PrizePicks NFL DFS Prop Picks (Sunday Slate) - Over/Under Props for Chiefs vs. Ravens AFC Championship

PrizePicks NFL DFS prop picks for the AFC 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 AFC Championship Slate

Justice Hill MORE than 30.5 rushing yards

This may seem like an odd play, but Justice Hill is the most explosive back in the Ravens backfield currently and is more than capable of eclipsing this total. Last week against Houston, Hill was given 13 carries and managed to rack up 66 rushing yards. He has also eclipsed this total in nine games this season while averaging over 4.6 yards per carry.

He will be up against a Chiefs defense that allowed an average of 87 rushing yards per game to the running back position and allowed an average of 4.6 yards per carry. They have also allowed a total of 21 (!) running backs to eclipse this total on the season.

Lamar Jackson MORE than 64.5 rushing yards

Lamar Jackson had a massive game last week as he carried the ball 11 times for 100 rushing yards and two scores. He has also rushed for 70 yards or more in three of his previous five games, so he has clearly ramped up his rushing game here. In the playoffs for his career, Jackson has averaged approximately 96 rushing yards per game, so there is some evidence that he runs quite a bit in these games. The Chiefs also gave up the ninth-most rushing yards to the quarterback position on the season. Just last week, Josh Allen managed to run for 72 rushing yards on 12 carries.

Isiah Pacheco MORE than 64.5 rushing yards

Isiah Pacheco and the Chiefs would be wise to attack this Ravens defense on the ground as Baltimore allowed an average of 91 rushing yards per game to the running back position, which ranked in the bottom half of the league. They also allowed an average of 4.5 yards per carry to the position on the season.

Meanwhile, Pacheco has eclipsed this total in five of his previous seven games and eight total games this season. He has also averaged nearly 20 carries per game in the playoffs thus far and has averaged over 17 carries per game since Week 11.

Other Recommendations: Harrison Butker MORE than 1.5 field goals made

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