Week 6 of the college football season continues with a great Saturday slate. These are the best player prop bets to consider on DraftKings Sportsbook for Saturday of Week 6.
Week 6 Prop Bets
Clemson vs. UNC: Antonio Williams 60+ Receiving Yards (+120)
Antonio Williams finally made his return for Clemson against Syracuse. Cade Klubnik’s star receiver missed the first three games of the season, and although he came back for the Syracuse game, it might be too late for Clemson’s season. They sit at 1-3 through four games, with their season essentially over before Williams could get going. That being said, Williams is working to improve his draft stock the rest of the season, so there should be no drop-off in his play. Last season, Williams had 75 catches for over 900 yards. He should get back to that pace again this season. After the Syracuse game, Clemson had a bye week, allowing Williams to get into a real rhythm with Cade Klubnik after missing so much time. UNC ranks 74th in the nation in defensive EPA/pass. Williams should get to at least 60 receiving yards against this defense as Clemson looks to salvage anything they can from this season.
Louisville vs. UVA: Miller Moss 300+ Passing Yards (-107)
Miller Moss transferred to Louisville from USC during the offseason. Jeff Brohm turned Tyler Shough into a second-round draft pick last season at Louisville, and Moss was hoping that Brohm could do the same for him. After a slow start, Moss finally looked like the guy that Louisville fans hoped he would be. In the team’s first ACC game of the season, Moss had 339 passing yards and three touchdowns. That makes it back-to-back 300+-yard passing games for Moss. He should be able to make it three in a row against UVA. The Cavaliers are coming off their incredible upset win over Florida State, and this could be a bit of a hungover effort from them. The UVA defense has major issues in general, ranking 100th in the nation in defensive EPA/drive. This is a big game for Louisville, and Moss should put on a show, going for over 300 yards once again.
Alabama vs. Vanderbilt: Germie Bernard Anytime TD (-120)
Germie Bernard has been a superstar for Alabama this season. Sophomore sensation Ryan Williams steals the headlines in Tuscaloosa, but Bernard leads the team in receptions, receiving yards and total touchdowns. Bernard has five touchdowns over his past three games, including one on the ground. Bernard came to Alabama from Washington, along with Kalen DeBoer. DeBoer and his offensive coordinator, Ryan Grubb, who was also with him at Washington, trust Bernard implicitly. They will get the ball into Bernard’s by any means necessary and allow him to make plays. Ryan Williams gets so much attention from opposing defenses that it often opens up space for Bernard to break free. Vanderbilt has been incredible on offense this season, but its secondary has major flaws. The Commodores rank 98th in the country in defensive EPA/pass. Ty Simpson should look to push the ball down the field and hit targets like Bernard in this game. Whether it is on a deep shot, a trick play, a run or a simple red zone passing play, Bernard should find the end zone in this game.