There are some exciting games in Week 9 that should feature some electric offensive performances. Here is how to bet on their player props on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Washington vs. Indiana: Giles Jackson o56.5 Receiving Yards (-120)
Giles Jackson has consistently stepped up for QB Will Rogers at Washington this season. Jackson has cleared this prop in six out of seven games this season and has the ability to burst way over this number. Indiana has been amazing this season, but the offense is much stronger than the defense. Opposing star receivers, such as Bryce Kirtz at Northwestern who had 128 yards, have had a lot of success against Indiana. Jackson will need to rip off some big plays for Washington to contend with Indiana’s defense so look for him to be the go-to guy for Will Rogers.
New Mexico vs. Colorado State: Devon Dampier Anytime TD (-105)
Devon Dampier is an electric dual-threat quarterback and he should be able to rack up some rushing yards against Colorado State and eventually find the end zone. Dampier has ten rushing touchdowns in seven games this season and his legs have been the go-to approach for New Mexico when they get into the red zone. Dampier should have a lot of success against a bad Colorado State defense and rush for at least one touchdown.
TCU vs. Texas Tech: Jack Bech o84.5 Receiving Yards (-125)
TCU vs. Texas Tech is set to be a back-and-forth shootout between two high-powered passing offenses. Texas Tech is the 118th-ranked passing defense when it comes to EPA and TCU should be able to shred them. TCU QB Josh Hoover should throw all over this secondary and Jack Bech has been his most reliable receiver all season. Bech has faced back-to-back really good defenses, but in the three conference games prior to that, Bech averaged 165.6 receiving yards per game. This Texas Tech secondary should allow Bech to have some explosive plays.
Texas A&M vs. LSU: Le’Veon Moss o89.5 Rushing Yards (-120)
LSU’s defense is 98th in the country in EPA/play and they have been thrashed by almost every team they have played. Ole Miss and South Carolina both had their lead running backs clear 100 yards rushing against this LSU defense. Moss has been fantastic this year, averaging over 96 rushing yards per game. He has rushed for over 100 yards in three out of four SEC games so far this season, and he should be able to do so again against LSU.
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