NFL Prop Bets Week 2 Recap
NFL Week 2 prop bets are here. Sean Green (@SeanTGreen) and Ryan Kramer (@KramerCentric) run it back with CJ Sullivan (@CJSullivan_) from Bottom Line Bombs for the full player prop slate. They dig into the Vikings and Bears passing game and Mike Evans against a Dolphins secondary that is missing bodies. It ends with a Saquon Barkley ladder and a 443-to-1 Degens Only play.
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Green opened on Carson Wentz over a half interception and never blinked. Wentz threw two picks in the week following each of his clean games with Minnesota last season, the Bears still take the ball away, and the juice is nowhere near the 150 to 175 the market charges on Deshaun Watson. Kramer stayed in that game for Jordan Addison at 34 and a half receiving yards. Addison averaged seven catches and 102 yards in Wentz’s two starts last year. CJ took the quarterback on the other side of the country: Jordan Love to throw an interception at plus 105. Love throws YOLO balls whether the game asks for one or not, and plus money on that is silly.
Tight Ends Own These NFL Week 2 Prop Bets
Green wants Tyler Warren over four and a half catches in the Sunday night game. Kansas City let a tight end catch six against Denver, and Warren had a 17 percent target share in Week 1 with only three grabs to show for it. Kramer watched Dalton Kincaid carve up Houston on a call this show made last week, so now he wants Mike Gesicki over two and a half receptions at plus 110 against those same Texans. Gesicki drew seven targets on roughly a 35 percent snap rate. He is barely out there, and when he is, he is running a route.
CJ’s favorite number on the board is Baker Mayfield at 209 and a half passing yards. Trevor Lawrence put 245 on that Browns defense and sat the fourth quarter. Mayfield is home, it is a dome, and it is the team that drafted him first overall. Kramer took Lawrence’s legs instead, over 15 and a half rushing yards in Denver, where Zach Allen and that pass rush were the quickest off the ball in Week 1 and Patrick Mahomes ended up with seven rushes for 23 yards. Then he circled back for Bo Nix to throw a pick at plus 105. Nix has thrown one in eight of his last 13 games and has led the NFL in turnover worthy plays since Week 8 of last season.
The guys found three ways to fade Dallas. Kramer cannot explain Jayden Daniels at 29 and a half pass attempts after he dropped back 34 times in a game that was not a shootout. Green took Stefon Diggs over 46 and a half receiving yards off a Cowboys secondary that left Giants receivers open and then missed the tackle. CJ went to the ground with Jacory Croskey-Merritt over 56 and a half rushing yards, because the guy they call Bill has no competition in that backfield and Dallas allowed a league-high 24 rushing scores last year.
The Ladders And The Degens Only Parlay
CJ could not put the Woody Marks numbers down. Marks out-snapped David Montgomery 51 to 49 and went nine carries for 42 yards while Montgomery ground out 20 for 60. Ninety yards pays 24 to 1. A hundred pays 34 to 1. Green brought the Cadillac of ladders, Saquon Barkley against a Titans front that let Breece Hall run for 102 on 22 carries: plus 229 at 100 yards, plus 347 at 110, plus 515 at 120, plus 760 at 130, 11 to 1 at 140. Kramer’s ladder is Parker Washington, who he calls unguardable and the market calls a 58 and a half yard receiver. Ninety pays plus 330, a hundred pays plus 450, and Washington hung 145 yards and six catches on Denver the last time out.
Green’s Degens Only build never leaves one game. Bears minus four and a half, Josh Oliver in the end zone at eight to one by himself, Carson Wentz in there too. Three hundred to one, 25 dollars to win eight grand. Kramer stacked Parker Washington’s hundred with AD Mitchell’s for 57 to 1, then added Matthew Golden and got 443 to 1. The one worth stealing is CJ’s tight end round robin. Mark Andrews at plus 130, T.J. Hockenson at plus 340, Dalton Schultz at plus 215 and Jake Ferguson at plus 270 pay 164 to 1 together. Drop Kenyon Sadiq at plus 500 on top of it and you are at 2,964 to 1.
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Podcast Chapters
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0:46 The Laddie Daddy Returns & Colby’s Picks Beef
3:43 Fat Sal’s, Grease Trucks & AI Deepfakes
8:53 Carson Wentz & Jordan Addison vs. The Bears
13:12 Jordan Love To Throw An Interception
14:21 Tight End Receptions: Tyler Warren & Mike Gesicki
18:51 Baker Mayfield & Trevor Lawrence Props
24:28 Mike Evans & The Anytime Touchdown Board
29:56 Jayden Daniels, Stefon Diggs & Fading The Cowboys
38:52 Bo Nix To Throw An Interception
42:28 Bryce Young, Malik Willis & DeVonta Smith
46:50 Ladders: Woody Marks, Saquon Barkley & Parker Washington
56:10 The Degens Only Parlay
59:53 CJ’s Tight End Touchdown Round Robin
1:07:21 Thank You for Participating in the Sports Gambling Podcast
