NFL Divisional Round Player Prop Bet Odds, Picks & Predictions: Saturday (2023)

by John Supowitz |
Jan 19, 2023

Weâ€™ve reached the Divisional Round and on Saturday, feature the two top seeds. Both of these are rematches from earlier, and including a division rivalry makes it a third between the Giants and the Eagles.

With the familiarity, we should see some adjustments and maybe not the same performances from the previous games.

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Best NFL Divisional Round Player Prop Bets

Letâ€™s look at the best player props for the Saturday Divisional Round games.

Dallas Goedert (TE â€“ PHI) OVER 48.5 Receiving Yards (-120)

Although Goedert missed a few games this year, it was his most productive season when he was on the field. His 4.5 catches per game were a career-high, while the 12.8 yards per catch were his second. He did not play in the first game against the Giants, but he had seven catches for 47 yards in the second matchup.

If you paid attention to the two games the Giants played against the Vikings, T.J. Hockenson went off and was used a lot in third down conversion. Look for Goedert to get those same shots and move the chains.

A.J. Brown (WR â€“ PHI) UNDER 71.5 Receiving Yards (-115)

Brown had a stellar first season in Philadelphia. His connection with Jalen Hurts clicked from the start while setting new career highs in catches and receiving yards, and he finished fourth in the latter category. He had two decent games against the Giants this year, but he will likely see a new foe in front of him.

Before the Wild Card game, Adoree' Jackson had not played since November 20th and missed both games against the Eagles. Last week, he shut down Justin Jefferson, allowing him to go for six catches and 37 yards when Jackson covered him. Jackson should lineup against Brown for most of the game and take him out of the equation for Hurts.

Daniel Jones (QB â€“ NYG) OVER 45.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

Jones' first playoff game couldn't have gone any better as he threw for 301 yards and 78 rushing while becoming the first player to accomplish those feats in their playoff debut. He has always been great with his legs, including 57 carries for a first down this year.

Last week, we saw more designed runs for Jones than all season, and most of them went for positive yards. The key was running Saquon Barkley in the flat or lining him up in the slot, so that took away defenders in the box, allowing Jones to take off into the secondary. He should have a couple of big runs for this week.

Travis Kelce (TE â€“ KC) Anytime Touchdown (-150)

Travis Kelce and touchdowns go together like peanut butter and jelly, evidenced by the Chiefsâ€™ tight end finished second in the NFL with 12 scores this season. Jags allowed the fifth-most touchdowns to the position this year, and Kelce found paydirt in their matchup earlier this season.

Trevor Lawrence (QB â€“ JAX) UNDER 15.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

Lawrence was one of the best quarterbacks in the second half of the season and marched the Jaguars into playoffs. His playoff debut was a tale of two halves, with an abysmal four picks in the first, then three touchdowns in the second, and mounting a 27-point comeback.

His rushing total is set a little high for this game. He's only eclipsed that in two of his last six games, with nine rushing yards in his last three. He did get 26 in the last game against Kansas City, but 18 came on one run. The Jags have gotten heavier in the passing game and we likely won't see scrambling from Lawrence.

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