We’re already heading into Week 4 of the NFL season with another excellent Thursday Night Football matchup. The Cardinals and Seahawks will face each other in an NFC West rivalry contest.
The two teams are 2-1 with their only losses being against fellow NFC West team, the San Francisco 49ers.
There are a plethora of ways to get involved in the action on DraftKings Sportsbook, including player props for players such as Marvin Harrison Jr.
Here are my top Harrison prop bets on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Best Marvin Harrison Jr. Prop Bets on DraftKings Sportsbook
Harrison seemed primed for a breakout sophomore season after his Week 1 performance. He had 71 yards and a touchdown while catching 5-of-6 targets. Since then, the 2024 No. 4 pick has been disappointing.
He caught 2-of-5 targets for 27 yards in Week 2 and 3-of-6 targets for 44 yards in Week 3. Drops have been an issue for him, and it’s concerning for the Cardinals and fantasy owners moving forward. Arizona plays the Seahawks this week, who have been excellent on defense.
They allow the second fewest points in the NFL and the 14th fewest yards. Keeping teams out of the end zone has been Seattle’s speciality this season, which will make Harrison’s job even more challenging. It’s best to stay away from anytime touchdown bets this week.
Even receptions can be a bit worrisome at over/under 3.5. Harrison’s inability to catch passes at a high rate is concerning. It’s hard to bet his under since he’s the top wide receiver on the team, but it’s also not the best to bet the over with his recent play.
Harrison’s receiving yards line is worth taking, however. The line is set at over/under 45.5, which is very attainable for the second-year pro. Harrison hit this mark in Week 1 and was two yards off in Week 3.
His targets have been consistent each week, and that shouldn’t change in Week 4 against Seattle. While I highlighted the Seahawks defense earlier, they are an average team in terms of yards allowed. They rank 14th overall, but the ranking dips to 20th for strictly passing yards.
Harrison doesn’t have to have a breakout performance to clear this line. He can even do this in just one long reception. Seattle’s defense will bend, allowing for Harrison to hit the over on his yards.