Week 9 NFL Player Prop Best Bets

Breece Hall logged the anytime touchdown as expected, but ended up doing most of his damage against the Giants through the air (76 yards) as opposed to the ground (17 yards) much to our chagrin. Adam Thielen remained Bryce Young’s favorite target with the rookie peppering him with a team-high 11 targets the vet turned into 72 yards. Unfortunately, he failed to score the anytime touchdown and saw his two-game streak of surpassing the century mark go up in smoke. Joe Burrow was locked in versus the 49ers completing 28-of-32 passes for 283 yards and 3 TD to smash his passing yards and touchdown passes props, but prevented us from cashing in a near 4-1 ticket by coming 13 yards short of throwing for three spins – woe was us! It resulted in a 4-5 overall showing for my player prop best bets. Let’s do better in Week 9 – SLAM YOUR MAN!!

Bet Week 9 Player Props at Caesars Sportsbook

Tyreek Hill Longest Reception Over 27.5 Yards -115 | 150+ Receiving Yards +480 | 2+ Touchdowns +500

For the first time all season, I’ll be waking up early to take an overseas matchup in live and can’t wait to see what Mike McDaniel and the Dolphins have up their sleeve for the defending champion Chiefs. Miami has failed to show in each and every one of its big matchups this season, but I think that trend comes to a crashing halt in Week 9 betting with Tyreek Hill going all-out to show his former teammates what they’ve been missing. I’m looking forward to watching “The Cheetah” open up a can on Kansas City who enters the tilt owners of the league’s No. 2 ranked pass defense. It better make it a point to get home with Steve Spagnuolo’s troops blitzing 33.3 percent (No. 7) of the time against Tua Tagovailoa who sits only behind Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts in EPA per play when under pressure (-0.11) per The Edge at the 33rdteam. Hill’s failed to exceed 27.5 yards on a catch in just three of eight games and blown past the 150-yard barrier four times. Let’s go for the gusto at Caesars Sportsbook and look for Tyreek to hit paydirt multiple times to get the day started off with a bang!

C.J. Stroud Over 239.5 Passing Yards -117 | 300+ Passing Yards +300 | 3+ Touchdown Passes +320

The Texans offense largely unimpressed in last week’s ugly last second 15-13 loss to Carolina. C.J. Stroud was largely to blame failing to throw for 150 yards or a touchdown against the Panthers stout pass defense. While Tampa Bay has been a stonewall versus the run (No. 10), Todd Bowles’ defense has been a sieve against the pass in allowing 256 yards and a passing touchdown 66.7 percent of the time (No. 24). It’s also allowed a 68+ completion percentage (No. 24). This should have Houston’s passing attack grinning from ear-to-ear after Nico Collins, Tank Dell, and Dalton Schultz all laid major eggs last week. The Texans rookie QB1 has exceeded the 300+ passing yard plateau in only two of his seven made starts, but each came in the comforts of NRG Stadium with the high water mark clocking in at 384 yards.

With the Texans ground game more or less nonexistent and highly unlikely to get going in this spot, I expect an ample amount of opportunities for Stroud to thrive through the air and wouldn’t come off the least bit shocked if a number of deep strikes ultimately resulted in trips to the end zone. His passing yards prop has been on the rise since first hitting the board at Caesars with good reason with this being a premiere bounce back spot against the road weary Buccaneers.

Saquon Barkley Over 97.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards -119 | 100+ Rushing Yards +200 | 2+ Touchdowns +340

NFL bettors just sat and watched Jahmyr Gibbs have a career night against the Raiders after combining for 189 scrimmage yards and a score. Vegas is a team in turmoil right now that’s likely to put forth one of its best efforts of the season after Mark Davis decided to clean house late Halloween night. Even so, that’s not going to stop Saquon Barkley from going HAM in this sensational spot against a Vegas stop unit that’s hemorrhaged fantasy goodness to opposing running backs all season long. Maxx Crosby and his mates have been ripped for 159+ yards (No. 30) and 4.8 yards per carry over the last three weeks. On top of that, it’s served up a total of 9 TD to the position with eight coming on the ground. No. 26 enters this tilt off his finest showing of the season against a stout Jets defense that he shredded for 128 rushing yards on a whopping 34 carries. The reinsertion of Daniel Jones under center will undoubtedly work into the overall workload, but it will also increase his opportunities through the air. Vegas has conceded a 75.9 completion percentage to opposing running backs which resulted in 6.3 yards per reception and only one tuddy. I expect the negative regression monster to eat into those outputs in a big way Sunday afternoon! Saquon’s rushing yards prop is already up to 75.5 at Caesars from the 69.5 opener. As such, we’ll go the rushing + receiving yards route instead with the expectation of him doing major damage hauling passes in as well.

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