Slow Sports Day? Let’s Dream of Football with Two Profitable NFL Player Prop Entries

Today is a slow sports day with only a few baseball games and a WNBA game. Days like today make me dream of football season, so I placed a couple season-long NFL player prop entries to get ready for the fall. These lines will move, so don’t wait to lock these in.

For these slips, I used a strategy called middle betting.

Have you ever wanted to place a pair of bets and be 100% confident that you will not lose both? Not only that, but have a chance at cashing both?

Then middle betting is for you.

In this article, I’m going to explain how I use middle betting to make sure at least one side of a bet always hits in my NFL season player prop picks on PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy. Before we get into it, check out this video I made on how to bet middles.

Daily Fantasy sites like PrizePicks and Underdog Fantasy have already posted full-season player prop lines for the 2023 NFL season…and they are not on the same page whatsoever.

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Before we go over my specific picks, if you like the concept of middling be sure to check out the OddsJam Middles tool.

Prop #1: Lamar Jackson Rushing Touchdowns (Over 5.5 at PrizePicks, Under 6.5 at Underdog)

PrizePicks and Underdog are a full touchdown and a half apart on where they have Jackson’s rushing touchdowns line set.

I’m taking advantage of this discrepancy and betting both sides. I literally cannot lose both. If the over 5.5 on PrizePicks loses, the under 6.5 on Underdog is guaranteed to win. If under 6.5 on Underdog loses, the over 5.5 on PrizePicks is guaranteed to win.

The best case scenario is he lands on exactly six touchdowns. This way we would win our over 5.5 at PrizePicks AND our under 6.5 at Underdog and both slips would be looking great.

Prop #2: Christian Kirk Receiving Yards (Under 849.5 at PrizePicks, Over 790.5 at Underdog)

For our second prop, we head to the receiving yards category where Jaguars receiver Christian Kirk has about a 60 yard discrepancy between his lines on PrizePicks and Underdog.

We’re going to take the under 849.5 at PrizePicks and the over 790.5 at Underdog. Once again, it is impossible that both lose. We’re crossing our fingers that he ends between 791 and 849 receiving yards on the season, because then we will win the props on both PrizePicks and Underdog.

Let’s stick with the Jaguars passing attack as we go to our third prop:

Prop #3: Trevor Lawrence Passing Yards (Under 4175.5 at PrizePicks, Over 3975.5 at Underdog)

These totals are obviously much higher since it’s a quarterback’s passing yards, but the middle here is 200 yards!

If Lawrence goes over 4175.5 and our under on PrizePicks loses, the over 3975.5 on Underdog is guaranteed to hit.

On the other side, if the over 3975.5 at Underdog does not hit, the under 4175.5 is guaranteed to hit at PrizePicks. Of course, we are hoping for between 3976 and 4175 passing yards so we can cash both bets.

Full Slips

PrizePicks

Underdog Fantasy