BetMGM's Top NFL Player Prop Picks for Ravens-Buccaneers TNF
BetMGM's Colton Pool picks his favorite NFL player prop bets for Ravens-Buccaneers TNF
Top NFL Player Prop Picks for Ravens-Bucs
Lamar Jackson Under 61.5 Rushing Yards (-120)
While Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is known for his mobility, this is a high total even for him. Jackson has rushed for less than 61 yards in two of his last three games. Now he’s going against a tough Tampa Bay defense.
The Buccaneers have allowed just four players to go over this total, and none were quarterbacks. They’re 11th in rush defense DVOA and fifth in total defensive DVOA, per Football Outsiders. So Jackson may not have an easy time in this matchup.
Leonard Fournette Over 51.5 Rushing Yards (-120)
Tampa Bay running back Leonard Fournette has recorded 56 or more rushing yards in four of seven games this season. And even after his 19-yard game last week, he averages 51.7 for the season.
Fournette also has a favorable matchup against the Ravens. Six running backs have rushed for 52 or more yards in seven games against them.
The Ravens are also 23rd in rush defense DVOA in the league. So in spite of the Bucs’ passing woes, Fournette has a chance to thrive in this game.
Chris Godwin Under 72.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin has the potential to go over this total, but he hasn’t very often this season. In five games, he’s tallied 73 or more yards just once. In fact, Godwin averages 58.6 yards per game this season. And it won’t be any easier for him against Baltimore.
Only five receivers have gone over this total against the Ravens in seven games. They’re eighth in pass defense DVOA. So while Godwin may play well, I don’t expect him to have a phenomenal outing.
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Colton Pool is a Web Content Writer for BetMGM living in Bozeman, Montana, focusing on the NFL and NBA. Previously, he covered Montana State football at the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and worked at newspapers in his home state of North Dakota. He graduated from North Dakota State in 2015.