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PrizePicks NFL DFS prop picks for the NFC Championship Slate (January 28, 2024). Use Kipp's NFL over/under props recommendations to win on PrizePicks.
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NFL DFS Props - Over/Under Picks for NFC Championship Slate
Brandon Aiyuk MORE than 79.5 receiving yards
Brandon Aiyuk should be in a great spot in this game, especially if Deebo Samuel is unable to go. Aiyuk has eclipsed this total in three of his previous six games and in seven total games this season. He has also averaged nearly seven targets per game since a Week 13 matchup against the Eagles.
Aiyuk and the 49ers will be up against a Lions defense that allowed an average of over 181 receiving yards per game to the wide receiver position. This ranked third-worst in the league. Just last week, the Lions allowed Mike Evans to torch them for eight receptions and 147 receiving yards.
Jahmyr Gibbs MORE than 39.5 receiving yards
This is a demon play on PrizePicks, which will increase the payout of any given slip. His current line is set to 21.5, which is also a solid play. Gibbs has gone over this total in each of the Lions' first two playoff games while hauling in a total of eight receptions over those two games.
He will be up against a 49ers defense that allowed an average of 37 receiving yards per game to the wide receiver position on the season, which ranked seventh-worst in the league. The Lions will enter this game as close to a touchdown underdog, which should help Gibbs as Jared Goff could be dumping off the ball to him late in the game.
George Kittle MORE than 60.5 receiving yards
George Kittle has eclipsed this total in 10 games, including six games since Week 10. He has also averaged over six targets per game since Week 10, so we can certainly expect the volume to be present in this one.
The matchup vs. Detroit is also solid as they allowed an average of over 55 receiving yards per game to the tight end position this season, which ranked seventh-worst in the league. Just last week in the Divisional Round, the Lions were torched by Cade Otton for 65 receiving yards on five receptions, so Kittle can certainly attain this number on Sunday.
Other Recommendations: Brock Purdy MORE than 224.5 passing yards
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