When it comes to your fantasy team, it’s a finite universe. At this point, that much is clear. Hopefully, you are having an extremely successful season, but the world of prop plays opens up infinite opportunities. If you have a thought or feeling on a player, this is an avenue to make that known and stake your claim. For Week 10 of the NFL season, let’s take a look at some prop plays to target on FanDuel Sportsbook.
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NFL Week 10 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook
Michael Penix Jr. Over .5 Interceptions (-102)
In order to keep up with Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs offense, Penix will have to take to the air. That means ample opportunities for him to make good on this prop.
To begin the season, the Chiefs had interceptions in six straight games. They have gone dry over the past two weeks, but that doesn’t mean they can’t pick Penix off in Week 10. After throwing an interception in his first start of the season, the Atlanta signal caller had four straight clean weeks before throwing four interceptions in Week 8 and one last week.
The game flow should dictate a lot being asked of the Falcons’ passing offense, and that means Penix likely will get loose with the ball. Facing a strong Kansas City defense, the Chiefs will make him pay.
Chuba Hubbard Over 80.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
Let’s take advantage of the matchup. The New Orleans Saints struggle against the run game, and they are allowing an average of 134 rushing yards per game. That ranks 29th in the NFL, and that should set off alarm bells as something to target.
Hubbard is up to 619 rushing yards through eight games this season. That gives him an average of just over 77 yards per game, but at 4.6 yards per carry, he’s in a good situation to surpass his player prop. In four of eight games this season, that has been the case. And in a fifth game, Hubbard rushed for 79 yards last week.
Carolina has leaned on Hubbard all season, and this week should be no different. Plus, he has one of the best matchups of the week, and that makes this a prop play to target.
Elijah Higgins Over 16.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
Is there anyone left on Arizona’s offense other than Trey McBride? Still, someone has to catch passes from Carson Beck in his first career start. And, at least on a limited basis, why can’t it be Higgins?
As Arizona’s wide receiver troubles began last week, Higgins was on the field for about two-thirds of the Cardinals’ offensive snaps. However, Higgins was only targeted twice. He did catch each target, but for just 11 yards, so we were left short.
This week, though, the expectation is that Higgins picks up a little more momentum. Again, I’m not expecting big things out of Beck, and we know he’s going to attempt to lean on McBride. However, the Los Angeles Rams also know that.
Higgins provides a nice, welcoming target for Beck, and in a game he’s going to be trailing in, I’d expect him to take advantage of that. The fact that we only need 17 yards here does help. It’s a mark Higgins hit in his first five games of the season, so let’s do it again for Week 10.
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