Jones, Robinson, Levis Offer Best Player Prop Bets, Alternate Lines

Week 1 of the NFL is upon us and we’re looking, not only at regular player prop lines but also

alternate lines that add even great value. We’ve identified 3 players who we think will have

productive days on Sunday and now you can take advantage if you feel inclined.

Aaron Jones: Over 13.5 Receiving Yards (-115)

Alternate Line: Over 25.5 Receiving Yards (+143)

Aaron Jones signed with the Vikings after being released by the Packers and what he showed

at the end of last season, he still has lots of football left. During the regular season in Green

Bay Jones averaged about 4 targets per game and can be dangerous coming out of the

backfield. In his last two season openers, Jones has gone over this receiving yards mark (27

yards in 2022, 86 yards in 2023) so we’re taking him to hit the trifecta Sunday vs the Giants.

Bijan Robinson: Over 25.5 Receiving Yards (-118)

Alternate Line: Over 36 Receiving Yards (+131)

Bijan Robinson finally has a quarterback who can actually use him out of the backfield. Last

season, Robinson went over 25.5 receiving yards in 10 of 16 games where he was on the field

in more than 11 snaps. Kirk Cousins is a fan of using his back as a receiver. In Dalvin Cook’s

first three seasons with Minnesota he averaged almost 28, 37 and 26 receiving yards per game,

respectively. I think the Falcons will finally find a way to make Robinson the centerpiece of the

offense and he could go off in a big way, that’s why we are also suggesting to back his alternate

line of over 36 receiving yards.

Will Levis: Over 229.5 Passing Yards (-115)

Alternate Line: Over 250.5 Passing Yards (+129)

Will Levis may be in a perfect situation where he’ll have to throw the ball often. Firstly, Brian

Callahan isn’t the biggest fan of running the ball. In his last two seasons as the OC with the

Bengals, Cincinnati ranked 31st and 29th when it came to running the ball. Also, with the Bears

expected to run and gun with their new look offense it could put Levis in a spot where the Titans

fall behind and he’s relied on to throw the ball often. So that being said, let’s take Levis on both

lines including a juicy +129 to go over 250 passing yards.