NFL SUNDAY WEEK 2 POTD #4🚨🏈 Trey McBride o6.5 Receptions - He’s Brissett’s favorite target‼️ - McBride opened 2026 exactly where he left off, catching 9 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown on 13 targets against the Chargers. Which reinforced that he is still the centerpiece of Arizona’s passing game and Jacoby Brissett’s most trusted option, including new HC Mike LaFluer 📈 - McBride finished with 126 receptions on 169 targets, averaging 7.4 catches and 9.9 targets per game. So a 6.5 reception line actually sits below his 2025 per-game average🚀 - McBride caught 126 of 169 targets last year, a 74.6% catch rate. At that efficiency: 9 targets × 74.6% = 6.7 receptions 10 targets × 74.6% = 7.5 receptions 11 targets × 74.6% = 8.2 receptions - McBride’s last 4 matchups vs Seattle: 12 catches on 15 targets for 133 yards 7 catches on 14 targets for 70 yards 7 catches on 11 targets for 52 yards 9 catches on 13 targets for 127 yards - Across those four games, McBride has averaged 8.75 receptions and 13.25 targets per game against Seattle. That is a massive historical usage edge relative to today’s 6.5 line. - Seattle allowed 105 receptions to tight ends in 2025, the 4th MOST in the NFL so this is a strong matchup 🔨 - Seattle has an elite secondary on the outside to make life difficult for Arizona’s perimeter receivers, which can naturally funnel more of the passing game toward McBride underneath and between the numbers. Seattle’s zone and two-high structures are built to limit explosive boundary throws, so Arizona may be more willing to repeatedly take the high-percentage option routes, crossers and sit routes to McBride for easy receptions🚀 - Simple read: We can expect at least a neutral to passing game script for Arizona with Brissett feeding his favorite target for an easy 7 catches📈 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #NFLProps #NFLDFS #nfl     #fanduel #draftkings    #DFS #NFLPlays

NFL SUNDAY WEEK 2 POTD #3🚨🏈💰 Rome Odunze o2.5 Receptions - Rome thrives vs Pressure‼️ - Odunze caught only 2 of 3 targets for 52 yards in Week 1, but that box score needs context. Chicago scored 59 points, rushed for over 200 yards, and did not need to lean on its passing game for four quarters. Odunze still made a huge 47-yard contested catch, showing the explosiveness remains - More importantly, Odunze was coming off a calf injury and ran a route on only about 60% of Chicago’s dropbacks in the opener. He is off the injury report this week, so I would expect his route participation to rise meaningfully. - We know Minnesota and Brian Flores love the being pressure they led the NFL in Week 1 with a 73.9% blitz rate Last year vs Blitz Odunze dominated: 30% TPRR 32.1% first-read % - Odunze averaged 3.18 receptions per game as a rookie and 3.67 per game in 2025, while seeing 7.5 targets per game last season, giving us a solid floor - Last week we saw Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, Tucker Kraft, and Jayden Reed all finish with 3+ receptions with GB offense looking sluggish. Now we get the electric Bears offense with Ben Johnson scheme ways for his weapons to get open vs this tough Minnesota defense🔨 - Simple read: Rome ran only 58% of routes in Week 1 with a slight calf injury. He has NOT had any injury designation this week and should be a full go and should get back to 70%+ route participation and 3 catches is a low ask 📞📞📞📞📞📞 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #NFLProps #NFLDFS #nfl    #fanduel #draftkings   #DFS #NFLPlays

NFL SUNDAY WEEK 2 POTD#2🚨🏈💰 Jaylen Waddle o11.5 Fantasy - Buy low‼️ - We took Waddle on MNF last week and he saw 2 targets with the Broncos offense looking abysmal across the board, back him to bounce back here - Over in 9/16 games last season averaging 12.1 Fantasy with Miami with Tua as his QB along with one of the worst offenses in the league - Even with those circumstances Waddle was elite on a per-route basis. Among 109 qualifying receivers last season, Waddle ranked 12th in target rate per route, 12th in yards per route run, 7th in first downs per route run, 12th in separation score and 11th in route win rate🚀 - Last season Waddle had a 23.3% overall target share, 41.0% air-yard share and 34.6% first-read target share. His first-read percentage ranked 11th among receivers, which is particularly meaningful because it tells us many of his targets were designed into the quarterback’s progression rather than coming purely from scramble drills or broken plays📈 - He had a 2.32 YPRR and 25.4% TPRR Even if we see some regression he should see elite volume: 32 routes × 24% TPRR = 7.7 targets 34 routes × 24% TPRR = 8.2 targets 36 routes × 24% TPRR = 8.6 targets - Waddle played the 2nd MOST Snaps and still ran routes at an elite rate. Depending on the tracking source, he was around a 93% route participation rate, including a team-high 19 slot snaps giving us obvious floor🚀 - Jacksonville played two-high coverage on 56.7% of its defensive snaps in Week 1. That actually fits Waddle better than some of Denver’s other receivers. Against two-high coverage across 2024–25, Waddle posted roughly a 21% target-per-route-run rate and 1.87 yards per route run📈 - Sean Payton also said earlier this week on Waddle: “He will get his touches” - o3.5 Rec -280 on DK right now love the scoring upside for fantasy score if he sees 4+ catches in this game 🔨 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #NFLProps #NFLDFS #nfl   #fanduel #draftkings  #DFS #NFLPlays

NFL SUNDAY WEEK 2 POTD #1🚨🏈💰 Coker + Robinson o94.5 Rec Yards - This line is too low‼️ - Both players opened 2026 with massive receiving roles. Jalen Coker caught 8 of 9 targets for 138 yards and 2 touchdowns against Chicago, while Bijan Robinson caught 8 passes on 10 targets for 90 yards and a touchdown against Pittsburgh. They combined for 228 receiving yards in Week 1, in their separate games now we get an indoor matchup with a great environment📈 - Coker’s underlying Week 1 profile was legitimately impressive. He earned an 89.3 overall PFF grade and 88.9 receiving grade, caught 8 of 9 targets, averaged 17.3 yards per reception, produced 35 yards after the catch, and had an average depth of target of 14.0 yards. That combination of downfield usage and YAC ability gives him much more yardage upside than a typical possession receiver🚀 - The target efficiency is also excellent. Coker converted 88.9% of his Week 1 targets into receptions while Coker should also avoid Atlanta’s toughest outside coverage for much of the game. A.J. Terrell is far more likely to spend his primary shadow attention on Tetairoa McMillan, Carolina’s true No. 1 boundary receiver, which should leave Coker working more often against Atlanta’s secondary corners and nickel - In 2025, Bijan finished with 79 receptions for 820 yards, averaging 48.2 receiving yards per game and 10.4 yards per reception📈 - In Week 1, Bijan produced receptions of 20+ yards twice, and his 90 receiving yards came at 11.2 yards per catch. That gives him both a high-volume floor and actual explosive-play - Carolina’s Week 1 defense was a disaster overall, allowing 552 total yards and ranking last in the league in total defense after one game. It surrendered 261 passing yards and 291 rushing yards, while allowing +0.34 EPA per play, the second-worst mark in NFL - Bijan’s receiving role could be especially valuable with Cooper Rush under center. Rush has historically been comfortable taking the easy underneath completion, and Carolina’s secondary is one of the strongest parts of its defense with Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson starting outside, plus Chau Smith-Wade in the slot. Rush may be forced to lean more heavily on Bijan through checkdowns, screens and angle routes, giving Robinson a strong path to another 5–7 targets📈 - Coker o3.5 Rec -260 on DK - Robinson o4.5 Rec -160 on DK - If we can get 8+ receptions combined between the two of them I love the floor for this prop with elite upside as well 🚀 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #NFLProps #NFLDFS #nfl  #fanduel #draftkings #DFS #NFLPlays

CHAMBLISS DISCOUNT PAIR 🚨🏈💰 ❤️‍🔥 IF TAILING THIS ONE! 🔨 Hauss Hejny is is a terrific spot tonight vs BYU. Through 2 games he’s averaging 331.5 PR Yards while completing 65.1% of his passes at 8.6 YPA. Hejny also has 124 rushing yards on 12 carries looking electric as a runner in this new CSU offense. BYU 17.5 point favorites, we get a favorable underdog passing game script for Hejny. BYU just allowed Noah Fifita to finish with 268 PR Yards @ Home. o199.5 -266 on DK right now, he’s locked in🚀

CFB SATURDAY POTD #2 🚨🏈💰 Byrum Brown o21.5 Fantasy - He’s matchup proof‼️ - Brown last season at USF was easily one of the most electric QBs in the country going over this fantasy line in 10/12 games averaging 34.6 Fantasy including 7 games with 37+ Fantasy📈 - Through 2 games this season after transferring with his HC Alex Golesh to Auburn, Brown has produced 485 passing yards and 115 rushing yards, giving him 600 total yards of offense finishing with 16 and 33.2 Fantasy while Auburn has opened 2-0🚀 - Brown averaged 84 rushing yards per game in 2025, finishing with 1,008 rushing yards despite being a quarterback. He had individual rushing performances of 162, 121, 136, 109, 111 and 104 yards, so this is not a quarterback who simply scrambles a few times when plays break down his legs are a designed part of the offense - Florida’s defense has been statistically strong so far, allowing only 12 points and 303 total yards per game, but the quality of competition matters. The Gators have faced Florida Atlantic and Campbell — Brown and Auburn will be their first Power-conference matchup - Florida’s pass defense has been more volume-friendly. Opponents have attempted 91 passes in two games, completing 60.4% for 424 yards, or 212 passing yards per game - We get a great game environment with a 53.5 point game total with Florida as 2.5 point favorites giving us the perfect projected game script for Brown📈 - Simple read: Brown is a fantasy score monster, and here in Week 3 he’s starting to look settled into his new school. Keep in mind his fantasy score line in Week 1 closed at 29.5 so this is an insane discount for the highest floor fantasy score QB in the country 📞🔜 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #CFBProps #CFBDFS #collegefootball #fanduel #draftkings #DFS

CFB SATURDAY POTD #1 🚨🏈💰 Kevin Jennings o21.5 Fantasy - Heisman Campaign starts now‼️ - Jennings has been electric to start the season finishing with 30.5 and 33.9 Fantasy through 2 games as he’s been one of the most efficient QBs to start the season completing 40-of-52 passes for 767 yards, 8 touchdowns and 2 interceptions. That’s a 76.9% completion rate, 14.8 yards per attempt, and 383.5 passing yards per game 📈 - SMU offense has been explosive with Jennings is averaging 14.8 yards per attempt, while Louisville has already allowed 514 passing yards through two games, including 9 completions of 15+ yards and 5 completions of 25+ yards - Last season vs Louisville, Jennings completed 29-of-37 passes for 303 yards and 3 passing TDs, then added a rushing touchdown in SMU’s 38-6 win finishing with 30.3 Fantasy📈 - Louisville’s inability to generate pressure is another major plus for Jennings. Through two games, the Cardinals have recorded just 1 sack, which is a serious concern against a quarterback as efficient as Jennings - Louisville’s coverage has also struggled on early downs. Opponents are completing 62.5% of passes on first down for 259 yards and 2 TDs, and 70% on second down for 202 yards and 2 TDs. That matters because SMU’s offense is at its best when Jennings can stay ahead of the sticks and attack vertically off rhythm rather than constantly facing passing plays - We saw Louisville get torched by a mobile, explosive quarterback in Week 1. Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss threw for 336 yards and 3 touchdowns on 21-of-36 passing, averaged 9.3 yards per attempt, and added 60 rushing yards plus another touchdown, finishing with 396 total yards and 4 total TDs in the 41-38 win. Finishing with an easy 35.4 Fantasy + Louisville also failed to sack him even once🔨 - Jennings o1.5 Pass TD -185 on DK right now, with 2+ Pass TDs in his career, he’s over this fantasy score line in 14/19 games averaging 25.7 Fantasy - We get an elite 58.5 game total one of the highest on the slate with a 1.5 point spread in Louisville🔨 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #CFBProps #CFBDFS #collegefootball #fanduel #draftkings #DFS

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MLB FRIDAY POTD 🚨⚾️💰 Elly De La Cruz o6.5 Fantasy - Fantasy Machine‼️ - He’s over this line in 17/L20 games averaging 13.4 Fantasy while hitting .392 with an elite 1.348 OPS over the last 15 days with 7 HR🔨🚀 - Elly is a switch hitter and this season vs RHP he’s hitting .260 with an .811 OPS and tonight facing RHP Clay Holmes who is allowing a 3.59 ERA + .269 wOBA to opposing LH Bats - Holmes has struggled recently, through his two September starts, Holmes has surrendered 10 earned runs, 11 hits and 7 walks in only 10 innings, good for a 9.00 ERA, 1.80 WHIP and .785 OPS allowed📉 - Holmes mainly throws Sinker, Slider and Changeup and Elly vs those 3: Sinker - .382 wOBA 🔨 Slider - .462 wOBA🔨 Changeup - .436 wOBA 🔨 - The environment is another major positive. The game is at Great American Ball Park, one of baseball’s premier home-run environments. That matters considerably for a switch-hitter with Elly’s raw power because one elevated fly ball to right field can immediately cash the entire prop📈📞 #gamblingtwitter #gamblingx #prizepicks #PrizePicksCFB #CFBProps #CFBDFS #collegefootball #fanduel #draftkings        #DFS