There will not be as many options to choose from in Week 9 with six teams on a bye. However, there are still some great props available on No House Advantage. NHA has two types of contests to play: “Pick ‘Em” and “Vs The House.” Let’s try to put some extra money in pockets by highlighting some of the best props to target. Also, check out Stokastic’s NFL Player Props Tool to help make selections.
No House Advantage NFL Week 9 Odds and Props
Aaron Jones: Over 70.5 Rushing Yards
Jones demolished the Bills in Week 8, rushing 20 times for 143 yards. He had been quiet the previous two games, rushing a total of 17 times for 42 yards. With all of their issues at wide receiver, the Packers would be wise to get Jones heavily involved in Week 9. He’s received at least 15 carries in a game three times this season, and he finished with at least 110 yards rushing in each of them.
This is a great spot for Jones to put up big numbers on the ground. The Lions have allowed 154.9 yards rushing per game, which is the third most in the NFL. The NFL Player Props Tool has Jones projected to rush for 74.4 yards.
Rhamondre Stevenson Over 63.5 Rushing Yards
When Damien Harris went down with an injury, it opened up an expanded role for Stevenson. He took full advantage, recording four straight games with at least 66 yards rushing. He even had a masterful performance against the Lions in Week 5 when he rushed 25 times for 161 yards. Even with Harris healthy again, Stevenson has remained in a prominent role. Last week in a win over the Jets, he turned 16 carries into 71 yards.
Up next for Stevenson is a matchup against the Colts, who have been middle of the pack in terms of yards rushing allowed per game in the league. However, the Colts could struggle to score points under new quarterback Sam Ehlinger. In Ehlinger’s first start last week, Indianapolis only put up 16 points against the Commanders. The Patriots could look to control the ball on the ground and limit the potential for turnovers, and that could lead to another hefty workload for Stevenson.
Tyler Conklin: Over 2.5 Receptions
The Jets could be in trouble here against the Bills. The Bills have a ton of weapons on offense, which has enabled them to average 29.0 points per game. The Jets still have a massive hole at the quarterback spot, and losing Breece Hall (knee) at running back has left a significant void within their offense. It wouldn’t be a surprise to see the Jets fall into an early hole in this matchup.
Conklin is coming off his best game of the season, catching 6 of 10 targets for 79 yards and two touchdowns against the Patriots. He’s caught at least three passes in six of eight games, becoming a key member of the Jets passing attack. With the Jets likely having to throw a lot to keep pace with Josh Allen, Conklin could see even more targets than usual.
Zach Wilson: Over 0.5 Interceptions
When Hall was healthy, the Jets were leaning on him heavily. Not only was he producing, but giving him a lot of carries meant fewer pass attempts for Wilson, who has been prone to throwing interceptions. He attempted a season-high 41 passes last week against the Patriots and threw three interceptions along the way.
Wilson has played 18 games in his young career, and he’s already thrown 16 interceptions. This is a terrible matchup for him against the Bills, who have a league-high 11 interceptions this season. Add in the potential for the Jets needing to throw more, and there is a very good chance that Wilson is picked off at least one time.
