Week 5 of the college football season has a great slate of Saturday games. These are the best college football player prop bets to consider on DraftKings Sportsbook for Alabama vs. Georgia, one of the biggest games of the day.
Alabama vs. Georgia Player Props
Germie Bernard Anytime TD (+130)
Germie Bernard has been fantastic for Alabama so far this season. The senior wide receiver transferred from Washington to Alabama with Kalen DeBoer in 2024. Ryan Williams was the receiver who got national acclaim last season for Alabama, but Bernard actually led the team in receptions and had almost as many yards as Williams. So far in 2025, it’s Bernard who leads the Crimson Tide in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. The duo of Bernard and Williams is so hard to stop, but defenses often give extra attention to Williams, opening the door for Bernard. He has four total touchdowns this season, including one on the ground.
This Georgia secondary can be attacked, as evidenced in the shootout between these teams last season. Last season, Alabama put up 41 points against Georgia, including a Germie Bernard touchdown. Georgia is top-ten in the nation in defensive EPA/rush, but ranks 97th in defensive EPA/pass. Kalen DeBoer should not be afraid to call deep shots against this Bulldogs’ defense. Bernard has four touchdowns over his past two games and scored one against Georgia last season. At these odds, it’s a great bet to back Bernard to find the end zone in this game in Athens.
Nate Frazier 60+ Rushing Yards (-102)
Last season, Trevor Etienne transferred in from Florida to be Georgia’s star running back. True freshman Nate Frazier was expected to back up Etienne and then be the guy for Georgia in 2025. However, due to injury issues and struggling production from Etienne, Frazier took the role over a year early. He ended up being Georgia’s leading rusher last season and has hit the ground running in his sophomore campaign. Frazier had his strongest game of the season so far last time out against Tennessee, rushing for 73 yards.
Georgia should rely on Frazier heavily in this game. Unlike Georgia’s defense, Alabama’s weakness has been stopping the run. They rank 66th in defensive EPA/rush, compared to 31st in defensive EPA/pass. In Alabama’s Week 1 loss to Florida State, they gave up 230 yards on the ground. Gunner Stockton played well at Tennessee, but he is still a relatively inexperienced quarterback. The Bulldogs should lean on their running game, led by Frazier, to move the ball against Alabama. Leaning on the running game also keeps the ball out of Ty Simpson’s hands. Frazier has cleared this number in back-to-back games and should make it three straigth against Alabama.
