With four games played before Sunday, there are fewer games to choose from, but there are still plenty of props to try.
There are 11 games scheduled for Sunday of week 13, including a science game.The Sunday Night Football matchup between the 49ers and Bills begins.
Player props have been profitable this season, but their previous installment in Week 11 went 1-4 and lost 3.2 units, reducing their total profit for the season to 7.6 units.
Current yearly record is 21 wins and 18 losses.
In past seasons we have made a profit of over 20 units and things will only get better as the season progresses and we have more data to influence our bets.
It begins with us traveling to drop off player props for Week 13 of the NFL season.
Week 13 NFL Player Props
Baker Mayfield 9.5+ Rushing Yards (-110, Fanatics) | 25+ (+400, ESPN Bet)
Baker Mayfield has cleared 9.5 rushing yards in all but two games this season.
Add to that Mayfield's 25+ rushing yards against the Giants last week and 3 of his last 7 yards, and you have a solid +EV (plus end value) bet at long odds. It turns out.
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The Panthers are allowing opposing quarterbacks 23.09 rushing yards per game, which is below the league average.
Considering all of this, you should bet on Mayfield this weekend.
Tank Bigsby Over 6.5 Carries (-154, FanDuel) | 10+ Carries (+400, Bet 365)
Rush attempts, also known as carries, are some of the better betting opportunities you get each week, so be sure to target it, especially at Hard Rock and Bet365, which are the only sites that allow alternative bets on attempts.
Tank Bigsby is the Jaguars' backup running back, but he has taken control of that role in various situations this season.
Before getting injured in Week 10, Bigsby had played over 50 percent of his snaps in three consecutive games.
He ran for over 70 yards in five games this season.
Travis Etienne has had zero games with more than 70 rushing yards this season, so with Bigsby back to full health, static points indicate he will pick up the majority of that load. There is nothing.
Why trust New York Post Betting?
Erich Richter is a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu but has a black belt in mixed martial arts gambling. During football season, he proved to be a huge moneymaker for the Post in the player prop market the past two seasons. Always betting on the long shot, the return on investment from 2022 onwards is 30.15%.
