The NFL season is moving along quickly. It is set to kick off Week 7, and there are a bevy of options to consider on No House Advantage. There are two types of contests to play, “Pick ‘Em” and “Vs The House.” Let’s try to help narrow down the field by highlighting some of the best props to target.
Week 7 NFL Props and Odds: No House Advantage
Derrick Henry: Over 93.5 Rushing Yards
The Titans are coming off their bye week. Henry has been busy this season, carrying the ball at least 20 times in four of five games. He’s been his usual productive self, posting 408 yards and five touchdowns rushing.
Henry has rushed for at least 100 yards in back-to-back games, which included turning 22 carries into 114 yards and a touchdown against the Colts in Week 4. The Colts haven’t been great at slowing down the run, allowing the 12th-most yards rushing per game in the league. With the high probability that Henry receives at least 20 carries again, the over here is the way to go. The NFL Player Props Tool has Henry projected to finish with 97.4 yards rushing.
Ezekiel Elliott: Over 66.5 Rushing Yards
Elliott is in a bit of a timeshare with Tony Pollard, and Pollard might be the more explosive player at this stage of Elliott’s career. Still, Elliott is a big part of the Cowboys offense, receiving at least 15 carries in four of six games. He’s picked up his production lately, rushing for at least 73 yards in three of his last four games.
The Lions are a great team to attack on the ground since they have allowed the most yards rushing per game in the league. The Cowboys offense will also get a boost with the return of Dak Prescott, who has been out since injuring his thumb in Week 1. The NFL Player Props Tool has Elliott projected to rush for 81.3 yards, making the over here very appealing.
Taylor Heinicke: Over 0.5 Interceptions
The Commanders continue to deal with problems at the quarterback position. Carson Wentz has been inconsistent, following up his seven touchdown passes over their first two games with just three total touchdown passes the last four games. Now he’s sidelined after suffering a finger injury in Week 6 that required surgery. In his absence, Heinicke will take over as the starting quarterback.
Heinicke started for most of last season, so this role is nothing new for him. He didn’t play well, though, which is the reason the Commanders brought in Wentz in the first place. Heinicke threw at least one interception in 11 of his 15 starts and a total of 15 picks for the season. Look for the Packers to generate at least one interception in this matchup.
Trevor Lawrence: Under 1.5 Passing Touchdowns
Lawrence did not have a good rookie season, throwing just 12 touchdowns over 17 games. He was also picked off 17 times, leaving him with plenty of room for improvement heading into his second season. He looked better to start this year, with at least two touchdown passes in three of his first four games. Also, he was only picked off twice over those four games.
Despite not having bad matchups against the Texans and Colts the last two weeks, Lawrence has just one total touchdown pass. Things won’t get any easier for him against the Giants, who have allowed just 18.8 points per game. Despite their limited options at cornerback, the Giants have used the strength of their safeties and blitz packages to only allow seven touchdown passes this season. It’s not usually fun to roll with unders, but this one might be too good to pass up.
