Another week, another ten props like clockwork. In Week 5 we were able to come out with a 5-5 record, continuing to show improvement from week-to-week. Let’s look ahead to the Week 6 Underdog Player Props. As always, use code FFLW to match your first deposit up to 100 dollars on the Underdog Fantasy Football App.
Week 6 Underdog Player Props
Mark Andrews 4.5 Receptions – OVER
Mark Andrews has emerged as Lamar Jackson‘s go-to option in the receiving game once again. He posted double digit targets last week and will look to carry over with a favorable matchup against the Tennessee Titans. Andrews should be the focal point of the offense as the team gameplans for early tea in London.
Ja’Marr Chase 7.0 Receptions – OVER
Ja’Marr Chase has feasted on the Seahawks in their last matchup with 15 catches. DK Metcalf has added fuel to the fire by saying that Chase is gonna have a tough time against the Seattle’s rookie cornerback Devon Witherspoon. Look for Mr. Always Open to be targeted heavily, especially if Tee Higgins is unable to go this week.
DK Metcalf said that Seahawks CB Devon Witherspoon will get the best of Ja'Marr Chase this weekend.
— Thomas Christopher (@ThomasCP_NFL) October 13, 2023
Metcalf must have missed Week 5, where Chase had 15 catches for 192 yards and 3 touchdowns. Here's every target from that game 👇@myfantasyleague @FFLeagueWinners pic.twitter.com/g0GgQLMqOc
Brock Purdy 1.5 Passing TDs – OVER
Say it with me, Brock Purdy has arrived. After dismantling a top defense in the Cowboys, Purdy goes against another stout defense in the Cleveland Browns. Purdy continues to put up at least 225 passing yards and 2 touchdowns per week. I don’t see that changing this week in Cleveland.
Brandon Aiyuk 🔒 46.5 Receiving Yards – OVER
Another member of the 49ers, but looking at the props I feel all of the 49ers’ receiving yard props on Underdog are very low. Brandon Aiyuk stands out the most to me. The only time he went below 47 receiving yards was against the Rams, where he suffered an injury. I understand Cleveland boasts a good defense, but I wouldn’t be shocked if these props are a little too low and get covered by halftime. That is why Aiyuk is my Lock of the week!
Adam Thielen 5.5 Receptions – OVER
Adam Thielen has quietly been one of the few bright spots on a pretty lackluster Panthers roster, currently top ten in PPR leagues. Miles Sanders has been ruled out, and Thielen has received plenty of targets from Bryce Young. That trend should continue until the Panthers bring in another receiving weapon. Until then, Thielen should continue to feast.
K.J. Osborn 3.5 Receptions – OVER
Justin Jefferson has been placed on Injured Reserve. While that would normally make me look to Jordan Addison with glimmering satisfaction, it looks as though he is struggling with an ankle injury. This pivots my attention to KJ Osborn. Osborn’s reception prop seems too low, given the fact that he will probably garner at least eight targets throughout this game.
Breece Hall 55.5 Rushing Yards – OVER
Breece Hall is back baby. He tore through the Denver line to the tune of 177 yards on the ground and looks like he is fully back up to game speed. The Eagles do boast a better line then the Broncos (most teams in the league do), but I can still see Breece getting enough attention and usage to cruise to 56 yards on the day.
Jaakobi Meyers 55.5 Receiving Yards – OVER
Jakobi Meyers and Davante Adams have been an amazing pass receiving duo in Las Vegas, even if it does not exactly translate to a winning record. Regardless, Meyers has emerged as a favorite for Jimmy Garoppolo. to target in the short and intermediate range. Meyers is also coming off a 100-yard performance against the Packers. Look for Meyers to continue this momentum in Week 6.
Stefon Diggs 83.5 Receiving Yards – OVER
Stefon Diggs continues to make look defenses look silly, topping over 100 yards in his previous three games. He gets to match up with the Giants on Sunday Night Football, so don’t expect that streak to end.
Cooper Kupp Receiving Yards 87.5 – OVER
Cooper Kupp came back to the lineup last week and it was as if he never left. The Rams offense is centered around their wideouts being able to win their one-on-one coverages, and Kupp continues to excel at that. He’s also facing an Arizona squad who just go torched by Ja’Marr Chase. Expect similar results from the former triple crown receiver.
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Randy Vuxta
Randy Vuxta (@RandallVuxta) is a beat writer covering sports picks and dynasty/redraft content for The League Winners with a little over a decade playing fantasy football. Before joining the staff, he studied Journalism and Sports Business management and created The Randy Report, a YouTube channel dedicated to covering all things sports. When he’s not watching game film or the latest Marvel release, he can be found on Twitch streaming everything from Spider-Man to NBA2K. Randy looks to not only win every league he joins, but help others achieve that goal as well.