NFL Sunday Week 3: Props for fun

Updated: Oct 2, 2022

Maybe your favorite team is 2-0, maybe they are 0-2, either way you are going to want to tune in to watch another NFL Sunday slate. All our Props have nearly even chances of happening, so it doesn't matter how much you know, anyone can play.

Buffalo Bills @ Miami Dolphins

Here we go, two of the three undefeated teams in the AFC look to face off in what kicks off a likely season-long battle for who will rule the AFC East. These two rank #2 and #3 in the league in total offensive yards per game and in the top four in points scored. The big difference between them, Buffalo has the defense capable of shutting down this electric Dolphins offense as the Bills rank #2 in the league in least yards and points given up. Can they slow down the dynamic duo of Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle?

Tyreek Hill to have a reception of 25 yards or more: Yes OR No

Tua Tagovailoa will throw an Interception: Yes OR No

Bills will give up less than 25 points to Dolphins: Yes OR No

Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots

Coming off a heartbreak loss last week, Lamar Jackson and the Ravens look to avenge themselves against a Patriots team that has yet to showcase their best selves. In fact the Patriots offense sits near the bottom of the league only averaging 12 points per game. Fair to say they are missing their ex-offensive coordinator, Josh McDaniels, who left to be head coach of the Raiders. This is the game to bounce back as the historic defensively stout Ravens are giving up the most yards in the league (more than 450 per game!), can the Patriots take advantage?

Lamar Jackson will have a Rush of 16 yards or more: Yes OR No

Patriots will score 22 points or more: Yes OR No

Total points scored by both teams combined of 45 or more: Yes OR No

Los Angeles Rams @ Arizona Cardinals

With each team in the NFC west sitting at 1-1, every intra-divsional game has high stakes. Looking at this season, these two teams are on similar paths. Both got smoked in Week 1 by better teams and then had nail biting wins last week versus lesser opponents. The Cardinals are riding the magic of Kyler Murray, while the Rams continue to completely lean on Cooper Kupp for most of their offense (averaging 12 receptions on 15 targets per game). The Rams have won 10 of the last 11 matchups against the Cardinals, will that streak continue?

Kyler Murray to throw for 2 or more Touchdowns: Yes OR No

Cooper Kupp to have a Reception of 28 yards or more: Yes OR No

Rams will win by 4 points or more: Yes OR No

Green Bay Packers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Aaron Rodgers vs Tom Brady, what more can you ask for. A rematch of the 2020 NFC Championship game where Brady's Bucs came out on top. Brady is actually the only QB with a winning record vs Rodgers at 3-1. This one is going to prove a tougher task for Tom Terrific as all of his offensive weapons are either ruled out (Mike Evans, Chris Godwin) or questionable to play (Leonard Fournette, Julio Jones, Russell Gage). But then again, Rodgers also has no WRs worthy of being household names. So which future hall of famer will be able to do the best with the least?

Tom Brady to throw for 2 or more Touchdowns: Yes OR No

QB will longest pass completion: Rodgers OR Brady

Team to win the game: Packers OR Bucs

Sunday Night Special: San Francisco 49ers @ Denver Broncos

Jimmy G is back! And $350,000 richer. The decision to keep him as the backup sure looks genius now. Let's see how he will fare in his first start of the season against the 49ers former rival, Russell Wilson. Wilson and the Broncos offense has looked far from playoff caliber having only put up 16 points per game against two teams expected to be some of the worst in the league. Can a game against a team with high expectations bring out the best of them or are they bound for another disappointing season?