There are a lot of players set up for big performances in Week 6. Here is how to bet on their player props on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Washington vs. Michigan: Will Rogers o1.5 Passing TDs (-125)
I am going back to well for the fourth time this season. Aside from the Arkansas State game, I have bet Michigan’s opposing quarterback to go over their touchdown passes in their past four games. Texas’ Quinn Ewers, USC’s Miller Moss and Minnesota’s Max Brosmer all went over their passing touchdown prop against the Wolverines. Michigan only ranks 60th in the nation in EPA/pass and teams seem more inclined to attack them through the air in the red zone rather than trying to run on their defensive front.
Rogers has thrown two touchdown passes in each of Washington’s two Big Ten games so far this season. Washington ranks 11th in the country in EPA/pass, and should be able to move the ball through the air against Michigan. I am betting on Rogers to throw two or more touchdown passes in this game where they will need him to play well to beat the #10 team in the country.
Vanderbilt vs. Alabama: Diego Pavia Anytime TD (+175)
Diego Pavia has brought some real life to the Vanderbilt program. They have beaten Virginia Tech this season already and they went to overtime with Missouri in their last game. This offense is the most dangerous Vanderbilt offense in a long time and Alabama is in a major let-down spot here after their dramatic win over Georgia last week. While Alabama was in an instant classic, Vanderbilt was on the bye week and coming up with creative ways to try to compete with the best team in the country. Pavia is a great runner and could find some cracks in the Alabama defense on a broken play, and Vanderbilt will also have some designed runs to get Pavia on the move in this game.
Georgia vs. Auburn: Lawson Luckie Anytime TD (+300)
Lawson Luckie is the backup tight end for the Bulldogs but he has now scored a touchdown in back-to-back games that he has featured in. He is becoming a guy that Carson Beck can look at with sure hands in the end zone as Beck also found him on a 2-point conversion in the game against Alabama. Georgia’s starting tight end, Oscar Delp, has been very disappointing so far this season and appears to be more of a blocker than a receiver. Luckie’s role should continue to expand as Delp’s role diminishes and in a game where Georgia is liable for an offensive explosion, this is great value on Luckie to score a touchdown.
Texas A&M vs. Missouri: Le’Veon Moss o64.4 Rushing Yards (-120)
Missouri is yet to face a really dangerous rushing attack this season and Texas A&M has just that. With the quarterback changes in College Station, Le’Veon Moss has been the reliable guy in the Texas A&M offense this season. He has rushed for at least 70 yards in every game this season and is averaging 94.2 yards per game on the ground. The Aggies coaching staff will want to get the ball in this guy’s hands a lot to control the game against Missouri and he should get plenty of touches to go comfortably over this number.
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