Just a quick one from me today, as I’m travelling all day. Hopefully injuries don’t prevent a profit this weekend like Cooper Kupp’s likely did two weeks ago.
Back Caleb And Co.
After a rocky start to his professional career, there were signs of promise from Caleb Williams in week 3.
I’m betting twice on this game, both in favour of the bears, as the Rams have conceded the most yards/pass attempt in the NFL and the second most rushing yards/game.
DJ Moore and Rome Odunze 50+ yards each and Cole Kmet 4+ receptions 12/1
Keenan Allen may return in week 4 for the Bears, but Williams showed a solid report with these three last time out, something I don’t predict he’ll be in a hurry to turn away from.
Cole Kmet made three first-down catches in week 3, tied for first in the league.
Roschon Johnson 75+ rushing/receiving yards and a TD 10/1
D’Andre Swift has been really poor on the ground this year and I think Roschon takes over in a big way this week.
Cardinals To Fly
I missed last week’s betting preview due to my sisters wedding, but if you continued to attack the Washington secondary, you were probably rewarded.
The Commanders have now given up 4 WR1 finishes in 3 weeks! Jayden Daniels is getting it done on offense though, so I’m backing the Cardinals receivers in a probably shoot-out.
Marvin Harrison Jr 100+ receiving yards and Michael Wilson 50+ receiving yards 15/2
All on Allen
The Baltimore Ravens have ridiculously effectively against the run so far this season, allowing only 2.8 yards/attempt and a total of seven first downs on the ground, through three games.
Through the air, however, the Ravens have allowed the joint-fifth most yards/attempt and the most yards overall, even after the Cowboys and Giants played on Thursday night.
Khalil Shakir 5+ receptions for 50+ yards and Dalton Kincaid 4+ receptions for 25+ yards 5/1
Deep Threats
I’ll finish up with two receivers I’m backing to rack up the yards in week 4.
The Houston Texans defense have been subject to the highest average depth of target in the NFL through three games. Given their own struggling defense, the Jags will likely rely on Trevor Lawrence to follow suit this week.
I’m backing Lawrence’s favourite target, Brian Thomas, for 75+ receiving yards and a TD at 7/1. Then, in a separate bet, pairing that with Nico Collins and Steffon Diggs to both grab 50+ receiving yards, for 14/1.
Rashid Shaheed rounds out this week’s betting preview. Shaheed has gone for over 70 yards and a touchdown in two of three weeks to start the season and probably should have made it three of three last week.
I fully expect him to make up for it in a divisional game against Atlanta this week.
Rashid Shaheed 75+ receiving yards and a TD 7/1
Whatever you’re betting this weekend, best of luck. I’ll be back mid-week with the round-up.

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