Week 14 of the NFL season has been home to some crazy games and wild finishes, and it’s not over yet!
The Cincinnati Bengals are taking on the Dallas Cowboys tonight, a game high on people’s radars heading into the season.
However, the Bengals have gotten unlucky in the win column, and the Cowboys have been hit with the injury bug. With this in mind, this game might not be the best on paper, but we believe that there can still be some great individual player performances, which is why we’ve put together our top picks from the player props market. Let’s get after it!
Live player props data coming soon for Joe Burrow.
Joe Burrow UNDER 276.5 Passing Yards
Joe Burrow has been balling out lately. He’s thrown for over 300 yards in his past three games, putting up a 428-yard, four-touchdown performance against the Baltimore Ravens.
While this trend might indicate that we should take the over on his passing total tonight, we’re going in the other direction. Burrow and the Bengals could jump out to an early lead against the Cowboys, and if that’s the case, he will likely not throw much in the later stages of the third and fourth quarters.
We can’t rely on him to have a fourth-straight strong game, so we’re fading the over in this spot as a result.
Live player props data coming soon for CeeDee Lamb.
CeeDee Lamb OVER 65.5 Receiving Yards
The Cowboys might not have a great chance to make the playoffs, but they are still mathematically alive, which gives them hope heading into this game.
If they find themselves in a negative game script, they will likely pass the ball a lot against the Bengals, a defense that gives up the sixth-most passing yards per game. When they do pass the ball a lot, CeeDee Lamb tends to see a majority of the team’s target share, giving us confidence that he’ll have a big game tonight.
Seeing that he only had six yards against the New York Giants last week, look for Lamb to have a monster performance, potentially achieving 100+ yards.
Live player props data coming soon for Chase Brown.
Chase Brown OVER 74.5 Rushing Yards
Chase Brown has been one of the most unexpected running backs in the league this year. The Bengals weren’t sure what their running game was going to look like without Joe Mixon, but Brown has been a breath of fresh air for this team.
He’s averaging 4.5 yards per carry on the season, and while he doesn’t always have monster games, Brown is great when given the opportunity.
Because we think this game could get out of hand quickly, we believe that the Bengals will give Brown plenty of run, easily achieving the 75 rushing yard mark.
