Week 17 NFL Player Prop Best Bets

We had ourselves a very nice showing with the NFL player prop best bets at Caesars Sportsbook in Week 17! Though Bijan Robinson failed to go for 100+ rushing yards or score two touchdowns, he took care of us on the big bet by exceeding his 60.5-yard rushing impost after going for 72. Amon-Ra St. Brown smashed across the board for us cashing +260 and +125 tickets along the way by ripping the Vikings porous secondary for a team-high 106 receiving yards and a score by hauling in 12 of his 14 targets. I’m still scratching my head trying to figure out why Trey McBride failed to go off against Chicago last week. While he still proved to be Kyler Murray’s most heavily utilized target, the production just wasn’t there. Remember, the first listed prop is the big bet followed by offerings that demand beer money investments. Let’s shoot for three straight weeks in the black with some Week 17 NFL player props – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

Bet Week 17 Player Props at Caesars Sportsbook

Kyren Williams Over 94.5 Rushing Yards -119 | 150+ Rushing Yards +500 | 1st Touchdown Scorer +340 | 2+ Touchdowns +300

Kyren Williams is going to lead fantasy players to league championships on Sunday running up against the laughable run defense of the New York Giants. Having exceeded the century mark in four of his five starts since coming off the IR, Williams is going to fully enjoy plodding his way throughout a GMEN run D that’s been ripped for 1,709 rushing yards (No. 30) while serving up a healthy 4.6 yards per carry (No. 29) to opposing running backs.

Over their last seven games, the injury-riddled Giants have allowed the second-highest explosive run rate (7.3%) which just saw Philly’s D’Andre Swift shred them for 92 yards and a touchdown with a long of 17 yards on 20 totes of the rock. He would’ve hit paydirt twice if not for his knee hitting the turf before falling into the end zone. The Rams are decided 6-point road favorites with a mid-range total on the board at Caesars, allowing plenty of room for Williams to have a big showing that potentially results in his fifth two-score game of the NFL betting season.

CeeDee Lamb 150+ Receiving Yards +360 | 11+ Receptions +410 | 2+ Touchdowns +340 | 3+ Touchdowns +1100

Like the guy listed up above, I fully expect CeeDee Lamb to help lead his fantasy managers to a title this weekend running up against a Detroit Lions secondary that’s hemorrhaged passing yardage to opposing pass catchers all season long. NFL bettors just witnessed Nick Mullens going for 4+ spins against Aaron Glenn’s secondary last week. What do you think Dak Prescott is going to do to it returning home to the comforts of “JerryWorld” where he’s looked the part of a league MVP all season long?

It only makes sense to target his WR1 in this juicy matchup against a Lions secondary that’s been ripped for 95 receptions, 1,400 receiving yards, and 11 touchdowns over the last two months. I fully expect this to be a blowup spot for arguably this season’s best and most consistent wideout that’s averaged 8+ receptions and 106+ receiving yards in ten straight games. That’s guaranteed production right there fellas! Let’s take it a step further and take a number of beer money fliers just in case No. 88 goes off for a performance that goes down in the history books as one of the best ever put forth by a wide receiver in Cowboys history!

Travis Kelce Over 62.5 Receiving Yards +390 | Travis Kelce 100+ Receiving Yards +340 | Anytime Touchdown +180

Per “The Edge” at The33rdTeam, no defense in the NFL has surrendered more than the 1,020 passing yards the Cincinnati Bengals have offered up to opposing tight ends. That comes to an average of 68.0 yards per game which clocks in lower than this impost. On top of that, no defense has allowed a higher catch rate to the position than the 81.7 percent Cincy has allowed either. While Travis Kelce finds himself just 32 yards away from logging an eighth straight season of 1000+ receiving yards, he’s been a huge bust for fantasy managers that took a shot with him in their first round of their respective home league drafts. He owes all those teams big time if any of them still found their way into the title match!

Kelce hasn’t exceeded the 70-yard receiving plateau in a month, and is yet to score two touchdowns in a game this season. He’s also failed to exceed his passing yards prop at Caesars Sportsbook each of the last two weeks. Even so, Kansas City will be looking to snap a three-game losing streak in Arrowhead with Patrick Mahomes and the passing game inline to excel against the Bengals No. 28 pass D. If he can’t go off in this spot, player prop bettors will have no choice but to blame it all on Taylor Swift 🙂

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