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NFL Prop Bet Payday: 5 Arizona Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys prop bets for MNF

Highlighting five Arizona Cardinals at Dallas Cowboys prop bets ahead of their Week 6 game on Monday Night Football.

The Arizona Cardinals (3-2) will take on the Dallas Cowboys (2-3) on Monday Night Football in Week 6. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu in Week 6.

5 Monday Night Football prop bets to make in Week 6

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Cardinals QB Kyler Murray and Cowboys QB Andy Dalton to throw 1+ touchdown (-400)

Any way you slice it, this appears to be a game that is going to have a bunch of scoring. That is why it won’t be a surprise if both quarterbacks throw for multiple touchdowns. While the odds are a bit chalky, it’s likely to hit and it’s a fun one to wager on if you have no rooting interested in either team.

Cardinals WR DeAndre Hopkins OVER 82.5 receiving yards (-115)

Hopkins is arguably the best receiver in the NFL and he’s proving it again this season. He’s averaging well over 100 yards per game and in Week 6, he gets a juicy matchup against one of the worst secondaries in the league. Look for Hopkins to have a huge performance on the national stage, likely surpassing 100 receiving yards and a least one score

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Cardinals WR Christian Kirk’s longest reception OVER 19.5 yards (-110)

While Hopkins and WR Larry Fitzgerald get all the attention in Arizona, 2018 second-round pick Kirk continues to produce. Whenever the team wants to take a deep shot, Kirk is often the receiver Murray targets. Considering he will likely draw the Cowboys’ third-worst cornerback, he could easily create multiple big plays down the field in this contest.

Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott UNDER 123.5 total yards (-115)

As we have seen in the first five games of the season for the Cowboys, the defense is often so bad that it takes running the ball out of the equation for Elliott. This doesn’t feel like a game in which Elliott is going to have 22-25 touches. Instead, look for him to be efficient, but come nowhere near this 123.5-yard projection.

Cowboys TE Dalton Schultz OVER 31.5 receiving yards (-115)

One of Dalton’s best strengths is his ability to throw quickly over the middle of the field. In his first start with the Cowboys, it wouldn’t be a surprise if the coaching staff tried to protect him.

Look for Dalton to target Schultz a bunch in this contest as he should be open all night against the Cardinals’ linebackers. He should easily eclipse 31.5 receiving yards and is a good bet to get into the end zone, as well (+210).

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Denver Broncos prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting five Denver Broncos prop bets to make for their Week 6 game at the New England Patriots.

The Denver Broncos (1-3) are in Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots (2-2) in Week 6. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu in Week 6.

5 Denver Broncos prop bets to make in Week 6

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Broncos QB Drew Lock OVER 216.5 passing yards (-115)

The Broncos open up this game as 8-point underdogs in New England. Oddsmakers are assuming this game could get out of hand early and that could lead to a ton of passing attempts for second-year QB Lock. There is some risk here as Lock has thrown for more than 216 yards only once in his career, but this game sets up as a pass-heavy game-script given the opponent.

Broncos RB Philip Lindsay OVER 48.5 rushing yards (-115)

With starting RB Melvin Gordon out of the lineup this week, it’s Lindsay who will receive the bulk of the work on the ground. Lindsay’s slashing style of running fits well against the Patriots and the sheer volume of carries he could get in this game make this a worthwhile bet.

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Broncos QB Drew Lock and Patriots QB Cam Newton to both have 1+ passing touchdown (-182)

If you are searching for a “safer” bet in this contest between the Broncos and Patriots, consider wagering on both quarterbacks to throw at least one touchdown. Both defenses aren’t as great as we are accustomed to seeing and with both teams being off for so long, we could see some fireworks Sunday. Expect both Lock and Newton to reach the end zone multiple times in Week 6.

Broncos WR Tim Patrick UNDER 20.5 yards for longest reception (-121)

One area in which the Patriots defense usually excels is by not allowing big plays in the passing game. You can run against them and complete a high percentage of underneath throws, but rarely do they allow chunk plays in the passing game. That is why Patrick is a good bet to have his longest reception fall shy of 20.5 yards in this one. He likely won’t see a ton of action in this contest and a 21-yard reception feels unlikely.

Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy to score 2 or more touchdowns (+2000)

The only way Denver will be able to stay in this game is if it can score touchdowns in the red zone. The Broncos can’t afford to kick field goals, especially not when playing in New England. Jeudy is a 20-1 underdog to score multiple touchdowns in this game, but we know just how talented of a player he has already proven to be in the NFL. It feels unlikely, but expect Lock to target Jeudy early and often in this game.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 New York Jets prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting five New York Jets prop bets to make for their Week 6 game at the Miami Dolphins.

The New York Jets (0-5) will travel to Hard Rock Stadium to take on the Miami Dolphins (2-3) Sunday in Week 6. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu in Week 6.

5 New York Jets prop bets to make in Week 6

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QB Joe Flacco OVER 225.5 passing yards (+100)

Simply put, the Jets have been awful on offense this season. They are averaging under 280 yards per game and their offense is producing an abysmal 4.46 yards per play. It’s very likely that the Jets are going to be down early in this game, forcing Flacco to throw 40 or more times. While his offensive line is atrocious and the receivers aren’t much better, take Flacco here as a volume play as he should surpass 225.5 passing yards.

Flacco UNDER 5.5 rushing yards (-110)

Try to envision Flacco scrambling outside the pocket at this stage of his career? Now you can see why his rushing yardage total is set so low. Expect the veteran quarterback to be under duress all day, but don’t expect to see him make any plays with his legs. Take the UNDER on rushing yards for Flacco.

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RB Frank Gore UNDER 60.5 total yards (-115)

With RB Le’Veon Bell released and off to the Kansas City Chiefs, the veteran Gore is expected to start once again for the Jets. However, he has been very disappointing to start the season, averaging only 3.2 yards per carry. He’s been a non-factor in the passing game and that isn’t expected to change in Week 6. With New York being a big underdog in this contest, don’t be surprised if the game-script takes Gore out of this contest in favor of rookie RB La’Mical Perine. It would be quite a shock if Gore totaled OVER 50 yards in this contest against a good Miami defense.

WR Jamison Crowder OVER 65.5 receiving yards (-134)

One of the only above-average players on the Jets offense is Crowder. He’s been incredibly productive as of late, totaling over 104 receiving yards in his last three games. Dating back to the 2019 season, he has reached 60 or more receiving yards in six straight games. Look for him to see double-digit targets on Sunday and to easily surpass the 65.5 receiving yardage total set for him.

TE Chris Herndon first Jets TD scorer (+1000)

One of the most disappointing Jets this season has been TE Chris Herndon. Despite a ton of offseason and training camp hype, Herndon has caught just 13 passes for 98 yards and no touchdowns this season. However, Sunday could be a breakout game for the former Miami Hurricane as the Dolphins do struggle to stop tight ends in the red zone. As a 10-1 underdog to score the team’s first touchdown, Herndon isn’t a bad bet considering how often QB Joe Flacco likes to use the tight end near the end zone.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Indianapolis Colts prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting five Indianapolis Colts prop bets to make for their Week 6 home game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-2) will host the Cincinnati Bengals (1-3-1) Sunday in Week 6. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. ET at Lucas Oil Stadium. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu in Week 6.

5 Indianapolis Colts prop bets to make in Week 6

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RB Jonathan Taylor OVER 100.5 total yards (-115)

It’s been tough sledding for the rookie tailback so far on the ground, but this could be a “get right” game for him against the Bengals. Cincinnati is allowing the third-most rushing yards per game and its interior defensive line took a hit this week when DT D.J. Reader was lost for the season due to an injury. Look for the Colts to jump out to an early lead in this game and for them to ride their rookie running back to a victory. Look for Taylor to approach 22 total touches and exceed 100.5 total yards.

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Colts QB Philip Rivers OVER 20.5 completions (-106)

At this stage in his career, Rivers is not a high-volume passer. Instead, he’s transitioned into a dink-and-dunk quarterback, who is happy checking the ball underneath to his running backs and tight ends. Don’t expect him to have a huge yardage total in Week 6. But he should complete somewhere between 22-25 passes while averaging around seven yards per attempt. Take the OVER on passing completions for Rivers.

WR T.Y. Hilton’s longest reception UNDER 21.5 yards (-110)

As mentioned above, Rivers isn’t a quarterback who can drive the ball down the field very often anymore. He lacks the necessary velocity to challenge the defense vertically and he hasn’t been a great fit with Pro Bowl WR Hilton. They haven’t been able to connect much down the field and it has cost Hilton dearly when it comes to explosive plays. Take the UNDER on this bet as it would be quite the surprise if Hilton exceeds 22 yards on any one reception.

Taylor to score two or more touchdowns (+260)

If you believe this is going to be a game in which the Colts get out to an early lead, consider betting on Taylor to reach the end zone at least twice. He has scored at least one touchdown in three of the last four games, and he is Indy’s clear-cut workhorse in the red zone. Assuming the Colts move the ball up-and-down the field as we expect, Taylor is a good bet to total OVER 100 yards and score multiple touchdowns against this porous Bengals’ defense.

TE Jack Doyle first Colts TD scorer (+1200)

Typically, backup TE Mo Allie-Cox has been the team’s go-to target in the red zone. However, he will not play in Week 6 as he is dealing with an injury. That means Doyle could see more work near the end zone given his size and hands. At 12-to-1, Doyle is a strong bet to score the team’s first touchdown as the Bengals will likely be keying on Taylor.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Pittsburgh Steelers prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting five Pittsburgh Steelers prop bets to make for their Week 6 home game against the Cleveland Browns.

The Pittsburgh Steelers (4-0) host the Cleveland Browns (4-1) Sunday at Heinz Field at 1 p.m. ET in Week 6. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu.

5 Pittsburgh Steelers prop bets to make in Week 6

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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger OVER 273.5 passing yards (-115)

Roethlisberger’s passing yards total seems to rise every week as he is further and further removed from his elbow injury. In Week 6, he will face a Browns defense that has allowed the third-most passing yards per game this season. To make matters worse, Cleveland will be without their top three safeties in Grant Delpit, Karl Joseph and Ronnie Harrison Jr. Look for the veteran quarterback to carve up this young secondary and approach 300 yards in the AFC North matchup.

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Steelers RB James Conner UNDER 90.5 total yards (-115)

Over the last few weeks, we have seen the Steelers rotate their running backs more than usual. Rookie RB Anthony McFarland even saw some touches in Week 5, splitting time with RBs Conner and Benny Snell. Look for Conner to continue to see the most work for the Steelers, but for him to come Under the 90.5 yardage total in Week 5. It’s also worth noting that Cleveland has allowed the third-fewest rushing yards in the NFL through their first five games. It could be tough sledding for Pittsburgh’s rushing attack on Sunday.

Roethlisberger’s longest completion OVER 36.5 passing yards (-115)

With several of the Browns’ top defensive backs out, look for Roethlisberger to attack this secondary down the field. Pittsburgh has several targets who can create explosive plays in the passing game, including WRs James Washington and Chase Claypool. Expect Roethlisberger to have multiple 40+ yard completions in this contest.

Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster OVER 55.5 receiving yards (-115)

After a fantastic start to his career, fourth-year WR Smith-Schuster has been in a bit of a slump as of late. However, he gets a fantastic matchup in Week 6 as Cleveland has struggled to stop slot receivers all season long. With WR Diontae Johnson out and Roethlisberger likely needing to get rid of the ball quickly, this could easily be a six or seven-catch game for Smith-Shuster. Look for him to easily exceed 55.5 receiving yards if Roethlisberger hits the 273.5-yard passing total as we previously mentioned.

Claypool first Pittsburgh TD scorer (+450)

After scoring four touchdowns last week, can rookie Claypool reach the end zone first for the Steelers in Week 6? It’s clear that the Steelers and Roethlisberger love his size and quickness in the red zone and with second-year WR Johnson out of this game, Claypool could see double-digit targets once again. At +450, Claypool is a good bet to reach the end zone first for the Steelers.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 4 New York Giants prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting four New York Giants prop bets to make for their Week 6 home game against the Washington Football Team.

The New York Giants (0-5) hope to get their first win of the season against longtime division rival Washington Football Team (1-4). The game kicks off at 1 p.m. ET at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Below, we give you four player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu.

4 New York Giants prop bets to make in Week 6

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QB Daniel Jones OVER 33.5 pass attempts (-110)

Jones had 33 pass attempts in Week 5 and Over that total in three of the other four games. Opposing quarterbacks have exceeded that total twice this season for Washington.

TE Evan Engram longest reception UNDER 16.5 yards (-115)

Engram’s longest reception this season in a game was 22 yards, which he did once. His longest reception was 16 yards in Week 5.

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RB Devonta Freeman OVER 60.5 rushing yards (-106)

Freeman hit his season-high of 60 last week against the Dallas Cowboys. Washington has had a player go Over 60 rushing yards in three of five games this season.

Giants OVER 1.5 FGs made (-125)

The Giants have made at least two field goals in every game except for Week 1.

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NFL Prop Bets Payday: 5 Tennessee Titans prop bets to make in Week 6

Highlighting five Tennessee Titans prop bets to make for their Week 6 home game against the Houston Texans.

The Tennessee Titans (4-0) gear up for an AFC South divisional battle against the Houston Texans (1-4) at Nissan Stadium in Nashville at 1 p.m. ET. Below, we give you five player/team prop bets to consider from the BetMGM game menu.

5 Tennessee Titans prop bets to make in Week 6

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QB Ryan Tannehill UNDER 262.5 passing yards (-115)

Tannehill has only gone Over that number once this season in four games. The Texans have only allowed a quarterback to surpass that total once this season. Why? The Titans rely on the running game with RB Derrick Henry. It will come down to whether the Titans can be in control of the game, which they have consistently done.

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Henry OVER 103.5 rushing yards (-121)

Henry has rushed for more than 103 yards twice in four games. Houston has allowed 162 or more rushing yards every game but in Week 5, when it limited the Jacksonville Jaguars to 75.

Titans OVER 1.5 FGs made (-176)

The Titans did not need to kick any field goals against the Buffalo Bills, but they attempted 12 in the three prior games and at least two in all three.

Titans OVER 2.5 TDs scored (-223)

Houston has allowed at least three touchdowns in four of five games this season, excluding Week 5 when they gave up two.

UNDER 0.5 TDs in 1st quarter (+110)

Despite a 1-4 start, the Texans have only allowed one first-quarter touchdown this season. The Titans have only scored two.

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NFL Prop Bet Payday: The Week 6 Falling Leaves Edition

Assessing the Week 6 NFL matchups and highlighting the best player prop bets to make based on the odds at BetMGM.

Week 6 is upon us and, as things currently stand, it’s all good with the games that are supposed to be played. Last week, we were introduced to Tuesday Night Football for the second time in 70 years. This week, we’re going to see Monday Afternoon Football. Welcome to 2020.

It’s been a bumpy ride and it looks like it will continue, but we’re seeing a lot of stand-alone games, which is fine by me. Here are five NFL prop bets to make in Week 6 we feel good about bringing you to the pay window.

NFL Week 6 prop bet payday

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Riding the Jefferson Airplane

Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson has emerged as a strong replacement for Stefon Diggs. His strong suit is his route running and getting downfield. Minnesota is likely to get into a passing shootout with the Atlanta Falcons because of their mutually anemic defenses, making Jefferson’s Over/Under for receiving yards – 66.5 yards – too low for what he is capable of doing. Take the OVER 66.5 (-115).

The Andrews Mister

Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews has emerged as the No. 2 receiving threat in the offense, which, if it had its preference, would run the ball every play. The Ravens can both run and throw the ball with relative impunity against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 6.

The Eagles have struggled to contain tight ends and Andrews can exploit that weakness. His Over/Under for receiving yards is 51.5. He will probably need five or six catches to hit that number, but he will get the targets to make it happen. Take the OVER 51.5 (-115).

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The Story of Man Named Brady

Every time Tom Brady plays another Hall of Fame quarterback, the betting odds seem to turn the clock back six or seven years to when they were still building their resumes. He’s going up against Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers in Week 6 and his Over/Under for passing yards is 298.5. That’s a big number for anyone and it’s a huge number for a guy who has to complete 30 or more passes to surpass that number. He may get close but take the UNDER 298.5 (-115).

Malcolm in the Middle

Darrell Henderson is the primary running back for the Los Angeles Rams and rookie Cam Akers is back in the mix, but Malcolm Brown has carved out a spot for himself in the offense that will get him seven or eight carries a game. His Over/Under is just 26.5 rushing yards. That is a small number for a guy who consistently gets to run the ball eight times a game (he’s done that in four of five games). If he pops one run, he hits that number. Take the OVER 26.5 (-115).

Hey, Dude! Let’s Parlay

I’m not a fan of parlay bets because you need too many things to happen to win, but, I saw one this week that looks distinctly possible. In the Cleveland Browns-Pittsburgh Steelers game, the top four wide receivers – Odell Beckham Jr., Jarvis Landry, JuJu Smith-Schuster and Chase Claypool – all need to have 50 or more receiving yards. If they do, the bet comes in at +500. That’s a big return number for something that appears very possible to happen. I will break tradition and play this parlay.

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