PrizePicks Week 9 NFL DFS Prop Bets: Smash The Over On Aaron Rodgers & Aaron Jones!
Prize Picks is offering tons of great prop bets for NFL Week 9 just like they do each and every week. It’s a fun and easy site to make bets on. They give you a stat for each player and you pick More or Less. It doesn’t get any simpler than that.
Tua Tagovailoa, Miami Dolphins (265.5 Passing Yards)
The Bears have a solid pass defense, but it doesn’t seem like it matters at this points. In the five complete games Tua has played, he’s averaging 313.6 passing yards per game. He’s too good and his receivers are too dynamic. Currently, Tyreek Hill leads the NFL with 961 receiving yards which is almost 200 more yards than Stefon Diggs who is in second, and Waddle is fourth with 727 less than 40 yards behind Diggs.
This game is also on the road where Tua is averaging an otherworldly 425.5 yards in completed games this season. If you’re worried about that Chicago weather, don’t be. The forecast calls for 66 degrees and sunny. With the most explosive weapons in the league and creative play calling, Tua will hit this mark and continue to make an MVP push.
The Pick: More than 265.5 Passing Yards
Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers (258.5 Passing Yards)
The Lions can’t stop anybody from doing anything on offense. Rodgers has been abysmal this year, but you have to give him the benefit of the doubt in this one. Detroit is running out the league’s worst defense and the fifth-worst overall passing defense. If Rodgers can’t get it done in this one you can safely disregard for the remainder of the season when it comes to any kind of positivity towards betting or fantasy.
As bad as he’s been this season, he has topped 250 yards twice this season against the Patriots and Bucs. There is no excuse for him not to hit this mark this week. If he fails and lets you down you will not see him pop up in this article again for the remainder of this season.
The Pick: More than 258.5 Passing Yards
Rhamondre Stevenson, New England Patriots (64.5 Rushing Yards)
Stevenson entered the week as the ninth-leading rusher in the league. That’s after a slow start because he was running as the backup to Damien Harris for the first two games of the season. He has since been on fire averaging 81 yards per game. There is also a chance he has the backfield all to himself again this week. As of Thursday, Harris is yet to practice this week due to an illness.
The Colts are a middle-of-the-road matchup as they rank 16th in the league against the run. However, that’s where you have to attack them and the Pats will. Indy’s pass defense is eighth-best in the league and Mac Jones is atrocious. This will be a Stevenson-heavy attack and he will blow by 64.5 yards.
The Pick: More than 64.5 Rushing Yards
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Aaron Jones, Green Bay Packers (65.5 Rushing Yards)
We’ve already covered how bad the Lions’ defense is. Nonetheless, for as bad as their pass defense is their rush defense is somehow even worse. They rank 30th in the league against the run. Jones has separated himself from A.J. Dillion as the lead back coming off a game when he carried the ball 20 times for 143 yards against the Bills’ defense. He’s too good not to gash the Lions in this outstanding matchup.
The Pick: More than 65.5 Rushing Yards
Gabriel Davis, Buffalo Bills (52.5 Receiving Yards)
Davis has been tough to gauge this year. He’s had three great games and three dud games. In those three big games, he’s gone for 171, 88, and 74 yards. This should be one of those big games. The biggest reason being Sauce Gardner. The Jets’ rookie cornerback has done a good job of slowing down the opposing team’s WR1 this season. Diggs will still get his because he always does, however, he may not have quite as big a game as he usually does. This shouldn’t open up the door for more opportunities for Davis.
A few more opportunities are all Davis needs to top this line. He is the leader NFL leader in yards per reception with 26.1 yards per catch. It should only take him three or four catches at most to hit this number. It would be a shock if he doesn’t catch at least four passes with Sauce locked up with Diggs on the other side.
The Pick: More than 52.5 Receiving Yards
Christian Kirk, Jacksonville Jaguars (54.5 Receiving Yards)
Kirk has been hot and cold this year, but with a lot more good than bad. This week he takes on the Raiders who are the eighth worst at stopping the pass on the season, and injuries have made them incapable of stopping anyone through the air as of late. Especially the loss of their slot corner Nate Hobbs who was responsible for covering the slot receiver, the position Kirk primarily plays.
He has already topped this 54.5 receiving-yard line in five of eight games this season. His average yards per game this season is 62.25 and this is a well-above-average matchup that he should take full advantage of.
The Pick: More than 54.5 Receiving Yards
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