NFL Week 9 Player Props: Pitts to Score a TD, Flournoy Continues to Grow

NFL Week 9 player props are here. We’ve waited to see the situation regarding potential absences and injuries, and with game day just around the corner, it was time to unleash the best player prop picks for this round.

We have three selections for our bettors, carefully picked and evaluated following a thorough process. After reviewing them, you can check all our NFL Week 9 against the spread picks here.

NFL Week 9 Player Props

Kyle Pitts (Atlanta Falcons) Anytime TD +275

This one really has incredible value, and it’s sort of a sleeper for most bettors because of Pitts’ previous poor numbers. However, it wasn’t all his fault. Michael Penix Jr. was awful, and that reflected on Pitts.

Now, the Bengals have a terrible offense in general, but there are specific reasons we picked Pitts to score a TD here. First of all, there is massive value in the pick, because the risk/profit ratio is incredibly high.

Bengals are the worst unit in the league when defending tight ends, allowing the most receiving yards and the most yards after catch at this position. It’s enough for us to take Pitts to score a TD in Madrid.

Ryan Flournoy (Dallas Cowboys) Over 32.5 Receiving Yards -110

George Pickens has several minor injuries bothering him, including the shoulder and hamstring. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll miss this event, but his usage will decrease at some point. That’s where Flournoy steps in.

For many, this guy is the best No.3 WR in the NFC, and so far already has 30 catches for 342 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Both of those TDs came in the last three games. He averaged nearly 50 receiving yards during that stretch and was targeted 17 times.

Courtland Sutton (Denver Broncos) Under 41.5 Yards -110

This line is severely inflated, and the reason for that is Sutton’s previous two games, in which he had 45 and 53 receiving yards, respectively. But here’s the catch why had this prop pick.

Sutton got his reps because the other Broncos WR, Jaylen Waddle, had injury issues that limited his time on the field. Now, since we learned Waddle had a full training session on Wednesday, he will return to normal against the Panthers, which reduces Sutton’s role.

Here are the latest NFL Week 9 odds and lines. Feel free to check them.