NFL Week 10: Player Prop Best Bets and Betting Odds
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Jadarian Price, RB, Seattle Seahawks - To Record 40+ Rush Yards (-140) @ Las Vegas Raiders
The Seahawks were really splicing their backup together with string and wire for a few weeks there, but they’re pretty much back to full strength now. Zach Charbonnet was the clear lead back in Week 9, taking 18 touches, but rookie second-round pick Jadarian Price, who was also returning from an extended stint on IR, had 13 touches.
He was better through the air, going for 54, but he still had nine carries despite gaining just 24 yards on the ground. Price is going to be involved for the rest of this season as long as he’s healthy. It looks like a 60-40 situation with him and Charbonnet. But that should be enough for Price to hit 40 yards against a defence like Vegas’.
The Raiders are giving up 132.1 rush yards to running backs this season, which is 17 more (or 10 percent more) than the next-worst defence in that category. They also just traded Kirk Cousins and will be having a kid making his NFL debut start, which means the Seahawks should see themselves in a positive game script this Sunday. That means more opportunities for the rookie Price.
Chuba Hubbard, RB, Carolina Panthers - Over 79.5 Rushing Yards (-110) @ New Orleans Saints
Everyone likes to talk about Jahymyr Gibbs, Kenneth Walker, or Bijan Robinson. Well, what about Chuba Hubbard? The Panthers has been quietly putting up another impressive season while “kind of” sharing the backfield. The Canadian sensation has 79 rush yards or more in five of the last six games, including two performances with 120+ yards.
Now, he heads to the Bayou for a divisional clash and a chance for the top spot in the NFC South. And the Saints have really been struggling against the run. They’re giving up 113.4 rush yards per game to running backs. They’ve allowed about 150 yards rushing in three of their last five. All three of those were at the Superdome.
Matthew Stafford, QB, Los Angeles Rams - Over 1.5 Pass TDs (-110) @ Arizona Cardinals
It’s pretty rare to find Matthew Stafford offering odds this low to throw for two touchdowns in one game. He hasn’t done it as much this season as he has in seasons past, but he’s still liable for a big game.
Even with Davante Adams and Puka Nacua out. He’s got those two great backs, three reliable tight ends, and a few fun outside threats looming behind the injured stars. The Rams need this game, and the Cardinals have also allowed 19 passing touchdowns this season, second-most in football. That includes the two they gave up to Matty Boy in the first matchup of this season back in Week 6.
