We have what looks to be a one-sided affair on Thursday Night Football tonight, with the Carolina Panthers favored over the Houston Texans. With multiple injuries to Houston, there is value opening up for various players for DFS. If you are looking for a different way to play DFS for tonight’s game, No House Advantage brings gamers a different twist. The NHA platform offers props for various players at different point levels. The optimal way to win prop bets is by utilizing the Awesemo No House Advantage projections to find the most considerable discrepancy between the NHA prop and the tool itself. Let’s go over some NFL DFS advice for the TNF game and dive into some of the No House Advantage prop picks.
No House Advantage: Week 3 Thursday Night Football
Christian McCaffrey: Over 75.5 Rushing Yards
With the Panthers being favored to win tonight, the running game won’t get phased out. Christian McCaffrey ran for 98 yards in Week 1, but only 72 last week. However, this was against a solid defensive front in the New Orleans Saints. The Texans’ run defense is nowhere near as strong. McCaffrey should see around 20 carries tonight. At an even 20, he would need to average only 3.8 yards per carry to hit the over, which should be easy.
Awesemo is projecting McCaffrey to run for 95.97 yards, which is over 20 over this prop line. Lock this in as one of your props on No House Advantage tonight.
Sam Darnold: Over 250.5 Passing Yards
Despite leading big the entire game, Sam Darnold continued to throw the ball, attempting 38 passes. At this point, it seems like there is no game script where the Panthers stop passing the ball since a short dump-off to McCaffrey is essentially just an extended handoff. Darnold passed for 279 in Week 1 and 305 last week. A prop line this low is almost insulting unless the person creating this is stuck back in 2020.
Awesemo is projecting Darnold to pass for 269.34 yards, which is far over the prop line.
D.J. Moore: Over 4.5 Receptions
While Awesemo is projecting D.J. Moore to catch 4.85 passes tonight, this is still slightly over this prop line. He also should easily exceed this.
We explained above how Darnold continues to pass the ball, even when the game is a blowout. In fact, he passed more in the blowout last week than he did in the close Week 1 matchup. Moore has been a big beneficiary of this. He has catch totals of six and eight in Weeks 1 and 2, respectively. To be honest, Moore doesn’t even seem at risk of going under this total, assuming he doesn’t leave hurt.
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