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Washington vs. New York: Notable DraftKings Predictions Markets for Thursday, November 12

Washington vs. New York: Notable DraftKings Predictions Markets for Thursday, November 12

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By: Andy Silva

Division-leading New York welcomes Washington to MetLife Stadium on Thursday looking to avoid another tie.

That’s right, these two teams couldn’t decide a winner in their only other meeting this season back in Week 5 in Washington. Washington led 12-3 at halftime, but New York took 24 of the next 39 points. After 60 minutes plus a scoreless overtime, neither team could pull ahead and the game ended with the scoreboard reading 27-27.

Washington has thrown a single interception this season (the fewest in pro football), and Jayden Daniels has gone 180 attempts without one. One thing to keep an eye on: Washington converts 31.1% of its third downs, which is last in the league.

On the other side, New York allows 177.8 passing yards per game, third in the NFL, and 301.4 total yards, fifth. But when opponents get into the red zone they find pay dirt to the tune of 78.9% (15 touchdowns in 19 trips), which is the worst mark in football.

Here’s a look at some of the notable markets on DraftKings Predictions for the Washington vs. New York game on Thursday night.

Notable Washington and New York Markets on DraftKings Predictions

Thursday Night Game Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • New York is 5-2-1 and Washington is 2-5-1; they are the only two teams in the NFL with a tie, and it came against each other
  • New York and Washington tied 27-27 at Northwest Stadium in Week 5, with Washington ahead 12-3 at halftime and neither team scoring in overtime
  • New York is 2-0-1 in NFC East play, the only team in the division without a division loss; Washington is 1-2-1
  • Both teams have played eight games; New York is plus-10 on point differential and Washington is minus-30
  • New York scores 22.8 points per game (16th) and allows 21.5 (12th); Washington scores 21.5 (21st) and allows 25.2 (24th)
  • New York is fifth in the NFL in total yards allowed (301.4 per game) and third in passing yards allowed (177.8)
  • New York allows touchdowns on 78.9% of opponent red zone trips (15 of 19), the highest rate in the NFL
  • Washington converts 31.1% of its third downs (33-for-106), last in the NFL; New York is 11th at 40.4%
  • Washington has thrown one interception all season, the fewest in the NFL, and has five total turnovers, second-fewest
  • New York has been sacked 27 times, the sixth-most in the NFL; Washington has been sacked 20 times
  • New York scores touchdowns on 68.2% of its red zone trips (sixth); Washington converts 52.4% (23rd)
  • Washington allows 240.0 passing yards per game (30th) and a 96.5 opponent passer rating (23rd)
  • New York is 3-1 at MetLife Stadium; Washington is 2-1-1 at Northwest Stadium, 0-3 in true road games and 0-1 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
  • New York has 59 penalties for 510 yards; Washington has 61 for 468

Source: Sportradar NFL

TD Scorer Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • Isaiah Likely’s six receiving touchdowns are tied for fifth in the NFL, and his six total touchdowns are tied for 18th
  • Likely has 46 catches on 69 targets for 448 yards with nine red zone targets, the most of any player in this game
  • Cam Skattebo leads the game with 12 red zone carries, and he has 98 carries for 418 yards with two rushing touchdowns
  • Stefon Diggs has five receiving touchdowns, tied for ninth in the NFL, on 49 targets and five red zone targets
  • Malik Nabers has two touchdowns on 78 targets and eight red zone targets
  • Rachaad White has three touchdowns (one rushing, two receiving) on five red zone carries and four red zone targets
  • Jayden Daniels has two rushing touchdowns on five red zone carries
  • Devin Singletary has one rushing and one receiving touchdown in five games
  • Treylon Burks has two receiving touchdowns in six games on 22 targets at 19.4 yards per catch
  • Chig Okonkwo has no touchdowns on 31 targets in six games, with one red zone target
  • Austin Ekeler has no touchdowns on 24 carries and eight targets in five games
  • Antonio Williams has one receiving touchdown on 39 targets; Malachi Fields has one on 35 targets and four red zone targets
  • Washington’s five rushing touchdowns belong to Jacory Croskey-Merritt (two), Daniels (two) and White (one); New York has six, with two each from Skattebo and Tyrone Tracy Jr.
  • New York has allowed 14 passing touchdowns and seven rushing; Washington has allowed 16 passing and seven rushing

Source: Sportradar NFL

Pass Yards O/U Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • Daniels is 115-for-180 for 1,250 yards with seven touchdowns and no interceptions, a 97.2 rating that ranks 10th in the NFL
  • No quarterback in the league has thrown more passes without an interception; Daniels’s 180 attempts are more than double the next-closest, Drew Lock’s 76
  • Daniels averages 208.3 passing yards per game (21st) on 63.9% completions (17th) and 6.9 yards per attempt (18th), with 702 air yards and a 53-yard long
  • J.J. McCarthy is 43-for-68 for 622 yards with one touchdown and one interception in four games, a 91.7 rating at 155.5 yards per game
  • McCarthy has been sacked nine times in four games and has 415 air yards with a 49-yard long
  • New York quarterbacks have been sacked 27 times, sixth-most in the NFL; Daniels has been sacked 16 times
  • New York allows 177.8 passing yards per game, third in the NFL, and an 87.0 opponent passer rating, 11th
  • Washington allows 240.0 passing yards per game, 30th in the NFL
  • Deonte Banks has 10 passes defended, fourth in the NFL; Amik Robertson has nine, tied for fifth
  • Jevón Holland has three interceptions for New York, tied for seventh in the NFL; Rasul Douglas has two for Washington
  • New York has 16 sacks (24th) and Washington has 17 (19th); Arvell Reese leads New York with four

Source: Sportradar NFL

Rush Yards O/U Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • Skattebo has 98 carries for 418 yards at 4.27 per attempt with two touchdowns, 20th in the NFL in rushing yards and 17th at 59.7 per game
  • Skattebo has 201 yards after contact, five broken tackles, 22 rushing first downs and a 42-yard run that is tied for 11th-longest in the NFL
  • Daniels has 31 carries for 252 yards at 8.13 per attempt with two touchdowns and a 38-yard long
  • White has 54 carries for 228 yards at 4.22 per attempt, 21st in the NFL in yards per rush, with 115 yards after contact and four broken tackles
  • Ekeler has 24 carries for 83 yards at 3.46 per attempt in five games
  • Singletary has 39 carries for 111 yards at 2.85 per attempt with a touchdown and a 30-yard long in five games
  • McCarthy has nine carries for 51 yards at 5.67 per attempt
  • Washington averages 118.2 rushing yards per game (11th) at 4.5 per carry (eighth); New York averages 112.1 (17th) at 3.87 (23rd)
  • New York allows 123.6 rushing yards per game (21st) at 4.69 per carry (27th); Washington allows 102.2 (12th) at 3.91 (11th)
  • Croskey-Merritt has 67 carries for 239 yards with two touchdowns in five games
  • Najee Harris has 31 carries for 99 yards and Tracy has 19 for 55 with two touchdowns
  • Both teams have run the ball a nearly identical number of times: New York 232 attempts, Washington 210
  • New York’s longest run of the season is 42 yards and Washington’s is 38

Source: Sportradar NFL

Rec Yards O/U Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • Nabers has 53 catches on 78 targets for 648 yards, 11th in the NFL, at 81.0 per game, 10th, with two touchdowns and a 46-yard long
  • Nabers is seventh in the NFL in receptions and ninth in targets; he and Likely account for 147 of New York’s 260 targets
  • Likely has 46 catches on 69 targets for 448 yards and six touchdowns, with 150 yards after the catch and three drops
  • Diggs has 30 catches on 49 targets for 303 yards and five touchdowns at 43.3 per game, with 104 yards after the catch and five drops
  • Antonio Williams has 26 catches on 39 targets for 284 yards and a touchdown in eight games
  • Okonkwo has 23 catches on 31 targets for 239 yards in six games, with 101 yards after the catch and no drops
  • Burks has 12 catches on 22 targets for 233 yards and two touchdowns in six games, at 19.4 per catch with a 53-yard long
  • Fields has 19 catches on 35 targets for 288 yards and a touchdown at 15.2 per reception, 17th in the NFL
  • Darnell Mooney has 12 catches on 26 targets for 167 yards and no touchdowns, plus four carries for 28 yards
  • White has 18 catches on 21 targets for 129 yards and two touchdowns, with 130 yards after the catch
  • Terry McLaurin has 15 catches on 27 targets for 230 yards and a touchdown in five games
  • Singletary has 10 catches for 63 yards and a touchdown; Skattebo has 11 for 76 and Ekeler six for 48
  • Van Jefferson has five catches for 58 yards and a touchdown in three games; Theo Johnson has four for 55 and a touchdown in six
  • New York allows 177.8 passing yards per game, third in the NFL; Washington allows 240.0, 30th

Source: Sportradar NFL

Division Winner Markets

Pricing reflects market sentiment. Subject to change.

Stats

  • New York is 5-2-1 and priced at 62%, the only team in the NFC East without a division loss at 2-0-1
  • Dallas is 4-5 and priced at 29%, with the most points scored in the division (246, 27.3 per game) and the most allowed (236)
  • Washington is 2-5-1 and priced at 11%; Philadelphia is 2-7 and priced at 2%
  • New York and Dallas are both plus-10, the only non-negative point differentials in the division
  • Philadelphia has scored 148 points, 16.4 per game, the fewest in the division; Washington has scored 172
  • Washington beat Philadelphia 27-10 at home in Week 8 and lost in Philly, 24-22, in Week 1
  • Dallas beat Washington 37-20 in Week 2 and Philadelphia 38-21 in Week 7
  • New York beat Dallas 28-20 at MetLife Stadium in Week 1 and won at Philadelphia 19-11 in Week 9
  • New York has allowed 172 points, the fewest in the division; Dallas has allowed 236, the most

Source: Sportradar NFL

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Andy Silva has been with DraftKings since 2018. A 2006 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Andy worked as a copy editor for North of Boston Media Group and then the Boston Herald prior to joining DraftKings. He is a lifelong sneakerhead going back to the heyday of Michael Jordan in the 1990s. His all-time favorites are the Air Jordan 11 and the Air Max Penny 1. Follow him on Twitter at @ByAndySilva and on BlueSky at @byandysilva.bsky.social.
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