Onwards and upwards. That’s all you do while trusting your thought process and not overreacting. No matter what, that’s always going to be the key when evaluating the current slate of games. There are a lot of options at play, so let’s dig in. Now, it’s time to consider our Week 11 NFL Player Props on FanDuel Sportsbook.
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Week 11 NFL Player Props (FanDuel Sportsbook)
Oronde Gadsden Over 42.5 Yards (-114)
I get it, I’m set in my ways. I don’t like change, and once I find something I like, I tend to latch on and not let go. As long as the process follows logic and makes sense, there’s no reason not to deviate.
So back to Oronde Gadsden we go. After getting hurt last week, there was the fear that it was a knee injury for the prolific rookie. Instead, following an MRI, it was just a minor quadriceps injury, and Gadsden is good to go for Week 11. And I’m right here for it while targeting the tight end as one of my prop plays.
Gadsden has returned to practice in full, so there are no concerns from a health perspective. And the good news is that we haven’t seen any issues from a performance perspective either.
Last week, Gadsden only caught three passes for 13 yards, but that was injury-related. Prior to that, he had surpassed his player prop in four straight weeks with a low of 68 yards in that stretch. I know targeting Gadsden isn’t new for me, but there’s a good reason for it, so let’s keep it going.
Pat Freiermuth Over 26.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
The Cincinnati Bengals defense is not very good. That makes them a very hospitable opponent for opposing offenses. This week, that benefit goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers. If we dig a little further, the Bengals are allowing the most fantasy points to opposing tight ends so far this season.
Yes, it is a crowded tight end room with Pat Freiermuth and Jonnu Smith, but the Steelers aren’t exactly flush with receiving candidates. And did we mention how bad the Cincinnati defense is?
Last week, Freiermuth got about half the snaps at the tight position, and that seems to be on par with this season. He has three catches in each of the last three weeks, with five catches in the week prior to that stretch. In three of those four games, Freiermuth has surpassed this week’s player prop, with the high point being his 111 receiving yards.
Michael Wilson Over 46.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
Let’s go back to Arizona, but this time try a different receiver. To say that Marvin Harrison has been frustrating this season has been an understatement. Harrison is now sidelined for the week, which means someone needs to step up from a receiving perspective for Arizona.
With Jacoby Brissett back under center, the Cardinals are in a solid offensive position. In a favorable matchup against the San Francisco 49ers, Michael Wilson is the WR1 for Arizona.
Even with that not being the case, Wilson had between 34 and 61 receiving yards over his last four games. As the scope of his role increases, his performance will as well.
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