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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders predictions for SNF

Highlighting five prop bet predictions for Sunday Night Football in Week 11 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Las Vegas Raiders.

The Kansas City Chiefs (8-1) visit Allegiant Stadium to take on the Las Vegas Raiders (6-3) in a huge AFC West matchup on Sunday Night Football. Below, we give you five prop bet predictions to consider for the Chefs-Raiders SNF matchup from the BetMGM game menu.

Chiefs at Raiders: Prop bet predictions for Sunday Night Football

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 9:45 a.m. ET.

Raiders OVER 24.5 points (-106)

Believe it or not, the Raiders have one of the best offenses in the NFL. They are averaging over 28 points per game and are only improving. Against a banged-up Chiefs defense, they should be able to approach 27-28 points in this game, as well. The Raiders will want to run the ball and keep Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes off the field, but look for them to be in the red zone a ton in this game.

Raiders QB Derek Carr UNDER 267.5 passing yards (-112)

If the Raiders want to win this game, they are going to want to follow a similar game-plan that they have used over the last three weeks. They are going to lean on their rushing attack and allow time to tick off the clock. While Carr is currently playing the best football of his career, the team is limiting his passing attempts with a ball-control style of offense. Look for Carr to be effective and efficient, but for him to come Under the 267.5 passing yards set for him.

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Raiders WR Henry Ruggs’ longest reception OVER 18.5 yards (-110)

According to Pro Football Focus, no receiver in the NFL is averaging a higher depth of target than Ruggs at 18.8. That means he just needs to catch one of his typical targets in order for his Over to hit on his longest reception. Seems easy enough. The Raiders need Ruggs to help stretch the field and they want to utilize him more over the following weeks. Look for Ruggs to have multiple receptions longer than 20 yards as the Raiders use their rookie to create chunk plays in the passing game.

Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes OVER 320.5 passing yards (-106)

Rooting for Mahomes to go Over his passing yardage total is a lot of fun. That is especially true when he faces a young and inexperienced secondary like he will in Week 11. Mahomes should have nearly 50 passing attempts in this game and could easily approach 400 yards should this game turn into a shootout.

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Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill and TE Travis Kelce to each record 100+ receiving yards (+800)

If you want a fun long-shot bet, take Hill and Kelce to each go over 100 yards receiving. If you believe Mahomes is in for a big day in primetime against a not-very-good secondary, both of his superstar targets will likely factor into that. At 8-1 odds, it feels likely both of these players will see close to double-digit targets from the best quarterback in football. For that reason, consider putting down a few bucks to watch these two All-Pros eat on Sunday Night Football.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Baltimore Ravens at New England Patriots predictions for SNF

Highlighting five prop bet predictions as the Baltimore Ravens and New England Patriots meet on Sunday Night Football.

The Baltimore Ravens (6-2) visit Gillette Stadium to take on the New England Patriots (3-5) on Sunday Night Football. Below, we give you five prop bet predictions to consider for the Ravens-Patriots matchup from the BetMGM game menu.

Ravens at Patriots: Prop bets to make for Sunday Night Football

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated at 9:07 a.m. ET.

UNDER 21.5 first-half points (-110)

Both offenses have struggled some this season and each side has traditionally gotten off to a slow start. With both teams missing key offensive players, look for this to be a low-scoring first half with a ton of runs. Expect a few touchdowns to be scored, but no more than three in the first 30 minutes.

Patriots QB Cam Newton OVER 197.5 passing yards (-121)

One thing Baltimore does extremely well on defense is stop the run. They are going to force Newton to beat them through the air. Luckily, Newton got into a rhythm late in Week 9 against the New York Jets and is poised to throw for over 200 yards in this game against a beat-up Ravens’ secondary. Don’t expect it to be pretty, but for Newton to ultimately hit the Over on passing yards.

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Ravens PK Justin Tucker OVER 1.5 field goal made (-150)

Historically, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick’s teams have excelled in the red zone. They force teams to kick field goals rather than reach paydirt. Expect that to be the case again on Sunday Night Football and for Tucker to make Over 1.5 field goals. While the odds aren’t great, this is nearly a lock to happen given how great of a weapon he has been for the Ravens. Look for him to attempt a few shorter field goals, along with one over 50 yards.

Ravens TE Mark Andrews OVER 33.5 receiving yards (-115)

The Ravens haven’t used Andrews a ton in the passing game this season, but Week 10 appears to be a game in which he could see a ton of volume. The Patriots have one of the worst linebacker corps in football and the Ravens should be able to expose them through the air. Look for Andrews to get seven or eight targets in this game and go Over 33.5 receiving yards.

Ravens QB Lamar Jackson and Patriots QB Cam Newton to each record 75 rushing yards (+825)

If you are searching for a real long-shot bet on this game, consider wagering on Jackson and Newton to each total 75 rushing yards. Both quarterbacks have already accomplished this multiple times this season and are among the best runners in the NFL. If neither side can get it going through the air, maybe they will just rely on their legs to get it done on primetime. At +825, this is a fun bet to watch on Sunday Night Football.

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NFL Prop Bet Payday: 5 New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers prop predictions

Highlighting five New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers prop bet predictions ahead of their Week 9 Sunday Night Football matchup.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-2) host the NFC South rival New Orleans Saints (5-2) at Raymond James Stadium on Sunday Night Football with an 8:20 p.m. ET kickoff. The Saints can take control of the division with their second victory of the season in the head-to-head series. Below, we give you five prop bet predictions to consider for the Saints-Buccaneers matchup from the BetMGM game menu.

Saints at Buccaneers: Prop bets to make for Sunday Night Football

Odds via BetMGM; access USA TODAY Sports’ betting odds for a full list. Lines last updated Saturday at 8:46 p.m. ET.

Buccaneers TE Rob Gronkowski to score 1st touchdown (+1400)

Only two teams have allowed more touchdowns to tight ends this season than the Saints’ six. Those include one to Bucs TE O.J. Howard in Week 1, but he’s been out since Week 4 due to injury.

Gronkowski’s role has grown considerably over the last four games with Howard sidelined. He has 17 receptions for 233 yards over that span and has scored in three straight games. He can be backed at +200 to score at any time, but the extra profit for the first score is the more enticing bet.

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Saints WR Michael Thomas UNDER 62.5 receiving yards (+105)

Thomas will make his return from ankle and hamstring injuries this week. He hasn’t played since catching three of five targets for just 17 yards against these Bucs in Week 1.

He’ll need to be worked back into a Saints offense which has found ways to win without him. While it won’t be difficult to re-incorporate the reigning Offensive Player of the Year, the Buccaneers are giving up a modest 229.1 passing yards per game.

Buccaneers QB Tom Brady UNDER 40.5 pass attempts (-134)

Brady threw for 239 yards while completing 23 of 36 pass attempts in Week 1. He has thrown for more yards in all but two of seven games since, while also attempting 40-plus passes in four of his last five games.

The Buccaneers are 4.5-point favorites, though, and they’ll look to run as much as possible to keep the ball away from Saints QB Drew Brees. Take the Under as it’s in line with the Bucs’ plans for this game.

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Saints RB Alvin Kamara OVER 48.5 rushing yards (+100)

This selection follows suit of our Thomas’ prop above. The line has been set conservatively with bettors choosing Thomas’ receiving yards over Kamara’s ground yards. He has topped this total with ease in all but one of his six games since rushing for just 16 yards on 12 carries in the season-opener. He has averaged 5.5 yards per carry after being held to just 1.33 YPC in Week 1.

Buccaneers WR Chris Godwin UNDER 4.5 receptions (-129)

There were no props listed for Bucs WR Antonio Brown at the time of writing, but we’ll work him in via this Godwin proposition. Any targets Brown will receive in his season debut are more likely to be taken away from Godwin and Scotty Miller (2.5) than they are Mike Evans (4.5) or Gronk (3.5).

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