There are two interesting teams in this Monday Night Football matchup, with the New Orleans Saints taking on the Seattle Seahawks. These prime-time NFC matchups always lead to big player performances, which is great for NFL DFS. No House Advantage brings gamers a different twist. NHA offers props for various players at different point levels. The optimal way to win prop bets is by utilizing the Awesemo No House Advantage projections to find the biggest discrepancy between the NHA prop and the tool itself. Let’s go over some NFL DFS advice for the Monday Night Football game and dive into some of the No House Advantage prop picks.
No House Advantage: Week 7 Monday Night Football Picks
Alvin Kamara: Over 35.5 Yards Receiving
Seattle has had a tough time defending running backs this season, especially as receivers out of the backfield. They have allowed 39 receptions to running backs in six games at an average of 6.5 per game. Alvin Kamara is a better receiver than the average running back. He also has played 84% or more of the snaps in each of the past four weeks, meaning nearly all of the running back production will go to him. Kamara is coming off a five-catch game, and he should do it again tonight. The Awesemo Player Prop Tool projects Kamara for 39.77 yards receiving.
Geno Smith: Under 1.5 Touchdowns Passing
The Saints have a tough defense yet again this season. They are allowing only one touchdown passing per game, which is tied for the second-best rate in the NFL. No offense to Geno Smith, but it would be surprising to see him be the player to raise the average. He has not thrown for multiple touchdowns in a game since November 2015. Even in his last full season as a starter, which was 2014, Smith threw for multiple touchdowns just twice. The Awesemo Player Prop Tool projects Smith for 1.21 touchdowns, giving this NHA a 68% chance to go under.
DeeJay Dallas: Under 15.5 Yards Rushing
This is a tough matchup for all Seahawks running backs, as the Saints are the top run defense in the NFL, allowing only 3.3 yards per attempt. Things could be even worse for DeeJay Dallas. Along with the tough matchup, Rashaad Penny is expected to return to the lineup, which means fewer snaps and touches for Dallas. Last week was Dallas’ season high for yards rushing, which was only 17.
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