Week 15 NFL Betting Picks: Player Props

Dec 19, 2020

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Week 14 Recap: Last week’s prop bets were a literal gold mine. I’m not trying to toot my own horn but we went 17-3 for over 10 units in the bank. The heater didn’t stop there, though, as we crushed Thursday Night for another 3.82 units. As we wind down the season, it’s important to add you can get the rest of my picks and everything else at 4for4 for just $24. This includes the final few weeks of the regular season and the entire playoffs. Beyond the article I write, we have a great crew of subscribers on Discord discussing our favorite bets of the week.

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Week 15 Fanduel Player Prop Bets

Sam Darnold Under 202.5 Passing Yards (-112)

My goal in life is to find someone who loves me as much as sportsbooks love Sam Darnold. They continue to post relatively lofty numbers for the struggling signal-caller, and he now draws a brutal matchup against the Rams. On the season, the Rams are ranked third in pass defense DVOA, second in explosive pass rate allowed and sixth in adjusted sack rate. On the other hand, Darnold has thrown for 200+ yards in just 2-of-9 starts this season. The only real threat is the Rams getting out to such a large lead they play prevent for the entire second half.

Risk: 1.12 units to win 1 unit

Terry McLaurin Over 68.5 Receiving Yards (-112)

It feels good to be confidently betting on Terry McLaurin again. Alex Smith is out this week, which puts Dwyane Haskins back under center as the team's starting quarterback. McLaurin played in four games where Haskins took more than 50% of the snaps. He averaged 96.75 receiving yards and 6.5 receptions on 9.75 targets in those games. McLaurin went over 68.5 yards in three of those four games. He now draws a woeful Seattle secondary ranked 25th in pass defense DVOA.

Risk: 1.12 units to win 1 unit