We just had a clean sweep week, going 3-0 for NFL player props. Taking the record to 11-1-12 and a small loss of (–0.4) units.
- Dallas Goedert kicked off with a (+225) Anytime Touchdown winner for the Philadelphia Eagles.
- The New England Patriots stock continued to rise with Drake Maye flying over the passing yards for profits once again for readers.
- Lastly, for Isiah Pacheco, we selected under his combined rushing and receiving yards total for Kansas.
After being on the unfavorable end of several narrow yardage outcomes in recent weeks, this time our selection proved successful as Pacheco finished with 58 yards, staying beneath the 59.5 threshold.
Let’s try our luck with the NFL player props week 9.
NFL Prop Bets Week 9 At-a-glance
Before reviewing the NFL prop bets for Week 9, note that a potential free-scoring clash between the Cowboys and Cardinals has resulted in the anytime touchdown pick.
Considering weather forecasts is important for the game between the Bills and Chiefs. It is also worth noting when to go against consensus, as shown in the under passing yards selection.
We analyzed key games using current data and live odds to identify value plays. Here are our top player props for NFL Week 9.
Cowboys’ George Pickens (Anytime Touchdown +140)
Arizona Cardinals vs. Dallas Cowboys – Monday, November 03, 08:15 PM EDT
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is having a cracking campaign and looks set for a big NFL Week 9 against the Arizona Cardinals.
Averaging over 80 receiving yards per game and six touchdowns in those eight matches, he looks bound to be in troublesome form against a below-average defense for the Cardinals.
The Arizona Cardinals are notoriously weak against the pass, which accounts for Pickens’ receiving yards being set higher than normal. Nevertheless, value remains on the wide receiver scoring his seventh touchdown of the campaign.
Patriots’ Drake Maye (Under 231.5 Passing Yards -110)
Atlanta Falcons vs. New England Patriots – Sunday, November 02, 01:00 PM EDT
Drake May continues to impress further with each week of the NFL season, and already this column has profited twice from the twenty-three-year-old quarterback.
What is noticeable about Maye is how his passing yards drop to their lowest when playing the easier teams. It is plausible that, like all good franchises, they are looking after their quarterback when they get the opportunity.
In NFL week 9, the Atlanta Falcons’ strong pass defense could make a difference, and we are looking to take advantage of this matchup.
Sometimes you must swim against the tide in betting; to utilize the changing value, we are going under Drake Maye’s passing yards.
Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes (Over 27.5 Rushing Yards -110)
Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills – Sunday, November 02, 04:25 PM EDT
When Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen compete, it represents a notable contest between two of the premier quarterbacks in the current NFL landscape.
Their previous meetings have consistently highlighted high-caliber performances from both athletes, and a similar level of excellence is anticipated in their upcoming encounter.
In their recent games against the Washington Commanders and Las Vegas Raiders, the Chiefs were strong favorites and reduced Mahomes’ rushing workload. Against the Buffalo Bills, every rushing yard counts.
Mahomes is likely to take more risks running the ball and could even score a touchdown.
I would not put you off the player anytime touchdown at (+250), but we are going the more conventional rushing yards over.
Week 9 Player Props: Key Takeaways
Our NFL player props week 9 picks spotlight a potentially high-scoring game in Dallas for the Anytime Touchdown value pick. We swim against the tide and oppose Drake Maye, after twice profiting from the elite quarterback’s passing yards.
Our favorite play is Patrick Mahomes for value and usage, with one prediction and another suggested.
Check out an active account at a top sportsbook while reviewing injury updates and line changes before betting. Explore Week 9 NFL player props to uncover value in each game.
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