Amon-Ra St. Brown NFC Championship Props to Bet

The NFC Championship game features a blue blood franchise, and another that has blue as a color.

The Detroit Lions take on the San Francisco 49ers in Santa Clara, California with a spot in the Super Bowl on the line. Some of the best at their positions will be showcased in this matchup, including one of the best wide receivers that happens to be wearing Honolulu Blue.

Amon-Ra St. Brown had to wait for his name to be called during the 2021 NFL Draft, lasting until the 4th round. That drop benefitted the Detroit Lions, as ARSB has his name called dozens of times each week during the NFL season.

His prop bets are some of the more interesting in this matchup due to his opponent. The 49ers are a bend-but-don’t-break defense that can be torched today, and lockdown a week later. Sportsbooks across North America have varied odds on St. Brown’s player props, and The Game Day is here to exploit them.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown NFC Championship Player Props

Below are some of the best props to bet if you are interested in the 24-year old wideout.

Amon-Ra St. Brown: 100+ Alt Line Receiving Yards

bet365 Sportsbook • WAGER: 0.75 Units

This may feel like a jump, but ARSB is one of the most complete receivers in the NFL. Entering the 2023-24 season, St. Brown ranked 1st against man coverage defense and 9th against zone coverage, according to Pro Football Focus. The 49ers run a primarily zone defense, but will adjust as needed.

A top wideout with a solid offensive line (two injuries) and a quarterback playing in his home state? Take a plus-money bet on an efficient receiver (7.05/89.59/0.58 on 9.84 targets per game).

Amon-Ra St. Brown & Brandon Aiyuk: Over 13.5 Total Combined Receptions

BetMGM Sportsbook • WAGER: 1 Unit

I mentioned above that ARSB averages 7.05 receptions per game, and 7.5 in two playoff games. Aiyuk is on the cusp of being San Francisco’s WR1 with Deebo Samuel not practicing with a shoulder injury.

In 13 career games without Samuel, Aiyuk is averaging 5.05 receptions per game, including 10 in 2 contests this season. His max receptions without his position-mate is nine. Based on averages alone, getting plus-money is worth it alone.

Now take the Lions secondary and enjoy these numbers - 13.35 receptions, 181.24 receiving yards, and 1.29 touchdowns allowed per game this season prior to the playoffs. In two postseason games, Detroit has allowed 17 receptions per game to WRs.

One less mouth to feed helps Aiyuk’s reception prospects.