Week 14 NFL - Single Stat DFS Prop Picks for PrizePicks

Kipp Heisterman presents his Single Stat NFL DFS prop picks on PrizePicks for Week 14 of the NFL Season. Use his NFL prop picks recommendations to win money on PrizePicks.

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• 2025 fantasy football rankings
• Running back (RB) rankings
• Wide receiver (WR) rankings
• Quarterback (QB) rankings
• Tight end (TE) rankings
• Defense (D/ST) rankings
• Kicker (K) rankings
• FLEX rankings
• Dynasty rankings

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Single Stat NFL Totals

Josh Jacobs over 56.5 rushing yards - My only concern here is the game script. If the Chiefs get way ahead like they did on November 14th, Jacobs could be fazed out of the rushing game like he was then, but I think the Raiders find a way to keep this game close. The Chiefs just allowed Javonte Williams to gash them for 102 rushing yards and have allowed a running back to hit this total in every game but one since Week 6. The Raiders will likely try to establish the run early in order to keep the Chiefs offense off the field and Jacobs should see several carries early on to help get over this total.

Austin Ekeler over 53.5 rushing yards - Ekeler has hit this in two of his previous five games and barely missed it in a third game. He will be facing a Giants defense that has allowed the seventh-most rushing yards to running backs on the season. The Chargers will also enter this game as double-digit favorites, so Ekeler should see plenty of additional carries. The Chargers could also be without star wide receiver, Keenan Allen, which will also increase Ekeler's volume.

Travis Kelce over 67.5 receiving yards - Kelce has gone over this total in three of his previous four games and gets to face a Raiders defense he just lit up for 118 receiving yards just four weeks ago. The Raiders have been horrendous against the tight end position as they have allowed an average of over 67 receiving yards per game to the position. They have also struggled against the better tight ends in the league as they have allowed 70 or more receiving yards to Noah Fant, Mike Gesicki, Jared Cook, and Dallas Goedert in addition to Kelce.

Elijah Mitchell under 71.5 rushing yards - I loved Mitchell last week vs. the Seahawks and he managed to rush for just 66 yards on a massive 22 carries. While the volume is certainly there for Mitchell to go over this total, the Bengals have only allowed four running backs to eclipse this total in 2021 and have allowed the fifth-fewest rushing yards to running backs this season.

Other Recommendations - Taylor Heinicke over 240.5 passing yards, CeeDee Lamb over 72.5 receiving yards, Terry McLaurin over 60.5 receiving yards. George Kittle over 56.5 receiving yards, Adam Humphries over 17.5 receiving yards

Overall recommendation for this play: FLEX

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