I’m here to share a few of my top picks for the Week 4 Monday Night Football NFL slate on PrizePicks. Most of these predictions are heavily based on our projections.
Be mindful of the fact that these are what we deem to be optimal picks at the time of publish. Just like with any sport, the news cycle in the NFL is fluid, so the picks below may become more or less appealing depending on a variety of factors. But rest assured that our NFL DFS projections team is constantly making updates.
Below, I’ll detail how I’m approaching things on PrizePicks for Week 6.
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PrizePicks NFL Picks for Week 6 Monday Night Football
Now that you’re signed up, here are some of our top NFL picks on PrizePicks for Week 6 Monday Night Football:
- Colston Loveland less than 18.5 Receiving Yards
- Rome Odunze more than 4.5 Receptions
- Luke McCaffrey less than 29.5 Receiving Yards
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Colston Loveland less than 18.5 Receiving Yards
The receiving yards projection for Colston Loveland looks like a strong pick based on the current data. The PrizePicks projection of 18.5 compares favorably based on our NFL simulations. This pick projects to hit 57.2% of the time based on the assumptions, and that represents a 2.9% edge.
Rome Odunze more than 4.5 Receptions
The receptions projection for Rome Odunze looks like a strong pick based on the current data. The PrizePicks projection of 4.5 compares favorably based on our NFL simulations. This pick projects to hit 56.9% of the time based on the assumptions, and that represents a 2.6% edge.
Luke McCaffrey less than 29.5 Receiving Yards
The receiving yards projection for Luke McCaffrey looks like a strong pick based on the current data. The PrizePicks projection of 29.5 compares favorably based on our NFL simulations. This pick projects to hit 55.8% of the time based on the assumptions, and that represents a 1.5% edge.
Pictured: Rome Odunze
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