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NFL Player Props Week 7: Best Bets for Sunday Afternoon Games
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We have you covered with a total of seven NFL player prop picksfor Sunday of Week 7.
Our staff has locked in prop bets for almost all of Sunday's big games, starting with Giants vs. Texans, Colts vs. Vikings, among others, at 1:00 p.m. ET. Then, we have picks for Packers vs. Lions and Rams vs. Raiders later in the day. We also have bets for Buccaneers vs. Panthers, Rams vs. Raiders, and more.
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Let's dig into our NFL player propsand best bets for Week 7 of the NFL season on October 25.
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NFL Player Props Week 7
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By Chris Prince
This is a great setup for Woody Marks as the workhorse running back for the Texans in a highly favorable spot against the Giants .
David Montgomery remains out, and Jawhar Jordan is now on the practice squad IR.
We saw Marks and Jordan mostly split carries last week, and now the Texans only have three healthy running backs on the roster.
With Dare Ogunbowale as the likely backup and mainly known as a pass-catching back, there are no serious threats to take carries away from Marks.
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Houston is a big 10.5-point home favorite, which is always a favorable spot for a running back, especially if the game plays out as expected with the Texans controlling the contest.
It's also a fantastic matchup — the Giants have given up the fourth-most rushing yards per game (107.5) to running backs this season.
Pick: Woody Marks Over 61.5 Rushing Yards (-112)
Bucky Irving hasn't done much in the receiving game with Jalon Daniels at quarterback, but last week the RB at least ran a ton of routes (41).
With Baker Mayfield coming back for this divisional game, Irving should be in for a boost in volume in the receiving game — and if he runs a similar amount of routes to last week, this line is way too low.
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Last year with Mayfield, Irving averaged 27.7 receiving yards per game.
I have him projected to hit the over at a 60% clip here.
Pick: Bucky Irving Over 15.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
By Grant Neiffer
The 49ers are playing this game without a significant amount of their offense, but with a 50-point total and them being 3-point favorites, this should be a high-scoring game with the Falcons likely trailing.
Brian Robinson was ruled out, so it won't surprise me to see Bijan Robinson play nearly every single down.
Robinson hasn't done much in the receiving game since Week 1 when he had 90 yards, but he's out there running routes at over a 70% clip and can always take one deep.
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The 49ers have allowed the second-most receiving yards and the most receptions by a large amount to opposing RBs this season.
Robinson has hit 90+ receiving yards four times since the beginning of last season, and it won't surprise me to see him run wild in the receiving game.
I'm also climbing the ladder and playing 50+ receiving yards (+350, DraftKings ).
Pick: Bijan Robinson Over 28.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
By Grant Neiffer
Last week, Laquon Treadwell was on the field for more snaps than any other Colts wide receiver at 93% — and over the past three weeks, he has seen five, eight, and five targets.
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The matchup is a tough one, but the Vikings also blitz at the highest rate in the league so there's always the chance the Colts successfully pick up the blitz and Treadwell breaks a long one.
Add in the revenge narrative in a game against the team that originally drafted him, and I have the true odds here priced around +500.
Pick: Laquon Treadwell Anytime TD (+750)
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By Chris Prince
The Lions have been the worst team in football at defending the tight end position this season and face another tough spot against Tucker Kraft.
Almost every tight end that Detroit has faced this year has been productive:
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Week 1: Saints (Juwan Johnson/Noah Fant) 87 receiving yards
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Week 2: Dalton Kincaid 95 receiving yards
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Week 3: Jets (Kenyon Sadiq/Jeremy Ruckert/Jelani Woods) 164 receiving yards(including 105 for Saqiq)
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Week 4: Panthers (Darren Waller/Tommy Tremble/Mitchell Evans) 56 receiving yards
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Week 5: Cardinals (Trey McBride/Elijah Higgins/Teagan Quitoriano) 138 receiving yards
Johnson, Kincaid, Sadiq, Higgins, and McBride all eclipsed 50 receiving yards against the Lions, who are allowing an eye-popping 109 receiving yards per game to the position.
This game features a massive total (53.5), and even with Josh Jacobs expected to be back, I'm expecting plenty of passing from the Packers and a big day from Kraft on National Tight Ends Day.
Pick: Tucker Kraft Over 49.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
By Grant Neiffer
I have bet this prop nearly every week this season and I'm not stopping now.
Jacoby Brissett has gone over this number in four of six games this season. Although he isn't a super dangerous running QB, he will generally scramble 2+ times a game.
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I have Brissett projected to hit the over at this number at a 60% clip.
Pick: Jacoby Brissett Over 6.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
By Grant Neiffer
This might be my favorite bet of the week.
With Davante Adams out (and possibly Puka Nacua, too), Colby Parkinson is going to have a drastically bigger role and will be used heavily in the red zone.
The Rams are likely going to run heavy 12- and 13-personnel without Adams, and Parkinson is already playing over 60% of snaps.
Parkinson hasn't seen a ton of volume this season, but five of his 13 targets have come inside the red zone.
Without Adams, who was the Rams ' biggest red-zone threat, the 6-foot-7 Parkinson is almost certainly going to see an uptick in volume near the end zone.
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