Josh Larky, Ryan Reynolds and Ben Wolbransky each name five of their favorite player props for Week 17 in the NFL:
He’s been over this number 10 of his last 12 games, with at least seven targets in his past six.
Last week, when the Rams beat the Broncos, Akers had 23 carries, 118 yards and three touchdowns. But prior to this game, he has been under this number each week.
Cleveland allows 5.2 yards per carry to running backs, per The Edge. The Browns’ pass defense has been lights out the past six games (6.0 yards per attempt). Their path to winning this game is running the ball.
Edwards had 13 carries for 66 yards against the Steelers in early December.
The Chiefs have allowed more than two passing touchdowns per game. Their offense forces you to pass to keep up.
He’s beaten this number seven times this season, including against the Texans in early October.
Cooks returned to action last week and saw nine targets. He’s beaten this in 7 of 11 games.
I think from a game-planning standpoint, the biggest advantage the Browns have is their dynamic tight end David Njoku.
London has at least nine targets in his last three games, and he eclipsed this number in each of those.
The Packers are allowing the sixth-most rushing yards this season.
Minnesota allows the most passing yards to quarterbacks, that’s really it.
Over the last three weeks, Akers has led the Rams’ running back room by a wide margin and has looked really good as a receiver.
Singletary has hit this in 11 of 15 games and Cincinnati has allowed it in 9 of 15 games.
His 27% target share is higher when Sam Darnold is the quarterback. He’s been fun over the last month and they are chasing the division title
While Jerick McKinnon has been the receiving guy, Pacheco has been the rusher. He has eclipsed this number five times since Clyde Edwards-Helaire got injured
Many fantasy championships are this weekend, so there’s never been a better time to have an edge. Josh Fewster says these three rookies all should be in your fantasy football lineups in NFL Week 17.
Starting two running backs from the same team isn’t normally an advisable strategy in fantasy football, but against the Houston Texans’ league-worst rushing defense, Maxx Forde says owners should be playing the Commanders’ Brian Robinson Jr. AND Antonio Gibson this week.
