NFL Week 15 Player Props for Justin Fields & Wan’Dale Robinson
Via Michael Reaves/Getty Images. Pictured: Justin Fields #1 of the Chicago Bears runs for a touchdown against the Detroit Lions at Soldier Field on December 10, 2023 in Chicago, Illinois.
This is a high line for a quarterback, but Justin Fields has cleared it in five of his last six full games.
Coming off of his thumb injury, Fields has hit the ground running (pun intended) with the Bears calling at least six designed rushes in each of his last three games.
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Today's wet and windy conditions might also call for more of the Bears' ground attack. Regardless of the game script, expect Fields to look to move the ball on the ground.
I have the dual-threat quarterback projected for 12 rush attempts and would play this line down to -140.
Pick: Justin Fields Over 10.5 Rush Attempts (-125 | Play to -140 at DraftKings)
Wan'Dale Robinson is coming off a game where he led the Giants’ pass catchers with six catches for 79 yards (on seven targets). The volume is nothing new for Robsinon as he leads Big Blue in receptions and targets per game.
With Tommy Devito under center, Robinson has cleared this line in three of the last five games. Over that span, he leads the Giants with a 23.5% First-read Percentage (per Fantasy Points Data).
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It’s an ideal spot for Robinson, who garners 71% of his targets and 74% of his receptions out of the slot. Saints defensive backs have allowed 74 catches on the season, the fifth-highest mark in the NFL.
Even with Darren Waller's return, likely on a snap count, I love Robinson to build on his strong showing from last week. I have Robinson projected for closer to five catches today.
Pick: Wan'Dale Robinson Over 3.5 Receptions (-102 | Play to -120 at FanDuel)
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