Week 3 NFL Pick Em Selections for No House Advantage

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That's right, you play prop picks against the field and try to score as many points as possible in order to beat your counterparts in a game called Pick Em!

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You start by selecting prop picks for 10 different players and then ranking them from one to 10 in order of highest to the lowest confidence level that they will hit their prop total. One is your least confident pick and 10 is your most confident pick.

At the end of the slate, the scores are tallied and winnings are dished out based on who scored the most confidence points with their selections. This is a genuine one-of-a-kind DFS site that puts a different spin on prop selections! In this article, we will show you a sample lineup and give some possible options for your higher and lower confidence picks for Week 2 of the NFL Season.

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NFL Pick Em Picks for Week 3

Higher Confidence Picks:

A.J. Brown over 5.5 receptions - Brown just missed hitting this prop for the second week in a row, but he still saw eight targets and is easily the favorite target for Jalen Hurts moving forward. This week, the Eagles have a cake matchup against the Commanders' secondary that has allowed the seventh-most receptions to wide receivers on the season by allowing 29 through the first two games.

Jalen Hurts over 249.5 passing yards - Let's go ahead and pair Hurts with Brown as Hurts is fresh off a Monday night performance, which saw him throw for 333 yards against the Vikings.

As aforementioned, the Commanders' secondary has been abysmal vs. wide receivers. They have also allowed the 10th-most passing yards per game to the quarterback position by allowing an average of over 265 yards through the first two games.

Amon-Ra St. Brown over 70.5 receiving yards - St. Brown is a man on a mission after having been passed over many times in the 2021 NFL draft and he has shown great promise to start 2022 as he is fresh off a 116 receiving yard performance against the Washington Commanders.

This week, the Lions will enter as touchdown underdogs to the Vikings, which should lead to some added passing. The Vikings also had one of the worst secondaries in the NFL in 2021 as they allowed the most yards to wide receivers on the season.

Lower Confidence Picks:

David Montgomery over 69.5 rushing yards - I love this matchup for Montgomery, but it all comes down to his volume and usage. Last week, he was handed the ball 15 times and rushed for 122 yards against the Packers. He also carried the ball 17 times in Week 1.

IF he is given a similar workload in this game. he should be able to put up a solid stat line against a Texans' defense that has allowed an average of nearly 144 rushing yards per game to running backs to start the season.

 Tua Tagovailoa over 259.5 passing yards - Tua lit the fourth quarter on fire against the Ravens last week and finished the game with 469 passing yards. While I do not expect the same kind of performance this week, he could easily get close to 300 yards passing in a game where the total is set at 53 and the Dolphins are underdogs. They may be forced to throw late again this week and that could finally be trouble for this injured Bills' secondary facing the likes of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.

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