooper vs the Pittsburgh Steelers
Over 51.5 Rec Yards
The Cleveland Browns ran the ball 40 times against the Cincinnati Bengals and Deshaun Watson was not overly productive. Even with all of that, Amari Cooper received seven targets and turned that into three catches for 37 yards. The Pittsburgh Steelers defense allowed both Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk to over that 51.5-yard mark. I think this will be pretty easy over as long as there is not another monsoon when they play.
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Brandon Haye
Brandon grew up in Jacksonville, Florida and works as a health insurance data analyst. He has no children, but two fur babies - Squirt and Brownie. He and his wife, Katie, spend their time playing poker and enjoying time with their pups. Brandon is a huge Michigan Wolverine and Jacksonville Jaguars fan. He at one time was in 77 fantasy leagues and loves the game of football. Brandon started writing for The Leauge Winners in 2021.