Week 5 NFL Pick Em Selections for No House Advantage - Early Slate

Kipp Heisterman presents his NFL DFS prop picks on No House Advantage for Week 5 of the NFL Season. Use his NFL prop picks recommendations to win money on No House Advantage.

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You start by selecting prop picks for 10 different players and then ranking them from one to 10 in order of highest to the lowest confidence level that they will hit their prop total. One is your least confident pick and 10 is your most confident pick.

At the end of the slate, the scores are tallied and winnings are dished out based on who scored the most confidence points with their selections. This is a genuine one-of-a-kind DFS site that puts a different spin on prop selections! In this article, we will show you a sample lineup and give some possible options for your higher and lower confidence picks for Week 2 of the NFL Season.

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NFL Pick Em Picks for Week 5

Higher Confidence Picks:

Damien Harris over 67.5 rushing yards - Harris has a solid matchup against the Lions, who have allowed the seventh-most rushing yards to backs to begin the season by allowing an average of nearly 117 yards per game.

Harris has gone over this total in two of four games this season and is also averaging over 13 carries per game. The Patriots will also enter as three-point favorites, so some added carries could be in the mix in this one.

Mike Evans over 5.5 receptions - Evans is Tom Brady's favorite target as he has seen a total of 17 targets in the two full games he has played this season. He will be up against the Falcons, who are allowing wide receivers to average nearly 15 receptions per game, which is ranked fifth-worst in the league. Evans is also fresh off an eight-reception game in Week 4 against the Chiefs, so he is likely just getting started.

Dalvin Cook over 84.5 rushing yards - Cook has a tremendous matchup this week against the Bears, who are allowing running backs to average over 127 rushing yards per game, which is ranked third-worst in the league.

Cook has averaged nearly 16 carries per game thus far and has gone over this total in two of his first four games to begin the season while just missing it in a third game. The Vikings are also 7.5-point favorites, which should lead to some additional carries late in the game.

Lower Confidence Picks:

Devin Singletary over 47.5 rushing yards -The Bills are 14-point favorites in this game, which should lead to a ton of added carries for Singletary, and that is the main reason I like this prop. The Steelers have also allowed an average of over 111 rushing yards per game to running backs, which is ranked in the bottom 10 of the league thus far.

Singletary has averaged just 8.5 rushing attempts per game this season, but he has managed to go over this total in two of his four games. It should also be noted that the two games he missed this total were against Miami and Tennessee, the latter was a game in which starters were pulled before the fourth quarter.

Stefon Diggs over 7.5 receptions -Diggs is Josh Allen's favorite target and has averaged over 10 targets and nearly eight receptions per game to begin the season. He will be matched up against a Steelers' secondary that has allowed an average of nearly 14 receptions per game to wide receivers, which is ranked in the bottom 10 of the league.

Although we like Singletary above due to the blowout factor, Diggs likely helps the Bills build that lead by piling up receptions and yards against a vulnerable secondary.

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