Week 10 NFL Prop Bets

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Last Updated: Jan 9, 2021

Week 10 NFL Prop Bets

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Watch Marcus Mosher’s video, then read Anthony Cervino’s football choices for team and player prop bets.

The Game Day’s Marcus Mosher gives you his top props for the upcoming weekend of NFL action💰

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NFL Prop Bets for Week 10

By Marcus Mosher

By Anthony Cervino

Carson Wentz Over 250.5 passing yards (-115)

In four of his past five games against the Giants, including their meeting back in Week 6, Wentz has thrown for at least 278 yards. In fact, he’s thrown for at least 278 in 5-of-8 career outings against them.

Wentz clearly has the Giants’ number as no matter what he has around him supporting cast-wise, the veteran signal-caller puts up yards.

Wentz’s 250.5 passing yards total for this week’s matchup should be easily reached and surpassed, especially since the Eagles will be the healthiest they’ve been all season long at their offensive skill positions coming off their bye.

The Giants have allowed five different quarterbacks to throw for north of 250.5 yards against them in nine games this season, including in each of their past four games.

Davante Adams to get 100+ receiving yards (+100)

Davante Adams has been a man possessed in the past two seasons. Adams has surpassed the 100-yard receiving mark 10 times in his last 20 games. Adams has also gone over that 100-yard mark seven times in his past 11 games including the playoffs.

This season alone, Adams has passed the century mark in receiving yards in three of seven games. With those odds of hitting paired with (+100) odds on this prop bet, you’d be crazy not to take a shot, especially in Adams’ upcoming matchup with the Jaguars.

Jacksonville’s defense has allowed a receiver to get 100+ receiving yards in each of their past four games.

Cooper Kupp anytime touchdown scorer (+125)

Cooper Kupp has played some of his best football against Seattle. In six career games against them, Kupp has scored three touchdowns. However, all three of those scores have come in their past four meetings.

The current Seahawks, though, will be the worst defense that Kupp has gone up against in their three-year history facing each other.

Since Kupp has entered the league back in 2017, Seattle’s defense has been regressing at a rapid pace. In eight games this season, Seattle’s defense has given up the second-most touchdowns to enemy wideouts (13).