The NFL has action for us all day long, starting with a London game at 9: 30 a. m. ET and then ending with the battle between the Cowboys and Packers on Sunday Night Football. We also get a division battle between the Chargers and Chiefs. Betr is offering new users a chance to get $200 in bonuses and four No Sweat Bets when using promo code FOXNEWS.
Here are some suggestions for wagers on the games today, two player props for each game:
Kenneth Walker III - Kansas City Chiefs - RB - Walker has been phenomenal for the Chiefs since joining the team in free agency during the offseason. He has been an instant difference-maker for the club. He has scored six total touchdowns, and two in three of the four games he has played. He has also run the ball 18 or more times in all four games. Give me the over 18. 5 rush attempts against a Chargers team that has struggled to stop anyone.
Justin Herbert - Los Angeles Chargers - QB - Herbert made headlines in the offseason for getting engaged to Madison Beer. Unfortunately, it seems like that’s the only thing he did because he has regressed significantly this year. He has seven interceptions and five touchdowns this season, getting at least one of each in every game. In 11 career games against the Chiefs, Herbert has thrown 31 or more times in six of them. However, he has done it just once in the past six games, against Kansas City, and he has only done it twice this season.
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MarShawn Lloyd - Green Bay Packers - RB - The Packers still don’t have a very good running game, but the Cowboys have the worst rushing defense in the league. Lloyd finally got going last week, but only got 31 yards on 10 carries. He did find the end zone twice, though. Against a Cowboys team that has allowed five touchdowns on the ground, Lloyd is a good look for a touchdown.
JaVonte Williams - Dallas Cowboys - RB - The Packers' rushing defense hasn’t been great either. They are in the bottom third of the league in rushing defense, but they’ve allowed eight touchdowns to opposing running backs. The anytime touchdown is at -200, which is a high price to pay, but Williams could find the end zone. His yardage is a bit too high, though. He is averaging fewer than 60 yards per game, and his total is listed at 71. 5. Dallas doesn’t look to run the ball enough to justify playing the over.
Odds subject to change