College Football Player Props & Bets: Week 4 (Saturday)
Week 4 of the young season is sure to be action-packed with big performances. With plenty of matchups on the board, I’m breaking down my top college football player props. Let's dive into three of my favorites for Saturday.
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Saturday’s Best College Football Player Props (Week 4)
Odds are subject to change | All bets are to win 1 unit
Arch Manning Over 31.5 Pass Attempts (+100 at Fanatics Sportsbook)
Arch Manning leads the Longhorns into Neyland Stadium to take on the Tennessee Volunteers as road favorites. He has cleared this line in his last two games and has a median of 33 pass attempts this season. The Longhorns are averaging 77 offensive plays per game with a 48% pass rate.
The Tennessee defense ranks third in sacks per game and 11th in quarterback hits, which suggests there could be some quick-passing opportunities for Manning. The game has a total of 55.5, and Tennessee averages 69 offensive plays, setting the stage for an uptempo game environment.
Trinidad Chambliss Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (+102 at FanDuel Sportsbook)
Trinidad Chambliss is riding the hot hand after a huge win over LSU and leads the Ole Miss Rebels into The Swamp to take on Florida. Kewan Lacy is listed as questionable after leaving the game with a shoulder injury, and this is the second time this season he hasn’t finished a game. I’m betting with the assumption that he won’t play. Chambliss has cleared this line in every game so far this season.
Ole Miss has a pass rate of 58% and runs 70 offensive plays per game. Chambliss is averaging three red-zone pass attempts per game and has a group of explosive wide receivers who can score from anywhere on the field. Florida allowed Auburn’s Byrum Brown to throw for three touchdowns.
Drew Mestemaker Over 249.5 Passing Yards (-132 at FanDuel Sportsbook)
Drew Mestemaker has cleared this line in two straight games. He faces a favorable matchup against West Virginia, which ranks 114th in passing yards per game allowed (246.7).
Oklahoma State ranks first in plays per game (85.5) and has a passing rate of 50.8%. West Virginia ranks 27th with 72.5 plays per game, setting the stage for a whole lot of offensive output.
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