Welcome everyone as we are going to help you find the best player props for Week 12. I’ve been playing props heavy since Week 6 and I’m not sure exactly how it happened but now I’m hooked. Don’t get me wrong; I am still running around playing the normal lines as well. In that time frame I have had 101 plays and yes, I know that number is ridiculous. Being up 24.26 units with an ROI of 24% isn’t too bad for that much action. Let’s go ahead and get right into it as we have plays for anything you’re looking for.
2023 Season Player Props
Record 56-45
Win Rate: 55.5%
ROI: 24.02%
Units: +24.26
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Caleb Williams: 289.5 Passing Yards (Higher)
This will probably be the last time we see Caleb Williams play a down of college football. This will also probably be the last time we see Chip Kelly as the coach at UCLA. Williams is going to go out with a bang, and the Bruins aren’t getting first downs nearly as often as they’re used to while still playing at a rapid pace. With all that being said, I think Williams will have more than enough opportunities to hit this number.
Cade Stover: 3.5 Receptions (Higher)
Stover has worked his way into Kyle McCord’s backup plan instead of Emeka Egbuka, if he can’t get the ball to Marvin Harrison Jr. It’s going to be a bend, don’t break scenario for the Minnesota Golden Gophers this weekend. That being said, once all eyes are on Harrison, Stover should be able to get some balls his way in the middle of the field.
Brian Thomas: 79.5 Receiving Yards (Higher)
The Tigers are going to run it up on Georgia State, which ranks in the bottom 10 in the FBS in passing yards allowed. Jayden Daniels still has a chance to win the Heisman Trophy, and he only gets there if he feeds Malik Nabers and Brian Thomas.
DraftKings Player Props For Week 12
Carson Beck: o285.5 Passing Yards (-115)
At 3:30 p.m. ET, we’ll see Georgia vs. Tennessee, and I am fully in on the buzzsaw that is about to hit the Vols. This team ain’t played nobody Paul, and it doesn’t matter that this game is in Neyland. Doesn’t matter how “good” the Tennessee defense has been. All that matters is for the second week in a row, Tennessee’s opponent is about to stand on business. Carson Beck has been honestly unreal, and all I see is the team getting better week after week. Amarius Mims is back, and we saw the Dawgs push around a soft Ole Miss team last week and it’s going to be much of the same here. I can’t stress enough how big getting Mims back is so even if Daijun Edwards and Kendall Milton are getting a ton of yardage on the ground, we can watch the passing game open up with it.
Josh Hoover: o266.5 Passing Yards (-115)
Josh Hoover has put up yards against everyone for the Horned Frogs, besides Kansas State. He might throw an interception or two, but that’s not going to hurt his yards. Also, Baylor has totally checked out, so this is a no-brainer in my mind.
Blake Corum: First TD Scored (+230)
In my opinion, Blake Corum is the best option to score first not just in this game, but across the entire nation. Maryland is phoning it in, and even if the Terps get the ball first, the Michigan defense should shut the Terps’ drive down quick.
Ja’Quinden Jackson: Anytime TD Scored (-105)
Arizona has really stepped up and the defense is playing better. Regardless, Utah should be able to score two or three touchdowns. The Utes don’t have great receivers, and star tight end Brant Kuithe is shut down for the year. I trust Ja’Quinden Jackson getting into the end zone way more than I trust Bryson Barnes throwing a touchdown, unless it’s to Jackson.
Donovan Smith: Anytime TD Scored (+100)
Oklahoma State has struggled all year against quarterbacks that can get out of the pocket, and Donovan Smith is on the move a ton. Not going to make this one more complicated than it needs to be.
Dane Key: o0.5 Receiving TD (+190)
South Carolina’s pass defense has improved over the past couple of weeks…. but the Gamecocks have played Vanderbilt and Jacksonville State. Kentucky doesn’t air out the ball, but when it plays a bad secondary, Devin Leary has been able to take advantage. Look for Leary to find his top target out wide for six today.
Theo Wease: o50.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
The Florida defense is, to be quite frank, a mess. Mizzou can move the ball all sorts of ways, so look for the Tigers to take advantage. With Luther Burden III still banged up, Theo Wease should be able to have a field day against a struggling secondary.
Jake Briningstool: o43.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
The North Carolina defense has given up almost 500 yards per game over the last month. Clemson will have to find someone to take up that yardage. This is a little bit of a craps shoot.
Kobe Hudson: o46.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
John Rhys Plumlee and UCF have been moving the ball through the air much better than expected. The passing offense is still very inconsistent. Kobe Hudson is a big-play receiver, and in four of the 10 games this year, he’s had a reception longer than the total line. Hudson only brings in about half of his targets, but Texas Tech gives up huge passing plays so if you blink this one might hit.
FanDuel Player Props For Week 12
Ladd McConkey: Anytime TD Scored (+100)
Ladd McConkey going up against the team he grew up a fan of but didn’t receive an offer from? He’s also just going to be open all day with this offense clicking. Lock it in.
Brennan Presley: o50.5 Receiving Yards -114
I actually think this matchup with Houston will be much closer than most people do. Ollie Gordon II should be able to get the ball moving on the ground this week after a horrendous outing at UCF. Houston’s opponents have been completing 80% of their passes for almost 10 yards a catch. Expect Brennan Presley to dink and dunk his way to the over.
Audric Estimé: First TD Scored +240
This is the Sam Hartman bowl with Wake Forest coming to town, but nothing gives me reason to believe Gerad Parker is going to air it out. Audric Estimé on the goal line with an offensive line that should be able to completely bully Wake Forest seems like the most likely scenario to start the game.
