PrizePicks NFL DFS Prop Picks - Over/Under Props for Saturday, December 16

PrizePicks NFL DFS prop picks for Week 15 Saturday Slate (December 16, 2023). Use Kipp's NFL over/under props recommendations to win money on PrizePicks.

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NFL DFS Props - Over/Under Picks for Week 15 Saturday Slate

Zack Moss LESS than 72.5 rushing yards

I logged into PrizePicks and immediately searched for this prop expecting to recommend the over somewhere in the 55-60 rushing yard range, but when I saw it sitting at 72.5, I decided it was too high. While the Steelers have allowed the ninth-most rushing yards to the running back position this season, they are coming off of two straight losses and should be expected to tighten up against the run vs. this Colts offense.

The Steelers have also tightened up against the run over the previous five weeks as only one running back has eclipsed this total against them over that span. Moss has also totaled just 79 rushing yards on 32 carries over the previous two weeks with Jonathan Taylor injured.

Courtland Sutton MORE than 61.5 receiving yards

Courtland Sutton should be in a great spot for several reasons in Saturday night's matchup against the Lions. First of all, the Detroit defense has struggled quite a bit vs. wide receivers in recent weeks. Over the previous four weeks, they have allowed nearly 700 receiving yards to the wide receiver position.

Next, Sutton has averaged four receptions and 64 receiving yards per game over the previous five weeks. He has eclipsed this total in three of those five games as well. Add in the fact that the Broncos are 5.5-point road underdogs in this game, meaning they will likely have to pass a bit more, and you should have a solid shot at success with this play.

Joe Mixon MORE than 22.5 receiving yards

Joe Mixon has gone for more than this total in seven of his previous eight games as well as in four straight games. He has also averaged over four targets per game since Jake Browning took over at quarterback, so they are building a rapport. Although the Vikings have been stout against the run by allowing the third-fewest total rushing yards to running backs, they have allowed some production to the position through the air.

On the season, the Vikings have allowed 69 receptions for 404 receiving yards to running backs. A total of five running backs in the Vikings' previous seven games have eclipsed this total as well.

Other Recommendations: T.J. Hockenson MORE than 52.5 receiving yards

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