PrizePicks NFL DFS Prop Picks - Over/Under Props for Week 12 (Sunday Late 4 PM Slate)

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NFL DFS Props - Over/Under Picks for Week 12

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Josh Allen MORE than 263.5 passing yards

If the Bills are going to compete and have a shot at winning this game, they are going to have to do it on the arm of Josh Allen. The reason for this is because the Eagles' run defense has been stout in 2023. On the season, they have allowed the fewest total rushing yards to running backs in the league while also allowing an average of just 60 rushing yards per game.

This being said, the Eagles have been a pass-funnel defense as they have allowed the sixth-most total passing yards to quarterbacks while allowing an average of nearly 270 passing yards per game. Allen has eclipsed this total in five of his previous eight games. The Eagles have also allowed two of the previous three quarterbacks they have faced to eclipse this total and five total quarterbacks on the season.

Gabriel Davis MORE than 34.5 receiving yards

Pairing Josh Allen with a receiver in this game makes a ton of sense, and while the majority of folks will look toward Stefon Diggs, the Eagles are likely able to key in on him and make him less of a factor, especially considering his receiving yards prop is set at 82.5. In Davis, we get a very achievable 34.5 receiving yards, which is a number he has eclipsed in six games this season.

Davis will be up against an Eagles defense that has allowed the fifth-most total receiving yards to the wide receiver position. They have also allowed an average of 192 receiving yards per game to wide receivers. A total of 21 wide receivers have managed to eclipse this total against the Eagles this season.

Josh Jacobs MORE than 62.5 rushing yards

The Raiders are going to want to keep the ball on the ground in this game in order to keep the Chiefs' offense off the field for as much of the game as possible and this means pounding the rock with Josh Jacobs. Jacobs has carried the ball 200 times through the Raiders' first 11 games, which averages out to over 18 carries per game.

He will be up against a Chiefs defense that has struggled a tad against the run, as noted by the fact that they have given up the 16th-most total rushing yards in the league and have already had their bye week. What is most surprising is that the Chiefs have allowed an average of over 4.7 yards per carry. Due to this, if Jacobs can see his usual workload, he could easily smash this total and end up north of 80 rushing yards.

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