Week 4 FanDuel NFL Player Props: Don’t Ignore Corum

Following another 2-1 effort in Week 3 with our prop plays on FanDuel, we’re back for Week 4. All that was in the way of a perfect week was eight receiving yards from Brian Thomas Jr.

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As Thomas and the Jacksonville Jaguars continue to struggle at the start of the season, it’s a reminder that it’s not necessarily prudent to go chasing production. Looking forward, we have you covered with Week 4 NFL Player Props utilizing FanDuel Sportsbook. Now, let’s get to work.

Week 4 NFL Player Props (FanDuel Sportsbook)

Blake Corum Over 18.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

After the Los Angeles Rams talked about this for the last year, things are finally coming to fruition over the past two weeks. By no means is Kyren Williams being fazed out, but it’s becoming a two-headed backfield following the emergence of Blake Corum.

Finally being given a consistent chance, Corum is showing what he’s capable of. We’re seeing his workload begin to increase, but more importantly, the efficiency is there. After carrying the ball five times for 44 yards in Week 2, Corum followed that up with eight carries for 53 yards last week.

Based on this week’s player prop and Corum’s continued efficiency, all it really takes here is one or two carries. This is something I’m going to target with the thought process that Corum’s workload remains consistent.

Kareem Hunt Over 24.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

It’s going to be a slugfest this week between the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs. Offense will be in abundance, and to this point, the Chiefs have yet to truly establish a running game. Through the first three weeks of the season, Isaiah Pacheco has struggled to get going. Ultimately, this will open up increased opportunities for Kareem Hunt.

The Chiefs are going to have to manage the ball and time of possession, and the best way to do that is through the run game. In targeting prop plays for this week, Hunt’s rushing yard number is extremely manageable at 24.5 yards. Hunt’s surpassed that number in each of the last two weeks with 31 and 34 rushing yards, respectively. That came on eight and 10 carries as we’ve seen Hunt’s workload increase each week.

Baltimore ranks 30th overall with 149 yards per game, and that puts Hunt in a position to succeed.

Hunter Henry Over 41.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

So far this season, it’s been an uneven beginning for Drake Maye and the New England Patriots’ passing offense. After a solid Week 1, four catches for 66 yards on eight targets, Henry slowed down considerably in Week 2. The tight end was only targeted three times, which is a concern, but last week showed his true upside.

While Maye struggled on Sunday, Henry was his lone salvation. Maye targeted Henry 11 times, and he turned that into eight catches for 90 yards. That also came with two touchdowns as he proved to be New England’s leading receiver.

At this point, there’s no one else on the Patriots who’s truly in place to step up at this moment to be a real threat. That leaves Henry, who has shown a clear chemistry and connection with Maye. Given what we’ve seen in two of three games this season, Henry’s yardage is one of our prop plays targets.

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