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Best player prop bets to consider for Vikings vs. Broncos in NFL Week 11

Best player prop bets to consider for Vikings vs. Broncos in NFL Week 11

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By: Spencer Limbach

The Denver Broncos will host the Minnesota Vikings for Sunday Night Football in Week 11 of the NFL season. Kickoff from Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, CO is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET on Sunday, November 19 while airing on NBC.

Below, we’ll run through our top props for this primetime matchup while looking at the prop betting lines and odds at DraftKings Sportsbook.

Vikings vs. Broncos player prop bets

T.J. Hockenson — Anytime TD (+295)

Hockenson is having a fantastic season, and he hasn’t slowed down with new QB Joshua Dobbs under center. The Vikings TE is coming off a confident performance with 11 catches, 134 yards, and one touchdown on 15 targets last week against the New Orleans Saints. Currently, Hockenson has seen 15 red zone targets this season, which is tied with Buffalo Bills WR Stefon Diggs for 7th most in the NFL.

On top of that, the matchup looks nice for Hockenson. Denver ranks 32nd in pass DVOA and 26th in DVOA to the tight end position. I like the value we are catching with +295 odds for an anytime touchdown, and I may even sprinkle some on Hockenson to score the first touchdown of the game at +1600 odds.

Joshua Dobbs — over 30.5 rush yards (-120)

Speaking of Dobbs, the new Vikings quarterback has been running for his life while racking up 66 and 44 rushing yards respectively in his first two games with Minnesota. That’s no fluke either, as Dobbs went over 30.5 rushing yards in five of his eight starts with the Arizona Cardinals this season. Denver’s defense has improved in the last month, but it’s still vulnerable on the ground, and Dobbs will have plenty of chances to get creative with his legs.

Wil Lutz — over 1.5 FG made (+100)

Lutz had quite the adventure last week at the Buffalo Bills — missing an extra point and then the game-winning field goal. However, he got a second opportunity to win the game after a Buffalo penalty and took full advantage.

Because of that, Lutz was a perfect 4-for-4 on field goals last week, and he has made at least two field goals in five of eight games this season while averaging 2.13 makes per contest. He has gotten at least two field goal attempts in all but one game this season, and I like him to hit the over on this prop once again.