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NFL Play Of The Day🏆

Kenneth Walker Over 82.5 Rush Yards

Averaging 145 yards thru 2 games🚀

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Walker has been an absolute monster through his first two games with Kansas City, carrying the ball 47 times for 290 yards, which comes out to 145 rushing yards per game and 6.2 yards per carry. He opened the season with 173 yards on 23 carries against Denver, then followed it up with 117 yards on 24 carries against Indianapolis. That's 100+ rushing yards in both games and a perfect 2-for-2 clearing today's 82.5 line.

The workload is just as encouraging as the production. Walker has handled 47 of Kansas City's 67 rushing attempts, accounting for just over 70% of the team's carries. He's averaging 23.5 rushing attempts per game, so we aren't relying on another 60-yard touchdown run to cash this prop. Even if Walker drops all the way down to 3.6 yards per carry, 23 carries would still get him to roughly 83 yards. And he showed last week that he can still comfortably clear this number without a huge explosive run, grinding out 117 yards while his longest rush went for only 19.

The matchup doesn't scare me either. Miami is allowing 112.5 rushing yards per game, ranking 17th in the NFL against the run, and the Dolphins have already surrendered three rushing touchdowns through two games. Walker has also been creating a ton on his own. He has forced 29 missed tackles through two games, the most by any player through the first two weeks of a season in the Next Gen Stats era. That tackle-breaking ability gives him a path to beat this number even if Miami's defensive front plays reasonably well.

There is one thing worth mentioning: Kansas City has publicly discussed lightening Walker's workload a little after he accumulated 56 total touches through the first two games, with rookie Emmett Johnson expected to get more opportunities. But that's also part of why I like playing the yards rather than carries. Walker doesn't necessarily need another 24 attempts. He's been one of the league's most efficient runners, and even 18-20 carries gives him a realistic path to 83+ yards if he maintains anything close to his current efficiency.

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 90.5 Rec Yards

Averaging 138 yards thru 2 games🚀

JSN has picked up exactly where he left off last season, opening 2026 with 8 catches for 122 yards against New England followed by 9 catches for 155 yards against Arizona. That puts him at 17 receptions for 277 yards through two games, an average of 138.5 receiving yards per game. He’s cleared tonight’s 90.5 number by more than 30 yards in BOTH games.

The volume might be even more encouraging than the yardage. Smith-Njigba has received 11 targets in each of Seattle’s first two games, catching 17 of those 22 opportunities. He’s also averaging 16.3 yards per reception, meaning at his current efficiency he only needs about six catches to get past 90.5. And this isn't just a two-game hot streak. JSN finished 2025 with 119 catches for 1,793 yards, averaging 15.1 yards per reception. Dating back to last season, he now has 100+ receiving yards in 11 of his past 19 games.

And I really like the matchup. Washington is allowing 224 passing yards per game, ranking 19th in the NFL through two weeks, and the Commanders have already surrendered seven passing touchdowns — the most in the NFL. Seattle has shown that regardless of who is under center, the passing offense is going to run through JSN. He has accounted for 277 receiving yards, while no other Seahawks player has even reached 60 receiving yards this season. That type of concentration is exactly what I want when taking a high receiving-yard line.

Even going back to the end of last season, the target volume has been incredibly consistent. JSN has now seen 8+ targets in five consecutive regular-season games, including target counts of 13, 12, 8, 11 and 11. We don't need another 150-yard explosion here. If he gets his usual 10-12 targets against a Washington secondary that has already struggled to keep opposing passing attacks out of the end zone, there are plenty of paths to 91+ yards.

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Tet McMillan Over 61.5 Rec Yards

Averaging 88 yards thru 2 games🚀

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Tet has started his second NFL season with 75 receiving yards against Chicago followed by 101 against Atlanta, meaning he's cleared today's 61.5 number in both games this season. Through two weeks, he has 10 catches for 176 yards, giving him an average of 88 receiving yards per game — more than 25 yards above the number we need today.

More importantly, the volume continues to be there. McMillan has seen 8 and 10 targets in his first two games, and his 18 total targets lead Carolina. He's commanding roughly a 23% target share with a 27.3% first-read share, so Bryce Young is consistently looking in his direction when McMillan is the primary read. He's also averaging 17.6 yards per reception, which means we don't necessarily need a huge reception total — four catches at his current average would put him around 70 yards.

And we just saw how much upside this connection has last week. Against Atlanta, McMillan was targeted 10 times, catching five passes for 101 yards and averaging 20.2 yards per reception. Bryce Young threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns in that game, and Tet was easily Carolina's leading receiver. That gives McMillan a 100-yard performance before even finding the end zone this season — his production is being driven by targets and yardage rather than touchdowns.

Cleveland isn't necessarily an easy matchup, but there are reasons to like Tet specifically. The Browns have played single-high coverage on 78.1% of their defensive snaps, the highest rate in the NFL. Against single-high last week, McMillan led Carolina with a 27% target-per-route-run rate and 2.18 yards per route run. Cleveland has also allowed the 10th-most yards per target to perimeter receivers, which is where McMillan does much of his damage.

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NFL Play Of The Day🏆

Kenneth Walker Over 82.5 Rush Yards

Averaging 145 yards thru 2 games🚀

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Walker has been an absolute monster through his first two games with Kansas City, carrying the ball 47 times for 290 yards, which comes out to 145 rushing yards per game and 6.2 yards per carry. He opened the season with 173 yards on 23 carries against Denver, then followed it up with 117 yards on 24 carries against Indianapolis. That's 100+ rushing yards in both games and a perfect 2-for-2 clearing today's 82.5 line.

The workload is just as encouraging as the production. Walker has handled 47 of Kansas City's 67 rushing attempts, accounting for just over 70% of the team's carries. He's averaging 23.5 rushing attempts per game, so we aren't relying on another 60-yard touchdown run to cash this prop. Even if Walker drops all the way down to 3.6 yards per carry, 23 carries would still get him to roughly 83 yards. And he showed last week that he can still comfortably clear this number without a huge explosive run, grinding out 117 yards while his longest rush went for only 19.

The matchup doesn't scare me either. Miami is allowing 112.5 rushing yards per game, ranking 17th in the NFL against the run, and the Dolphins have already surrendered three rushing touchdowns through two games. Walker has also been creating a ton on his own. He has forced 29 missed tackles through two games, the most by any player through the first two weeks of a season in the Next Gen Stats era. That tackle-breaking ability gives him a path to beat this number even if Miami's defensive front plays reasonably well.

There is one thing worth mentioning: Kansas City has publicly discussed lightening Walker's workload a little after he accumulated 56 total touches through the first two games, with rookie Emmett Johnson expected to get more opportunities. But that's also part of why I like playing the yards rather than carries. Walker doesn't necessarily need another 24 attempts. He's been one of the league's most efficient runners, and even 18-20 carries gives him a realistic path to 83+ yards if he maintains anything close to his current efficiency.

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WEEK 3 NFL SUNDAY🏈

✅Tet McMillan Over 61.5 Rec Yards
✅Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 90.5 Rec Yards
✅Kenneth Walker Over 82.5 Rush Yards
✅Tyler Shough Over 252.5 Pass Yards

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WEEK 3 NFL SUNDAY🏈

✅Tet McMillan Over 61.5 Rec Yards
✅Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 90.5 Rec Yards
✅Kenneth Walker Over 82.5 Rush Yards
✅Tyler Shough Over 252.5 Pass Yards

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Tet McMillan Over 61.5 Rec Yards

Averaging 88 yards thru 2 games🚀

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Tet has started his second NFL season with 75 receiving yards against Chicago followed by 101 against Atlanta, meaning he's cleared today's 61.5 number in both games this season. Through two weeks, he has 10 catches for 176 yards, giving him an average of 88 receiving yards per game — more than 25 yards above the number we need today.

More importantly, the volume continues to be there. McMillan has seen 8 and 10 targets in his first two games, and his 18 total targets lead Carolina. He's commanding roughly a 23% target share with a 27.3% first-read share, so Bryce Young is consistently looking in his direction when McMillan is the primary read. He's also averaging 17.6 yards per reception, which means we don't necessarily need a huge reception total — four catches at his current average would put him around 70 yards.

And we just saw how much upside this connection has last week. Against Atlanta, McMillan was targeted 10 times, catching five passes for 101 yards and averaging 20.2 yards per reception. Bryce Young threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns in that game, and Tet was easily Carolina's leading receiver. That gives McMillan a 100-yard performance before even finding the end zone this season — his production is being driven by targets and yardage rather than touchdowns.

Cleveland isn't necessarily an easy matchup, but there are reasons to like Tet specifically. The Browns have played single-high coverage on 78.1% of their defensive snaps, the highest rate in the NFL. Against single-high last week, McMillan led Carolina with a 27% target-per-route-run rate and 2.18 yards per route run. Cleveland has also allowed the 10th-most yards per target to perimeter receivers, which is where McMillan does much of his damage.

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Jaxon Smith-Njigba Over 90.5 Rec Yards

Averaging 138 yards thru 2 games🚀

JSN has picked up exactly where he left off last season, opening 2026 with 8 catches for 122 yards against New England followed by 9 catches for 155 yards against Arizona. That puts him at 17 receptions for 277 yards through two games, an average of 138.5 receiving yards per game. He’s cleared tonight’s 90.5 number by more than 30 yards in BOTH games.

The volume might be even more encouraging than the yardage. Smith-Njigba has received 11 targets in each of Seattle’s first two games, catching 17 of those 22 opportunities. He’s also averaging 16.3 yards per reception, meaning at his current efficiency he only needs about six catches to get past 90.5. And this isn't just a two-game hot streak. JSN finished 2025 with 119 catches for 1,793 yards, averaging 15.1 yards per reception. Dating back to last season, he now has 100+ receiving yards in 11 of his past 19 games.

And I really like the matchup. Washington is allowing 224 passing yards per game, ranking 19th in the NFL through two weeks, and the Commanders have already surrendered seven passing touchdowns — the most in the NFL. Seattle has shown that regardless of who is under center, the passing offense is going to run through JSN. He has accounted for 277 receiving yards, while no other Seahawks player has even reached 60 receiving yards this season. That type of concentration is exactly what I want when taking a high receiving-yard line.

Even going back to the end of last season, the target volume has been incredibly consistent. JSN has now seen 8+ targets in five consecutive regular-season games, including target counts of 13, 12, 8, 11 and 11. We don't need another 150-yard explosion here. If he gets his usual 10-12 targets against a Washington secondary that has already struggled to keep opposing passing attacks out of the end zone, there are plenty of paths to 91+ yards.

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✅Cam Cook Over 114.5 Rush Yards
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