The Detroit Lions face off against the Green Bay Packers tonight on Monday Night Football. After both teams were embarrassed in their season debut, there will likely be some motivated players in this game. To capitalize on these performances, No House Advantage brings gamers a different twist. The NHA platform 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 2 Monday Night Football Picks
Aaron Jones: Over 0.5 Touchdowns Rushing
The Packers offensive line was terrible in Week 1 against the Saints, so this is a good time for them to look to run the ball early and often with Aaron Jones. The last time Jones played the Lions in Lambeau he totaled 236 yards and three touchdowns, with two coming on the ground. Jones has totaled 29 touchdowns rushing in the 35 wins he has played in. In his 20 losses he has only eight touchdowns. With the Packers favored by so much tonight, things are pointing to Jones scoring at least once.
Allen Lazard: Over 30.5 Yards Receiving
Receiving props this low for Packers receivers are easy to take the over since they only need one play to hit this mark. The Packers will run the ball a lot tonight, and Allen Lazard is the best blocking wide receiver on the team, so he will be seeing the field a lot. This also will lead to him becoming free downfield on some play-action plays. Due to the amount of attention Davante Adams will get, Lazard should be rewarded tonight. Awesemo’s player props tool projects Lazard for 41.57 yards receiving, giving this prop well over a 60% chance to hit.
Jamaal Williams: Over 35.5 Yards Rushing
D’Andre Swift is currently questionable, so Jamaal Williams could see an even larger role tonight. He is a productive back when given opportunity, as evidenced by his numbers last week (110 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown on 17 touches), and his pass protection means he is on the field a lot. As such, he should get the volume to hit the over on this prop. Awesemo’s player props tool projects Williams for 42.36 yards rushing, giving this line well over a 60% chance to hit over.
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