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Sean Koerner🔮
Sean Koerner🔮
Last 30d: 59-62-1 (+6.4u)
I have Under 17.5 around 63%, with a median closer to 15 yards. Even if this drops to 16.5, I’d still have the under around 58% and would lean Under 15.5. There are a handful of reasons I’m lower on Diggs tomorrow that I’ll get into more in my TNF game guide, but with rain/wind potentially impacting the game I wanted to lock this in early. Not because I’m personally expecting weather to have a huge impact, but I know the market will react and props could drift down for once instead of the usual 99% of action pushing everything up lol. The Giants have been excellent against slot WRs, allowing the 2nd-lowest yards per route run, and Diggs lines up there around 65% of the time. They also use press coverage at the 2nd-highest rate. Diggs goes from 1.64 YPRR and a 9.5 aDOT when not pressed to 1.40 YPRR and a 4.5 aDOT when pressed. He runs outs/hitches at one of the highest rates in the league, so I could easily see him catching a handful of passes here. That’s why I’m not very interested in fading his receptions. The better angle is fading the yardage/explosive play. He’s only had 3 catches all year clear 17.5 yards. Two came in the final minute while trailing with no timeouts against prevent-like defenses, and the other was a 20-yard TD against Dallas. I prefer longest reception under because it isolates the part of his profile I want to fade, but receiving yards under is totally fine too if that’s all you have access to. I’ll be betting that market as well. It’s also a good pivot if this longest reception line moves a couple yards while his receiving yards prop stays put. This isn’t the greatest bet of all time, but it’s a good example of why I’m rarely betting a number in a vacuum. There are a ton of underlying factors I like here, and even after a pretty significant move I’d still be showing more value than I am on most props in this game after going through every single one with a fine-toothed comb.
Grant Neiffer
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Last 30d: 14-47-0 (-2.0u)
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Last 30d: 14-47-0 (-2.0u)
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Last 30d: 28-46-0 (-14.1u)
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