Monday Night Football Prop Bets
The week 7 Sunday slate of games has wrapped up, and even with their challenges, Pat Mahomes and the Chiefs are still holding on to their undefeated streak. Since the Vikings lost to the Lions, the Chiefs are now the only unbeaten team left in the NFL. The streak of NFL injuries also continued with Deshaun Watson and Brandon Aiyuk lost for the 2024 NFL season. But enough about Sunday—let’s jump into another exciting Monday Night Football (MNF) doubleheader!
Tonight, we have two Monday Night games. When the schedule came out, I thought the doubleheaders were odd, but they have turned out to be a great concept. The doubleheader allows for a backup game if one game is a dud.
The 4-2 Baltimore Ravens will take on the 4-2 Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 8:15 p.m. ET, and then the LA Chargers will play the Arizona Cardinals at 9 p.m. ET.
Recap
- Season Record: 19-11
- Last Week 2-2
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Game One
Any Time Touchdown (-250)
If you didn’t have the best weekend betting on sports, maybe you were burned by college football upsets from Saturday or had props on any players who got hurt yesterday; this is how you can make it right. Henry has a TD in every game this season. -250 isn’t the best odds, but let’s not overcomplicate things. This is an easy win. You can parlay it with any or all of my suggested props in this article and have a chance to bounce back this week.
Over 74.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Godwin has hit the over on this total three times in six weeks, which isn’t the most reassuring stat; however, the matchup is too good to ignore. The Bucs rank 9th in the NFL for passing, while the Ravens have struggled against the passing game. It’s hard to believe, but the Ravens actually rank 32nd in the NFL in pass defense. What was once an impossible team to throw against has now become a weak spot for the team. Rookie Jayden Daniels threw 269 passing yards last week, and Joe Burrow put up 392 yards the week before. The over/under in this game is 50 points, and I think we get close to hitting that.
Over 60.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
Zay Flowers enters this game with back-to-back 100+ yard receiving games. He’s really turned things in the last few weeks, combining for 16 receptions for 243 yards. The Ravens are one of the top offensive teams in the NFL and rank 6th in passing. The Bucs, on the other hand, are very similar in the sense they are offensive juggernauts but struggle against the pass. This game has the potential to be an all-out shoot-out. I like both top WRs to hit their overs.
Game Two
Over 81.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
81.5 rushing yards is a tall order, but Dobbins is up for the challenge. The Charger RB had 25 carries last week for 96 yards against their divisional rival, the Denver Broncos. Looking at the Chargers schedule as of late, the team has been facing some tougher defenses. Tonight, they face a Cardinals defense that gives up an average of 153 yards on the ground. Arizona ranks 30th against the run. For those of you who have lost faith in the Charger’s rushing attack, you need to remember they opened the season 2-0 with 176 team total rushing yards against the Raiders, followed by a 219-team rushing beatdown against the Panthers.
I’m confident Dobbins gets 20 carries in this contest.
Over 5.5 Receptions (-105)
McBride has had at least six receptions in three of his last four games. The Chargers have struggled against opposing Tight Ends, and McBride is one of the league’s bright new talents. After losing three of the last four games, the Cardinals need to put less pressure on their young rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. and get back to feeding their 6’4, 245 lb Tight End.
Parlay Breakdown
- Game One: +400
- Game Two + 275
- All 5 Picks: +1175
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