No additions this week, not enough value that was created with the new props that popped up.
BELOW ARE SOME PROPS THAT YOU SHOULD KEEP YOUR EYE ON AS YOU HEAD INTO WEEK 5.
All props are coming from DraftKings Sportsbook lines and be sure to keep checking back throughout the weekend as props are added over the course of the 24 hours prior to the game. The number of props will largely depend on the recommended plays. We will not be forcing the number of props just to meet a number as if it is on here, it is deemed a good play
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WEEK 4 RECAP 4-3
Ryan Fitzpatrick Over 280.5 Passing Yards- Win
Jonathan Taylor Under 78.5 Rushing Yards- Win
Dalvin Cook Over 78.5 Rushing Yards- Win
T.J. Hockenson Over 42.5 Receiving Yards- Loss
Tee Higgins Under 46.5 Receiving Yards- Loss
Daniel Jones Under 249.5 Passing Yards- Win
Austin Ekeler Over 35.5 Receiving Yards- Loss
Darrell Henderson Over 67.5 Rushing Yards- Loss
| Week | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
| Record | 5-2 | 4-1 | 1-6 | 4-3 | 14-12 |
WEEK 5 Plays
David Johnson Under 73.5 Rushing Yards
This prop is largely predicated off of Jacksonville getting torched by Joe Mixon last week to the tune of 151 yards and 2 touchdowns. However, prior to this game, they had faced volume runners in both Myles Gaskin and Derrick Henry and largely held them in check holding both players to under 3.5 yards per carry. David Johnson has largely struggled this season and with his biggest advocate Bill O'Brien no longer in Houston, will the Texans remain committed to the running back or will new play caller Tim Kelly diversify a little bit and get Duke Johnson Jr more involved in this game as the Texans look to correct their 0-4 start to the season. Johnson has just one game in which he topped 73.5 rushing yards in which he ran for 77 back in Week 1 and is averaging just 12.8 carries per game. This seems like an easy under this week.
Ryan Fitzpatrick over 18.5 Rushing Yards
Fitzpatrick over the last two games has built in the running game to help complement this offense which has shown very little on the ground. Over his last two games, Fitzpatrick has rushed for 38 yards and 47 yards in both a win and a loss. He is facing a 49ers defense that has struggled at containing mobile quarterbacks as they allowed 91 yards to Kyler Murray, 49 yards to Daniel Jones, and 55 yards to Carson Wentz/Jalen Hurts. This seems like a prime opportunity for Fitzpatrick in a tough matchup on the road against the 49ers.
Josh Jacobs Over 18.5 Receiving Yards
The Chiefs have been one of the top teams against wide receivers this season. They have allowed the fewest yards to opposing receivers as they have allowed just 117 yards to the position. Where they have struggled is stopping receivers coming out of the backfield as they are allowing 55 yards per game to the position. This is a game in which the Raiders should be behind as 11 point underdogs and with the inability to throw the ball consistently to their receivers, expect several checkdowns to Josh Jacobs this week. Jacobs has gone over 18.5 twice this season, but is in a great spot to go over 18.5 this week.
Frank Gore Under 30.5 Rushing Yards
This line is a bit surprising as the Jets are expected to bring back Le'Veon Bell this week. Gore is starting to show his age as he is averaging just 3.2 yards-per-carry this year and with Bell coming back will have to deal with a split backfield in which Gore had just six carries in Week 1. The matchup is an average one against Arizona who are allowing 4.6 yards per carry. If Bell wasn't playing, this would be over 30.5 all day, but the problem is that Gore may not get more than 8-10 carries this week in a game that the Jets are falling behind.
Odell Beckham More Receiving Yards Than T.Y. Hilton
This is likely my favorite of the day, as there are major questions with T.Y. Hilton who has topped 50 yards just once this season, and has just 13 receptions on the season. Hilton still has name value, but the biggest concern for the former Pro Bowler is that he has just 13 targets over the last three games which greatly limits his ability to outperform Beckham. As a receiver who has largely relied on speed throughout his career, he will have a significant speed disadvantage going up against Denzel Ward this week. Beckham is coming off of his best game as a Browns receiver and is averaging 7.5 targets per game this season. While the matchup is not an easy one for Beckham as he will see a lot of Rock Ya-Sin, he is still a much more focal point of this offense.
Check back throughout the weekend for additional picks as more props are added.