Week 1 NFL Player Props: Best Player Props to Bet From Ryan Noonan

Sep 10, 2022

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You're probably tired of hearing me talk about it over the years. Between the weekly discussions on Move The Line and my weekly Lookahead Lines article, I'm constantly railing on our ability, or inability, to consistently beat a market as liquid as NFL sides. But player props? Player props are an entirely different story.

Without polling all of our betting subscribers here at 4for4, I'm fairly confident that most of you also play some form of fantasy football. And if you're here, it's unlikely that you're a casual player. Instead, you put in the necessary time and effort required to win money or humiliate your friends, ideally both. I'm the same way. I'm constantly thinking about game environments and player usage, and these thoughts correlate so well with the prop market.

There are similarities that prop betting has with traditional markets, like sides and totals. First, the best way to consistently put yourself in a position to realize positive expected value (+EV) long-term is to beat the closing line number. Secondly, this is more difficult with sides than props, but you need better numbers than the market. With props, that means having the best projections. Projections that give you an edge against the field. Well, this is 4for4. We have the best projections, full stop.

I'm not here to promise you a list of winners every week like some old-school 800-number tout, but I have a pretty solid track record of forecasting player performance. I believe our team's process is sound and we can exploit this market every week of the season.

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Connor and I are aligned on multiple plays, as noted in Discord, and you can find his article here.