Keep on winning. Each and every week, we want to finish in the green, but also maintain the process. As we look back to Week 1, we went 3-1 with our prop plays on FanDuel Sportsbook. The only issue was the fact that Odell Beckham had a very limited role in the New York Giants’ offense and didn’t catch a pass. That was offset by monster weeks from Bryce Young, Breece Hall, and Travis Etienne from a prop play perspective. Now, it’s time to continue the success with our Week 2 prop plays on FanDuel Sportsbook.
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NFL Week 2 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook
Darren Waller Over 18.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
We know that essentially everyone got involved in the offense for the Carolina Panthers in Week 1. Defense was not even optional; it was frowned upon, and there were a lot of strong offensive performances.
That included Darren Waller catching two passes for 28 yards and doesn’t include the touchdown reception that was called back after a questionable penalty. While he’s sharing time with Tommy Tremble, I think it’s clear that a healthy Waller is who will be doing the work in the passing game as well. At 18.5 receiving yards for his player prop, Waller is at an attainable level, and it should translate into a victory. It helps that he already surpassed that in Week 1 despite working more in a true complementary role. The role itself won’t change this week, but such a small number does allow for upside.
Aaron Jones Over 81.5 Rushing and Receiving Yards (-114)
With Jordan Mason on the Injured List, the Vikings’ backfield now truly is in the capable hands of Jones. After what we saw last week, we know that the Chicago Bears offense is going to be more hospitable in a general sense. In Week 1, Jones carried the ball 12 times for 40 yards. At a minimum, that will be there this week, along with a slight role in the passing game, as the void Mason leaves must be filled. It will be a team effort, but no better than Jones to take over the backfield.
Xavier Hutchinson Over 26.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
At the least, someone needs to step up for Jayden Higgins, who is out for the season. Then we hear the news that Nico Collins is likely going to be sidelined for Week 2 as well. Now, some opportunities are being created. Even with Collins on the field last week, Hutchinson still caught three of his six targets for 32 yards. This is a game in which the Texans will have to keep up with Joe Burrow. It comes after a high-scoring matchup last week with the Buffalo Bills, and CJ Stroud will likely have to take to the air. That means Hutchinson figures to have a role even if Collins is active. This is a manageable number at that point, but if Collins is truly out, then this is a smash.
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