James Cook, Gabe Davis, Wan’Dale Robinson SNF Player Props | Sunday Night Football Bets
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The sixth Sunday of NFL regular-season action concludes with a Giants vs. Bills primetime clash. We are locked and loaded with a full slate of player prop picks for this Sunday Night Football battle at Highmark Stadium.
Let's take a look at top four player props for Giants vs. Bills, featuring picks for James Cook, Gabe Davis and Wan'Dale Robinson.
Giants vs. Bills Player Props | Sunday Night Football
In the table below, you'll find each of our NFL staff's top player prop picks for Sunday Night Football Giants vs. Bills. Click on any pick or team logo to navigate to a specific bet discussed in this article.
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Giants vs. Bills
By Sam Farley
There are just two teams in the NFL who have allowed more rushing yards per game than the Giants, which means we should really lean into James Cook props here.
Cook has topped the 56.5 rushing yard mark in just two of five appearances this season, but this feels like a get-right game for him.
Cook has struggled the last two weeks. He put up 29 yards against the Dolphins, and then a terrible performance of -4 yards against the Jags in London. That said, with the Bills listed as heavy favorites, we should see more rushing attempts for Cook, and given the weakness we’ve seen from the Giants this season, I’m happy to take the over.
Pick: James Cook Over 56.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
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Giants vs. Bills
By Sam Farley
With James Cook having such a favorable matchup, I couldn’t stay away from the sophomore RB. We’re also going to back him to have a rush of over 15.5 yards.
As mentioned above, the Giants have been terrible against the the run, but crucially, they’ve also allowed some huge plays.
They’ve allowed a rush of over 15.5 yards in four of five games, and even allowed two separate players to do it in one game. We’ve seen Tony Pollard (25), Elijah Mitchell (18), Kenneth Walker (31), Raheem Mostert (23) and De’Von Achane (76) all hit the over against New York, and I expect James Cook to do the same on SNF.
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Giants vs. Bills
By Sam Farley
Last season, we all expected a Gabe Davis breakout after a solid rookie year, but it never really happened. While he scored seven touchdowns in the regular season, he never truly elevated himself to the next level.
I’m going to whisper it quietly, but we might be seeing that breakout now. Davis has scored a touchdown in four straight games, while hauling in 18-of-26 targets during that span — and it’s clear that Josh Allen trusts him in the red zone.
You can get +200 on this bet, which implies a probability of 33.3% that Davis scores. Given what we’ve seen from Davis and the Giants’ defense, that feels way off base.
Take that price while you can.
Pick: Gabe Davis Anytime Touchdown (+200)
Giants vs. Bills
By Sam Farley
Wan'Dale Robinson is currently listed as questionable for this game, so consider this a bonus pick if he is good to go on SNF.
Robinson has missed 11 games and scored just one touchdown since being picked in the second round of last year’s draft, but it’s clear that the Giants still see something in him.
After missing the first two games with injuries, he’s been targeted 17 times in three games, with no game seeing less than five targets. Robinson's a player with a unique skillset, and a guy that New York wants to feed the football.
Robinson isn't a huge red-zone threat because of his size — or lack of it — but I believe he’s the type of player who could be schemed into dangerous plays. His odds of an anytime touchdown are +750, and I’m happy to sprinkle a little bit at that price, but make sure he’s suiting up first.
Pick: Wan'Dale Robinson Anytime Touchdown (+750)
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