NFL Week 11 has arrived and we’ve got the most up to date props on the market.
The Week starts with the Titans keeping their fingers crossed after a close call with QB Mariota in Week 10 where he suffered a blow to his shoulder, with a minor ankle sprain to boot. They will be matching-up against the Steelers who hope to put another one in the bag at home as one-score favorites. In addition, the best team (by record) in the league is going up against the world’s most popular, as the Philadelphia Eagles square off against the Dallas Cowboys in a game which is drawing a lot of betting interest. The week closes out with a highly anticipated game between the Atlanta Falcons and Seattle Seahawks, which is anticipated to be a closely contested affair with only a field goal differential to favor the Seahawks.
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Most Up to Date NFL Week 11 Prop Bets for the 2017-18 Season
Will Alex Smith Pass for Over 260 Yards?
Will Jared Goff Throw 2 or More Interceptions?
Will Kirk Cousins Pass for Over 270 Yards?
Will Drew Brees Pass for Over 300 Yards?
Will Tom Brady Throw 3 or More Touchdown Passes?
Will Tom Brady Throw an Interception?
Will Marshawn Lynch Record a Touchdown?
Will Matt Ryan Pass for Over 275 Yards?
Will Russell Wilson have 30 or More Rushing Yards?
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Who Will Throw a Touchdown Pass First – Marcus Mariota or Ben Roethlisberger?
Mariota (+125) / Roethlisberger (-155)
We had to post Week 11 props a little later than usual this week, while we awaited news on a potential Mariota injury. But we received word that’s he’s probable (at press) so it looks like this prop is a go. The young Titan be looking to shake off concerned naysayers early on and be aiming downfield for an early connection and TD.
Will Marcus Mariota have Over 225 Passing Yards?
Again, the potential injury ended up (according to our sources) being nothing more than a sore shoulder and sprained ankle. Still, if the Titans were playing on Sunday, then we’d be confident in his throwing for 225+, but on four days rest, will he be a bit gun shy when slight discomfort kicks in around the second quarter? You decide.
Will DeMarco Murray or Derrick Henry Record a Touchdown?
Tennessee running back DeMarco Murray scored three TDs on Sunday against the Bengals, including the game-winner with just 36 seconds left. He’s hungry for more. Derrick Henry impressed in Week 9, rushing for 26 yards and a TD on eight carries while grabbing two catches for 10 yards on two targets in a win over the Ravens. One of these guys is likely to walk on through to the end zone.
Will Ben Roeslisberger have 2 or more Passing Touchdowns?
The aging QB can’t throw the football down the field like he used to. Big Ben is currently 26 of 78 when it comes to throwing the ball for over 15 yards here in the 2017 season. That data includes seven interceptions to just three TDs. For more context, consider that he had 13 TDs to four interceptions on the same type of passes last season. In addition, his completion percentage is on the verge of a career low, down by over 12% from last season. Better believe he is aware of these stats and will be looking to climb from up under.
Will Antonio Brown have 7 or more Receptions?
Antonio Brown was pretty quiet for most of his Week 10 game against the Colts, pulling in just two receptions for a total of 15 yards before putting Pittsburgh back in range for the game-winning field goal with a catch and run. He’ll be much busier here in Week 11.
Will LeVeon Bell have 100 or more Rushing Yards?
Will TJ Watt Record 1 or More Sacks?
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