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Kipp Heisterman presents his expert NFL DFS prop picks for Week 12's Sunday Night Football of the Fantasy Football season. Use these prop picks to win money on Monkey Knife Fight, our partner for all DFS prop picks games.
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As always, there are some solid props we can look to take advantage of in tonight's game, so let's get to the picks!
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Browns @ Ravens: Touchdown Dance Contest
Recommended Prop Pick:
Nick Chubb, Mark Andrews, and Devonta Freeman to combine for more than 1.5 touchdowns
While the Ravens have not allowed a rushing touchdown to a running back in their previous three games, Nick Chubb has to be included in this contest due to his volume and likely goal-line opportunities. Over his previous four games, he has found the end zone four times. He has also handled the ball an average of nearly 20 times per game in those games. The Browns currently have an implied total of 20.5, and Chubb should certainly help factor into that total.
Andrews has seen 35 targets over his previous four games and is a focal point in this Ravens' offense. He will be facing a Browns defense that has struggled a bit vs. the tight end position as they have allowed 231 receiving yards and three touchdowns to the position over their previous four games. They have also allowed multiple touchdowns to Hunter Henry and Travis Kelce, so it is very possible Andrews finds his way into the end zone multiple times as he did against the Colts in Week 5.
Devonta Freeman has been carrying some of the load for the Ravens recently as he has 39 carries, 11 receptions, and three total touchdowns over the previous three weeks. He is going up against a Browns defense that has allowed a total of six touchdowns to backs over their previous four games. Freeman should see plenty of work in this one and can definitely punch one in through the air or on the ground.
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Browns @ Ravens: More or Less Contest
Recommended Prop Pick:
Nick Chubb more than 80.5 rushing yards and Lamar Jackson less than 60.5 rushing yards
Nick Chubb will likely be the focal point of this Browns offense in this game and he should be able to put up some solid numbers against this Ravens defense. The last time the Ravens faced a back of Chubb's caliber was in Week 9 against the Vikings, and Dalvin Cook managed to gash them for 110 yards on just 17 carries. Chubb has averaged nearly 19 carries and nearly 118 rushing yards per game over his previous five games. Quite frankly, this number of 80.5 is set far too low for Chubb as he is also averaging well over 100 rushing yards per game on the season.
Playing a less than on Jackson is always risky when we are talking about rushing yards, but he is coming off an illness that caused him to miss last week and this is also a number he has hit in just three on his previous seven games. The Browns have faced a couple of running/scrambling quarterbacks this season in Patrick Mahomes and Kyler Murray, neither of which were able to eclipse the 60-yard mark. Kyler Murray is the most comparable quarterback to Jackson and he managed to gain a meager six rushing yards on seven carries.
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