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NFL · 4 hours ago

NFL Week 6 Player Props: Maye, Taylor and Stafford

Joe Pisapia

Joe Pisapia

Host · Writer

NFL Week 6 Player Props: Maye, Taylor and Stafford

Segment Spotlight: Quick Hits From NFL Pro Football Today

Passing and Rushing Props Lead the Sunday Crunch

Drake Maye is the first pick after returning to form over the past two weeks following a low point in Jacksonville. He has started to click with his offense while involving players such as Efton Chisholm, Kyle Williams, and Demario Douglas. With AJ Brown returning, the selection is over 236.5 passing yards against the New York Jets.

Jonathan Taylor is expected to carry a heavy workload with Tyler Warren out and the Colts facing limitations on offense. He has recorded a couple of 90-yard rushing performances without reaching 100, but this could be his century-mark game. The pick is the alternate total of over 100 rushing yards, with the possibility of approximately 25 carries. A Taylor touchdown prop is also worth consideration.

Matthew Stafford is the next passing selection, with the expectation that Puka Nacua, Devonte Adams, and company will generate plenty of yards after the catch. Kyron Williams should also be heavily involved. With Arizona capable of staying competitive through Michael Wilson and Trey McBride, Stafford could have more opportunities to throw. The pick is the alternate total of over 300 passing yards.

Kenneth Walker rounds out the selections with over 90.5 rushing yards against the Los Angeles Chargers. A combination of first-half volume and one or two explosive runs could give him a strong opportunity to clear that number. A first-half touchdown at plus 150 can also be paired with the rushing over in a same-game parlay, with the Kansas City Chiefs covering as another possible addition.