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I’ve taken tonight’s most popular NFL player props on DraftKings Sportsbook and broken down exactly why the public is so fond of these, helping you make informed picks ahead of Thursday night’s clash between the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys.
TODAY’S MOST BET NFL PLAYER PROPS
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BREAK IT DOWN:
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George Pickens Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+125): The blossoming of George Pickens this season has honestly been one of my favorite storylines. Even with an elite WR like CeeDee Lamb in the building, Pickens hasn’t exactly faded into the background. Sure, Lamb missed three games, but Pickens is still leading every Cowboys pass catcher in targets (105), receiving yards (1,142), and, oh yeah, touchdowns (8). And the scoring opportunities aren’t accidental. Pickens has 17 targets inside the 20 (8th in the league) and three touchdowns inside the 10. The only real wrinkle is Jake Ferguson, who Dak basically treats like his personal red-zone security blanket. Ferguson is tied for the second-most red-zone catches in the entire NFL (14), which explains why Pickens Anytime TD isn’t a gimme. But the trends… Per DraftKings Sportsbook’s Stats Hub, Pickens has scored in four of the Cowboys’ last five road games, and he’s hit 78+ receiving yards in seven straight. Dallas wants the explosive play, and Pickens has quietly become that guy for them. At +125, I’m more than comfortable betting on his momentum carrying over again tonight.
Jameson Williams Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+100): Jameson Williams has quietly stepped into a much bigger role in this Lions offense, becoming a true spark plug for their explosive downfield game. Yes, there are the occasional goose eggs on the stat sheet, but he’s coming off a monster outing against the Packers: seven catches on 10 targets for 144 yards and a score. And that touchdown wasn’t a cheap one either. Williams broke tackles, created space, and reminded everyone just how dangerous he is after the catch. He’s sitting on 331 YAC through 12 games, which pretty much tells the story. With seven touchdowns on the season and a matchup against a Cowboys defense that’s been bleeding points — 28.5 per game (31st) and 3.4 total scores allowed per game (31st) — Jamo finding the end zone feels well within reason. The trends back it up too: Williams has scored in four of Detroit’s last five games. And if Amon-Ra St. Brown, who’s still dealing with that ankle injury from Thanksgiving, sits or ends up limited, there’s a real chance Williams sees another bump in opportunity.
Jahmyr Gibbs 2+ Touchdowns (+225): Gibbs Anytime TD is a little too chalk for my taste, so let’s level up. The Alabama product has played his way into that best-in-the-league conversation among running backs, stacking 10 rushing touchdowns (T-4th) and 1,019 yards (4th) this season. Gibbs’ combination of elite speed, joystick cuts, and downhill burst makes him a threat from literally anywhere on the field. And when it comes to scoring? That feels like second nature at this point. Here’s the wild stat: Gibbs has recorded more multi-touchdown games (4) this season than games with just one score (3). The trends get even better. The 23-year-old has scored 2+ touchdowns in each of the Lions’ last five home games when the total has closed at 50 or higher, and tonight’s number sits at 54.5. In a massive Thursday Night showdown with real NFC playoff implications, Gibbs is going to be hunting the end zone. And honestly? I get why the public’s riding him to find it twice.
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Taking the most-bet player props individually is always an option, but why not roll them into a Same Game Parlay and get in on all the action at once? It’s a fun way to tie everything together, but this time, I’m parlaying two Anytime TDs and taking Gibbs 2+ touchdowns individually — feel free to tag along.
George Pickens Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+125)
Jameson Williams Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+100)
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Jahmyr Gibbs 2+ Touchdowns (+225)
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