PrizePicks NFL Conference Championships Slate - Single Stat DFS Prop Picks

Kipp Heisterman presents his Single Stat NFL DFS prop picks on PrizePicks for The NFL's Championship Round games on Sunday January 30th. Use his NFL prop picks recommendations to win money on PrizePicks.

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Single Stat NFL Totals

Travis Kelce over .5 receiving touchdowns - Kelce has scored in each of his last five games including a score against these Bengals back in Week 17. He has also scored a total of 11 touchdowns in 18 games this season. This is a solid matchup for Kelce as well as the Bengals have allowed eight touchdowns to the tight end position on the season and have also allowed the ninth-most red zone touched to tight ends. Kelce has seen an average of over eight targets per game across his last five games and should continue to be a focal point for Mahomes and this offense on Sunday.

Joe Burrow over 280.5 passing yards - Joe Burrow and the Bengals will enter this game as touchdown underdogs and will likely have to go toe-to-toe with the Chiefs' offense if they want to advance to the Super Bowl. This is exactly what Burrow did back in Week 17 when he threw for 446 passing yards and four touchdowns in a 34-31 victory over these Chiefs. While this was a huge number, the Chiefs did allow the eighth-most passing yards to quarterbacks this season and just allowed Josh Allen to carve them up for 329 passing yards in the Divisional Round. This is also a number Burrow has hit in three of his previous four games including a 348-yard passing performance against the Titans in the Divisional Round last week.

Cam Akers under 55.5 rushing yards - Cam Akers is coming off a rough game in which he carried the ball 24 times for just 48 rushing yards and also fumbled the ball twice, losing both of them in critical moments of the game. It may be a bit tougher for Sean McVay to trust him in this game, especially if Darrell Henderson Jr. suits up for this one as expected. Even if Akers is the feature back in this game, he will be going up against a 49er defense that allowed the seventh-fewest rushing yards to running backs in 2021. In the playoffs, the Niners have also allowed just a combined 3.17 yards per carry in their first two games.

Jerick McKinnon over 35.5 receiving yards - The Chiefs have found yet another weapon in their offense with the injection of Jerick McKinnon. He has caught 11 balls on 13 targets for 135 yards and one touchdown through the Chiefs' first two playoff games. The matchup this week should allow him to get over the nark again as the Bengals have allowed the sixth-most receiving yards per game to backs in 2021. They have allowed an average of over six receptions and over 45 receiving yards per game to the position. With the game expected to be fast-paced with a total pushing 55 points, McKinnon should see plenty of work in this one.

Other Recommendations - Travis Kelce over 70.5 receiving yards, Deebo Samuel over .5 touchdowns, Joe Mixon over 25.5 receiving yards, 

Overall recommendation for this play: FLEX

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