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Best player prop bets to consider for Giants vs. Raiders in NFL Week 9

Best player prop bets to consider for Giants vs. Raiders in NFL Week 9

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By: Spencer Limbach

The Las Vegas Raiders will host the New York Giants in Week 9 of the NFL season. Kickoff from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada is scheduled for 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday, November 5.

Below, we’ll outline our three favorite player props from this game with lines and odds provided by DraftKings Sportsbook.

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Giants vs. Raiders player prop bets

Saquon Barkley — over 76.5 rushing yards (-115)

The Giants are expecting QB Daniel Jones to return for this game, but they’ll still lean heavily on Barkley to carry their offense. That was the case last week as Barkley turned 36 carries into 128 yards against the New York Jets. In fact, Barkley has cleared this prop line of 76.5 rushing yards in three straight games.

The Raiders have allowed the second-most rushing yards to running backs this season, and there’s a good chance that Barkley hits this prop based on volume alone.

Jakobi Meyers — under 50.5 receiving yards (-115)

Meyers is having a very strong season while showing some week-to-week upside. However, it’s worth noting that his best games came with Jimmy Garoppolo at quarterback. With Garoppolo benched and Aidan O’Connell taking over under center, there’s a chance that some of Meyers’ luster wears off.

In one game with O’Connell at quarterback, Meyers had two catches for 33 yards at the Los Angeles Chargers. In another contest with Brian Hoyer at quarterback, he had 7 catches for 50 yards at the Chicago Bears.

There’s a good chance Meyers’ stock continues to trend down as long as Garoppolo is on the bench.

Jalin Hyatt — over 19.5 receiving yards (-115)

As mentioned earlier, Jones is expected to return at quarterback for the Giants. While he hasn’t been great this season, that’s the best-case scenario for the New York receivers.

Enter Hyatt, who could go over his 19.5 receiving yard prop in just one play. Prior to last week’s blunder, Hyatt went over this mark in three of his last four games.

We’ll take the over with such a low total on the board.