Buying low on Loveland this week👇 Colston Loveland o36.5 Rec Yards (-114) Loveland hasn’t done much to start the year but I like this spot for him with Caleb Williams back He cleared this line in 10 of his last 14 games with Caleb and averaged 59.2 YPG Atlanta plays a ton of single-high safety and is one of the least aggressive blitzing teams in the league. Loveland’s target rate and yards per route both go up against these looks The Falcons defense has also been a pass funnel allowing the 2nd highest pass rate over expectation. They've been giving teams a reason to throw so Loveland should have more opportunties He’s playing 85% of snaps with a 70% route rate and has been doing the dirty work as a blocker. The receiving production will come. He’s too talented for the ball not to find him Dome game with a 52.5 total. Great spot for him to get going📈

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Here’s a play I’m on for TNF👇 ⭐️ RJ Harvey O13.5 Rush Yards (-113) Seems like the whole world is on Harvey’s receiving props, and I get it given his usage and the matchup. I’m pivoting to his rushing yards instead. In Sean Payton’s first game back calling plays, Harvey saw just 3 touches while JK Dobbins handled 20. That could be a sign this is Dobbins’ backfield, but his lengthy injury history and the short turnaround create an opportunity for Harvey to see more work. Denver’s best path to winning is controlling the clock and leaning on the run game. Seattle isn’t an easy matchup, but LB Drake Thomas being ruled OUT takes away a key piece of their run defense. With a line this low, Harvey doesn’t need much volume. I like him to make the most of his opportunities.

Here’s a player prop I’m rocking with for Monday Night Football👇 ⭐️Ty Johnson O11.5 Rec Yards (-112) In two games since returning from injury, Johnson leads all Bills RBs in route share. He turned 4 targets (2 designed) into 50 receiving yards in his first game back. Bills HC Joe Brady said he has “all the trust in the world” in Johnson, and Josh Allen called him the best 3rd down back in football during their postseason run a couple seasons ago. Johnson’s O1.5 receptions line is juiced to the over, and he's recorded 2+ catches in 10 of his last 11 games dating back to last season. In 15 of his last 16 games with 2+ catches, he’s gone over this receiving yard total. Favorable matchup here as well… The Rams have allowed the 3rd-highest target rate out of the backfield and the 7th-most targets to opposing RBs. This game has the highest implied total of the week in a pace up spot against a Rams offense that likes to play fast so should be a good game environment for Johnson to get involved as a receiver.

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