NFL Collab w/ @PropKitchen 🏈 Aaron Jones Sr u69.5 rushing yards (-114) 📝: @PropKitchen Aaron Jones UNDER 69.5 Rushing Yards Aaron Jones is still Minnesota’s clear lead back with Jordan Mason on IR, but this number asks him to sustain a workload and efficiency combination he rarely reached last season. Jones averaged just 45.7 rushing yards on 11 carries per game in 2025 and stayed under 69.5 rushing yards in 8 of 12 games. Jones opened 2026 with only 40 yards on 12 carries against Green Bay before exploding for 105 yards on 23 attempts against Chicago. Those two games came in completely different environments, and I don’t think the 23 carry workload from Week 2 should be treated as his new baseline. Minnesota’s game against Chicago was played through heavy rain, fog, mud and significant wind, with the game finishing 9 to 3 without a single touchdown. Carson Wentz completed only 11 of 20 passes for 143 yards, while Jones already had 12 rushing attempts by halftime. Minnesota had every reason to protect the football and lean heavily on the run in conditions that made passing extremely difficult. Tampa was already one of the better run defenses in football last season: 📉 5th fewest rushing yards allowed 📉 2nd fewest opponent rushing attempts 📉 99.1 rushing yards allowed per game 📉 4.3 yards per carry allowed That strength has carried into 2026. Through two games, Tampa ranks 2nd against RB rushing yards, 4th in opponent rushing yards and 3rd in yards per carry allowed. The first two lead backs Tampa faced both stayed comfortably below this line: ✅ Chase Brown: 16 carries, 56 yards ✅ Quinshon Judkins: 12 carries, 21 yards That’s 28 combined carries for only 77 yards, an average of 2.75 yards per attempt. Kyler Murray has cleared concussion protocol and returns under center, allowing Kevin O’Connell to go back to a much more normal version of the offense. Murray brings a legitimate rushing element himself and should create a much different offensive environment than Minnesota had with Wentz attempting only 20 passes in terrible weather. Jones is dealing with a knee injury after handling 23 carries on that wet field, missing Wednesday’s practice before returning in a limited capacity Thursday. I’m not expecting a major restriction if he plays, but at 31 years old and coming off that workload, there’s no reason to automatically project another 23 rushing attempts. Jordan Mason being on IR is the biggest concern for this under, and DeeJay Dallas dealing with a toe injury could consolidate the backfield even further. That is why I like 69.5 rather than trying to play a much lower Jones rushing number. Jones needs 70 yards to beat us. At 17 carries he would need 4.12 yards per attempt, while 18 carries requires 3.89. If Tampa holds him closer to the efficiency we’ve seen from opposing backs through two weeks, Jones would need something closer to 20+ attempts or an explosive run to clear this line. Minnesota enters as roughly a 1.5 point favorite in a game with a 42.5 total, and the weather in Tampa should be warm and dry. With Murray returning, no reason to recreate last week’s weather driven game plan and one of the league’s strongest run defenses on the other side, we like Jones to stay under 70 rushing yards. ❤️ if you’re tailing #GamblingTwitter #GamblingX #PropKitchen #SportsBettingX #SportsGamblingX #FanDuel #DraftKings #PlayerProp #PlayerProps #NFL

TNF PROP OF THE DAY ⭐️ 🏈 NFL Dish #1 (9/24) 🍽️ 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐰 𝐆𝐨𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐧 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝟐𝟐.𝟓 𝐋𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐑𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 Cooked w/ @FrannysPlays 🤝 LIKE IF TAILING ❤️ - Matthew Golden has quickly developed into one of Green Bay’s primary downfield threats, and his role has expanded dramatically to start 2026. Through two games, he has drawn 18 targets, caught 10 passes for 153 yards, and already posted a 42-yard reception in Week 1. - Golden saw 12 targets with an 87% route participation rate, 31% target share and 12.2-yard aDOT in the opener. In Week 2, he ran a route on 32 of Jordan Love’s 34 dropbacks and saw another 6 targets. His longest catch finished at only 18 yards, but he was targeted multiple times downfield and drew defensive pass interference on some of those opportunities, so the vertical usage never disappeared. - In games where Golden has seen 4+ targets and played at least 32% of the snaps, he has cleared this line in 6/8 games, averaging a 31.9-yard longest reception. We don’t need massive volume here. One of those 5 to 7 opportunities simply needs to turn into a chunk play. Atlanta has already allowed several WRs to clear similar longest reception numbers through two weeks: ✅ Tetairoa McMillan: 28 yards ✅ Jalen Coker: 25 yards ✅ Xavier Legette: 55 yards ❌ DK Metcalf: 14 yards ✅ Michael Pittman Jr.: 28 yards - That’s 4/5 comparable WRs over, and even Metcalf’s miss came with several legitimate deep opportunities left on the field. Pittsburgh targeted him repeatedly 20+ yards downfield, including a dropped deep ball and another vertical target that drew interference. - A.J. Terrell has now been placed on IR, leaving Atlanta without its best corner. C.J. Henderson and Mike Hughes are expected to handle more work outside, and both gave up significant production against Carolina. Golden has been functioning primarily as a boundary receiver, putting him directly into those outside matchups rather than relying on occasional slot snaps to find Atlanta’s weaker coverage. - Jordan Love is one of the better quarterbacks in football at giving his receivers a chance downfield. In 2025, he completed 43.4% of passes traveling 20+ air yards, while his off-target rate on those throws dropped to 26.4%. Golden doesn’t even need a true 23-yard bomb to cash this. An intermediate completion with room after the catch can get there just as easily. - Green Bay’s rushing attack has struggled through two games without Josh Jacobs, producing 129 yards on 39 carries for just 3.3 YPC with 0 rushing TDs. Love threw 42 times in Week 1 and another 29 times in poor weather against New York, giving Golden plenty of chances to stay involved. Jayden Reed’s neck injury could further concentrate routes and targets if he’s unable to go. - Golden’s 18-yard long in Week 2 doesn’t bother me much because the opportunity was still there. He ran nearly every route, drew 6 targets, saw multiple downfield looks and still finished with 58 receiving yards. That’s very different from a receiver being confined to short-area work. - With Golden running a near every-down route tree, Love willing to push the ball downfield, Atlanta already allowing explosive WR plays and Terrell now out of the secondary, we like Golden to break off a 23+ yard reception against the Falcons. Best Odds: -115 DraftKings 📊 Data via @PropsMadness Use code PROPKITCHEN for 25% off your first purchase! 📣 Turn notifications on for daily prop bets! #NFL #NFLPicks #SportsBetting #PlayerProps #GamblingX

NFL (9/24) 🏈 1u | Christian Watson o66.5 Receiving Yards (-111) Collab w/ @balls_out_bets + @hotshotfantasy Christian Watson Over 66.5 Receiving Yards Watson is beginning to emerge as Jordan Love's number 1 target. Over 2 games (yes small sample) Watson is accounting for 27% of the target share. He leads the team in targets at 19 with Golden close behind at 18. There is a big drop off after that with Tucker Kraft tallying 9 and Jayden Reed getting 8 targets. In week 1, he tallied 8 targets snagging 6 receptions for 147 yards. There is an outlier here because Watson broke off a long TD but the volume was still there. In week 2, he tallied 11 targets but he only managed to bring in 4 receptions for 41 yards. Im chalking that up to a rainy day against a surprisingly decent New York secondary. Watson also has a good matchup in Week 3 against what looks to be a weak Atlanta secondary. They are allowing an average of 254 yards per game ranking 25th in the league. Now the bulk of those yards did come in week 2 against the Panthers as the Steelers offense looks to be in shambles. But, I do expect some sort of positive regression out of this Packers offense after the dud of a week 2 against the Jets. I actually think we get a positive game script as well. GB is coming off OT on Sunday and have a quick turnaround playing on TNF. In those spots, the teams coming off OT are 6-28 ATS. If that trend continues to hold true, Atlanta may keep this closer than the general public thinks. If this game remains close, the Pack will not be able to abandon the pass. Further, Atlanta currently has the top ranked run defense allowing just 63 yards per game to their opponents. That is impressive as they lost their last game by 30 and Carolina had the game script to just run the ball. GB has been dreadful on the ground and now they face what may be a top notch run D. This should force the ball into Love's hands giving us more pass attempts to his top target. 📊: @PropsEdge | #Gambling𝕏 #NFL

🚨Bounce Back for Watson🚨 🤝Collab w/ @TheGr8Picks & @hotshotfantasy 🤝 🔒1U Christian Watson Over 66.5 Receiving Yards (-112) Line is bouncing around so I like this up to 69.5 (Nice) 💥Watson is beginning to emerge as Jordan Love's number 1 target. Over 2 games (yes small sample) Watson is accounting for 27% of the target share. He leads the team in targets at 19 with Golden close behind at 18. There is a big drop off after that with Tucker Kraft tallying 9 and Jayden Reed getting 8 targets. In week 1, he tallied 8 targets snagging 6 receptions for 147 yards. There is an outlier here because Watson broke off a long TD but the volume was still there. In week 2, he tallied 11 targets but he only managed to bring in 4 receptions for 41 yards. Im chalking that up to a rainy day against a surprisingly decent New York secondary. 💥Watson also has a good matchup in Week 3 against what looks to be a weak Atlanta secondary. They are allowing an average of 254 yards per game ranking 25th in the league. Now the bulk of those yards did come in week 2 against the Panthers as the Steelers offense looks to be in shambles. But, I do expect some sort of positive regression out of this Packers offense after the dud of a week 2 against the Jets. 💥I actually think we get a positive game script as well. GB is coming off OT on Sunday and have a quick turnaround playing on TNF. In those spots, the teams coming off OT are 6-28 ATS. If that trend continues to hold true, Atlanta may keep this closer than the general public thinks. If this game remains close, the Pack will not be able to abandon the pass. Further, Atlanta currently has the top ranked run defense allowing just 63 yards per game to their opponents. That is impressive as they lost their last game by 30 and Carolina had the game script to just run the ball. GB has been dreadful on the ground and now they face what may be a top notch run D. This should force the ball into Love's hands giving us more pass attempts to his top target.

NFL Collab w/ @Balls_out_bets & @TheGr8Picks 🏈 Christian Watson o66.5 receiving yards (-114 FD) 🧀 📝: @Balls_out_bets Watson is beginning to emerge as Jordan Love's number 1 target. Over 2 games (yes small sample) Watson is accounting for 27% of the target share. He leads the team in targets at 19 with Golden close behind at 18. There is a big drop off after that with Tucker Kraft tallying 9 and Jayden Reed getting 8 targets. In week 1, he tallied 8 targets snagging 6 receptions for 147 yards. There is an outlier here because Watson broke off a long TD but the volume was still there. In week 2, he tallied 11 targets but he only managed to bring in 4 receptions for 41 yards. Im chalking that up to a rainy day against a surprisingly decent New York secondary. Watson also has a good matchup in Week 3 against what looks to be a weak Atlanta secondary. They are allowing an average of 254 yards per game ranking 25th in the league. Now the bulk of those yards did come in week 2 against the Panthers as the Steelers offense looks to be in shambles. But, I do expect some sort of positive regression out of this Packers offense after the dud of a week 2 against the Jets. I actually think we get a positive game script as well. GB is coming off OT on Sunday and have a quick turnaround playing on TNF. In those spots, the teams coming off OT are 6-28 ATS. If that trend continues to hold true, Atlanta may keep this closer than the general public thinks. If this game remains close, the Pack will not be able to abandon the pass. Further, Atlanta currently has the top ranked run defense allowing just 63 yards per game to their opponents. That is impressive as they lost their last game by 30 and Carolina had the game script to just run the ball. GB has been dreadful on the ground and now they face what may be a top notch run D. This should force the ball into Love's hands giving us more pass attempts to his top target. ❤️ if you’re tailing #GamblingTwitter #GamblingX #PropKitchen #SportsBettingX #SportsGamblingX #FanDuel #DraftKings #PlayerProp #PlayerProps #NFL

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NFL MNF Prop Menu 🏈 (9/21) $𝟒𝟎 𝐭𝐨 𝐚 𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐎𝐌 ❤️ 𝐢𝐟 𝐰𝐞 𝐒𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐏! 🤑 🍽️ Matthew Stafford u0.5 Interceptions 🍽️ Jaxson Dart o29.5 Rushing Yards 🍽️ Kyren Williams o12.5 1Q Rush Yards 🍽️ Devin Singletary o4.5 Receiving Yards LETS FEAST 🧑‍🍳 #RamsHouse #BigBlue #Gambling𝕏

MNF PLAY OF THE DAY 🏈 🍽️ 𝐉𝐚𝐱𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐎𝐕𝐄𝐑 𝟐𝟗.𝟓 𝐑𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐘𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬 Cooked w/ @DDOGGSTACKS 🤝 @Picks_x_Stevie LIKE IF TAILING ❤️ - Dart has cleared this line in 9/13 career starts, averaging 41.6 rushing yards per game. In his 12 starts last season, he went over in 8 while averaging 40.6 yards, and that rushing role carried directly into 2026. - Dart finished Week 1 with 11 carries for 54 yards, but three of those attempts were kneel-downs. Before the kneels, he had 8 carries for 59 yards, averaging 7.4 yards per rushing opportunity. His longest run was 22 yards, and even removing that play entirely still leaves him with 32 rushing yards. - The Giants are also creating rushing opportunities for him instead of relying entirely on broken plays. Dart averaged 6 designed runs per game, ranking in the 99th percentile, while the Rams rank 29th against that category. Although it’s only been one week, Los Angeles has struggled across several rushing metrics early this season: 📉 Opponent Rushing Yards: 30th 📉 Opponent Yards Per Carry: 31st 📉 QB Yards Before Contact Per Carry: 32nd - They allowed Brock Purdy to record 29 rushing yards while averaging 5.8 yards per carry in Week 1, and he doesn’t get designed runs like Dart does. - In games against bottom-10 teams in opponent yards per carry, Dart has cleared this line in 5/5 starts, averaging 54.2 rushing yards. - The Giants enter as roughly a touchdown road underdog, which should keep Dart dropping back throughout the second half if they’re chasing points. That creates additional scramble opportunities on top of the designed QB runs already built into the offense. His rushing production also doesn’t require the passing game to struggle, as Dart completed nearly 80% of his passes with 3 TDs in Week 1 while still running for 54 yards. - Myles Garrett is on IR for Los Angeles, removing one of the league’s best edge defenders, although Aaron Donald is expected to return Monday night. Donald’s interior pressure can create problems, but pressure up the middle can also force an athletic quarterback like Dart out of the pocket when coverage holds downfield. - Dart doesn’t need another 50-yard performance to get us there. His rushing role has consistently produced 6-8 meaningful opportunities, the Giants are designing runs specifically for him, and his scrambling gives us another path if the Rams generate pressure. With Los Angeles struggling to limit QB efficiency and explosive runs, we like Dart to clear 30+ rushing yards on MNF. 📊 Data via @PropsMadness Use code PROPKITCHEN for 25% off your first purchase! 📣 Turn notifications on for daily prop bets! #NFL #NFLPicks #SportsBetting #PlayerProps #GamblingX

TRUST THE MVP 🎯 🏈 MNF Prop #2 (9/21) 🍽️ 𝐌𝐚𝐭𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐰 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐄𝐑 𝟎.𝟓 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐞𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 Cooked w/ @ChronicBets 🤝 @TheGr8Picks LIKE IF TAILING ❤️ - Matthew Stafford has become one of the most reliable quarterbacks in football when it comes to protecting the ball. In his 2025 MVP season, he threw 46 TDs to just 8 interceptions on 597 attempts, finishing with a 1.34% interception rate and a 5.75:1 TD/INT ratio while averaging 35.1 pass attempts per game. - Stafford finished 12/17 regular-season games without an interception, and five of his eight picks came in just two games. Including the playoffs, he threw 52 TDs with only 9 interceptions on 716 attempts, a 1.26% interception rate, while finishing 4/5 postseason starts without a pick. His 2025 numbers at home were even better: 📉 1 interception on 290 attempts 📉 0.34% interception rate 📈 22:1 TD/INT ratio 📈 114.7 passer rating 📉 7/8 home games without an interception - Stafford averaged 36.3 pass attempts and 290 passing yards per home game, so those numbers came with legitimate volume rather than Los Angeles hiding him behind the run game. - He went on an eight-game streak without an interception last season and threw 28 consecutive TD passes without a pick, breaking Tom Brady’s previous record of 27. Stafford went 318 consecutive pass attempts without an interception before that streak finally ended, showing how long he can sustain high passing volume without making a turnover-worthy mistake. - The Giants intercepted only 9 passes in 2025, tied for 9th fewest in the NFL. Their lone Week 1 interception of Dak Prescott came on an attempted throwaway while he was escaping pressure, where Jevon Holland managed to keep the ball in bounds. It still counts, but it wasn’t the result of New York consistently jumping routes or forcing traditional coverage mistakes. - New York enters MNF thin at cornerback after placing Paulson Adebo on IR, while Deonte Banks is listed as questionable. The Giants signed two CBs to their active roster this week because of how thin the room had become. A limited secondary gives Stafford and Sean McVay more opportunities to create favorable matchups and take the easier throws available rather than forcing the ball into tight coverage. - Puka Nacua is questionable and Jordan Whittington is doubtful, but Stafford still has Davante Adams, his tight ends and a strong rushing attack around him. The Rams don’t need Stafford forcing difficult throws downfield all night, especially if they can stay ahead of the sticks and control the game at home. - Stafford has finished 22 of his last 30 starts without an interception, and his 2025 numbers show he can protect the football even with 30-35+ attempts. At home against a Giants secondary that struggled to generate interceptions last season and is now dealing with multiple injuries at cornerback, we like the under here at a great price. Best Odds: -118 DraftKings 📊 Data via @PropsMadness Use code PROPKITCHEN for 25% off your first purchase! 📣 Turn notifications on for daily prop bets! #NFL #NFLPicks #SportsBetting #PlayerProps #GamblingX

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NFL (9/20) 🏈 1u | Bucky Irving o59.5 Rushing Yards (-129) Collab w/ @balls_out_bets Bucky went under last week but no fault to his own. He only had 8 rushing attempts and logged 45 yards. The Bucs found themselves down early in the first quarter due to some bad Baker turnovers. Down 14-3 in the 1st and down 24-10 to end the half doesn't go well to continue to run the ball. When Bucky did touch the ball he looked dynamic. He averaged over 5 yards per carry ripping off multiple 8+ yard runs. After a bad Baker game last week with multiple turnovers, I think Todd Boles forces the ball into Irving's hands early and often. The Cleveland defense just gave up 121 yards on the ground to Tuten and Chris Rodriguez both of which are much less talented than Bucky. This is not the Browns rush defense of the past. Without Myles Garrett and Jim Swartz, the top notch run defense over the last several years is a thing of the past. Lastly, I think there is something to be said about Cleveland playing back to back games in Florida in September. We see it in Miami when teams travel down early in the season. Cleveland just played in Jacksonville and now is heading further South to Tampa. That heat can take a toll on the body and I am banking on a bit of a sluggish defense especially in the second half. The Bucs are 8.5 point favorites so we should also have the positive game script in our favor. 📊: @PropsEdge | #Gambling𝕏 #NFL

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NFL Collab w/ @PropKitchen 🏈 Justin Jefferson o72.5 receiving yards 📝: @PropKitchen Justin Jefferson is one of the best WRs in football, and with Carson Wentz back under center, this is a much better setup than his 2025 season averages would suggest. Jefferson had his worst NFL season in 2025 which was due to inconsistent quarterback play, but his numbers with Wentz were on an entirely different level. 📈 Jefferson with Wentz — 5 starts 95.4 receiving yards per game 68.0% catch rate 14.0 yards per reception 10.0 targets per game 5/5 over this line 📉 Jefferson with McCarthy/Brosmer — 12 starts 47.6 receiving yards per game 54.9% catch rate 11.4 yards per reception 7.6 targets per game Wentz entered in relief of Kyler Murray in Week 1 and went 7/8 for 83 yards and 2 TDs when targeting Jefferson. Wentz attempted only 19 passes, yet Jefferson still cleared this line on Wentz throws alone. Murray has now been ruled out, so Wentz gets the start Sunday with an established history of feeding Jefferson against one of the best matchups in the Chicago Bears. Jefferson finished Week 1 with 8 catches for 92 yards on 9 targets and a 37.5% target share. Jauan Jennings has also been ruled out, removing another established receiver from the offense and creating an even clearer path for targets to remain concentrated around Jefferson. Chicagos pass defense was one of the worst units in the NFL allowing 4,067 passing yards, a 66.6% completion rate, 7.6 yards per attempt and 32 passing TDs last season. The Bears defense ranked in the bottom of the league in key WR stats 👇 Yards per Reception (32nd) Receiving yards: 27th YAC/reception: 24th aDOT: 25th Bryce Young threw for 361 yards and 3 TDs against Chicago in Week 1, while Carolina’s top Jalen Coker and Tetairoa McMillan combined for 13 catches for 213 yards. Jaylon Johnson individually allowed 127 receiving yards, the most among CBs in Week 1, while Tyrique Stevenson allowed another 77 yards. Chicago is also without Coby Bryant and Kyler Gordon, leaving an already vulnerable secondary short-handed against Jefferson. Chicago played roughly 67% zone coverage in Week 1, while Jefferson produced 2.34 yards per route run against zone compared to 1.53 against man. Chicago ranked 30th against zone in the Week 1 matchup data, and Kevin O’Connell can move Jefferson across the formation and into the slot rather than allowing the Bears to simply attach one corner to him all afternoon. Minnesota enters this game as a 5-point road underdog with a 48.5 total, creating a realistic path to a postpone game script throughout the second half. Jordan Mason is on IR after thumb surgery, leaving 31-year-old Aaron Jones as the primary back giving Minnesota less reason to build the offense around establishing the run especially if Chicago’s offense keeps scoring. We locked this line in earlier in the week and this line has since moved into the 80s once Wentz was ruled as the starter, but I think Jefferson can go over 80+ yards and has legitimate 100+ receiving yard upside in this matchup. We have one of the best receivers in football, a quarterback he has consistently produced at an elite level with, a depleted Bears secondary that was just shredded through the air and a game environment that should keep Minnesota aggressive. Take the over on JJettas in week two! ❤️ if you’re tailing #GamblingTwitter #GamblingX #PropKitchen #SportsBettingX #SportsGamblingX #FanDuel #DraftKings #PlayerProp #PlayerProps #NFL