Mike Farrell’s College Football Week 10 Player Prop Bets Odds, Picks & Predictions (2022)
I love prop bets, and each week I'm going to give you my five favorite plays from DraftKings. Here are my favorite Week 10 player prop bets. Make money, people!
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College Football Week 10 Player Prop Bets Odds, Picks & Predictions
LSU QB Jayden Daniels OVER 38.5 rushing yards vs. Alabama (-115)
Daniels is the leading rusher for the Tigers and it’s not even close as he has nearly twice as many carries as any running back on the roster. A lot of respect is being paid to the Alabama defense here as this number is very low and they gave up 56 yards on the ground to Hendon Hooker in that loss and he’s not the same rushing threat as Daniels. The danger here is loss of yardage due to sacks but I don’t care. Daniels has carried less than 10 times only twice this season and those were in non-conference blowouts where he was out of the game early. in SEC play he averages 17 carries for 71 yards a game. This is my favorite play of the week.
Tennessee WR Bru McCoy OVER 49.5 receiving yards at Georgia (-115)
The focus will be on Jalin Hyatt and and a now-healthy Cedric Tillman but chunk plays might not work against Georgia as they have against everyone else. The Vols will go fast but use the big, physical wide receiver to move the chains. This seems like a low number to me so mash it as he could get this in three catches. Alabama held him to 38 yards but Hyatt hogged all the targets there. McCoy will be a big part of this offensive gameplan.
Georgia TE Brock Bowers OVER 59.5 receiving yards vs. Tennessee (-115)
Another in the big game? Why not? You’ll be watching and there are a few layups here. I’ve hit on the Bowers OVER receiving number a few times this year so it continues to creep up, but 59.5 yards for UGA’s No. 1 receiver in what has a chance to be a shootout? Yes please. What amazes me is that UGA doesn’t include him more as he hasn’t had a six reception game all season long. But even with five catches, he can go over 100 and I expect at least 8-10 touches here.
Illinois RB Chase Brown OVER 0.5 receiving touchdowns vs. Michigan State (+600)
There are so many ways to prop Brown against a depleted Michigan State team that was already bad against the run before they were shorthanded with suspensions. But you’re in the minus for all but this one and this is a sneaky good play. Brown has three receiving touchdowns this season and only five on the ground despite being the nation’s leading rusher. He has as good a chance to score in the air as he does on the ground here and this +600 is juicy. It’s risky but worth it.
Purdue WR Charlie Jones OVER 91.5 receiving yards vs. Iowa (+100)
Sweet revenge. The Iowa offense stinks and Charlie Jones, an Iowa transfer, wants to show his old team what they failed to utilize when he was there. 91.5 is a high number I’ll admit as he’s gone under that three times this season. But he had 132 against Nebraska and 105 against Wisconsin in his last two games and he’s coming off a bye week. After a dip in targets mid season he’s back to being priority No. 1 in this passing offense and he should be good for a 10 catch, 115-yard game.
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