Last week was another solid day in the world of player prop betting, but that doesn't necessarily mean it was a good day for players.
Jameis Winston missed a game long enough to avoid being benched, and David Montgomery is off the list for the season with an MCL injury.
Montgomery gained a +500 prop in receiving yards, helping him earn a 1.9 unit gain, bringing his season total up to a 7.15 unit gain.
Hopefully I can avoid injury and win some bets this Sunday.
Week 15 NFL Player Props
Brock Bowers, 67.5+ Receiving Yards (-114, FanDuel) | All-Time Touchdown Scorer (+185, Fanatics) | 150+ Receiving Yards (+1600, Bet 365)
The Jaguars just allowed Davante Adams to pass for nearly 200 yards, but are we supposed to believe that Brock Bowers won't roll in this matchup?
Jacksonville allows the most yards per pass attempt in the NFL and ranks 32nd in defense-adjusted average (DVOA) against the pass.
Bowers is their top passing target, with Aidan O'Connell returning as the starting QB.
We know he likes to get down and pass, and the Raiders trust him.
Target Bowers early and often this weekend.
James Conner 83.5+ (-113, Bet Rivers) | 130+ (+525, Bet 365) 150+ (+1000, Bet 365)
James Conner will be representing Arizona and this weekend will be the best matchup possible.
The Panthers are rated 32nd in DVOA against the run, allowing 5 yards per carry this season.
His projection is 18.5 rushing attempts, and considering the Jaguars' YPC of 5 allowed, that's a projection of 92.5 based on my calculations.
You can even get fancy and add it to another total. At Bet365 130+ becomes +525 and 10/1 becomes 150+.
Do you want to bet on the NFL?
Bucky Irving scored 152 points three weeks ago, while Saquon Barkley scored 120 points.
Rico Doodle rushed for 149 points last week against this horrible Panthers run defense.
Watch Connor cook.
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%.
