Not only do we have a clean slate, but now the fun really starts. After an exciting regular season, the postseason is upon us. We have three straight days of exciting action in front of us. What better way to spend the weekend than by winning some cash?
With many intriguing options at our disposal, I highlighted three of my favorites. Let’s dig into our Wild Card Weekend NFL Prop Plays on DraftKings.
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Wild Card Weekend NFL Prop Plays (DraftKings)
Puka Nacua Over 91.5 Receiving Yards (-112)
Entering the weekend, the matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and Carolina Panthers figures to be one of the more lopsided games. The game is in Carolina as the Panthers won the division in part due to a big win over the Rams a few weeks ago.
When these teams previously faced each other, it was a tale of two halves for the Rams. It looked like they were going to emerge victorious, but instead came up short. In that game, Puka Nacua finished with just six catches for 72 yards. It proved to be one of the worst games in what was an otherwise phenomenal season for Nacua.
He finished with 1,715 receiving yards and had more than 91.5 yards (his prop play this week) in nine of the 15 games he was healthy for. It went without saying, and also was a prudent strategy, that Matthew Stafford would target Nacua at a high volume. It also helped that Nacua was successful.
Now that it’s postseason time, the Rams should really lean into this strategy. That sets us up perfectly for Nacua to hit his prop play.
Josh Jacobs Over 74.5 Rushing Yards (-113)
It’s always interesting when there’s a divisional matchup in the postseason. The home team won both games this season, but the interesting fact is that the Chicago Bears didn’t lead either game until they made a game-winning field goal as time expired.
When it comes to Josh Jacobs, the most important factor is his health. After injuring his knee two months ago, this is the first time he’s truly healthy. That’s in large part due to the fact that he played just four snaps over the last two games.
Despite not being at full health, Jacobs still managed to gain 86 yards on 20 carries in his last matchup against Chicago. That shouldn’t come as a surprise, as the Bears ranked 27th this season, allowing 134.5 rushing yards per game.
A healthy Jacobs shouldn’t have any issues hitting his prop play this weekend.
Josh Allen Over 38.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
In the regular season, Josh Allen averaged 34 rushing yards per game. The postseason, though, is completely different. When the lights come on, things are different, and the intensity is heightened.
We know what Allen is capable of as a runner, and all the cards are on the table in the postseason. In 13 postseason games, Allen has hit his prop play in nine of them. That’s enough for me, as this is going to be a difficult game for Buffalo and they’ll be relying heavily on Allen.
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