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Week 11 MNF brings us a matchup between the Las Vegas Raiders and Dallas Cowboys, and our analyst Justin Bales is here to find us some winners. Let’s dive into a few player props.
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Week 11 Ladders: Raiders/Cowboys Props & Predictions
We have a great Monday Night Football game on the board for Week 11. Let’s dive into our top Raiders-Cowboys player props!
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Ashton Jeanty Receiving Yards Ladder
Jeanty doesn’t have a massive role in the passing game for the Las Vegas Raiders, but he’s a player who can pop. He’s totaled 23 receptions for 136 yards and 3 touchdowns on 29 targets. He’s also posted 40+ receiving yards in two games this season.
The rookie running back is also seeing his role grow. He’s ran 25+ routes in each of his last two games, which are the only games he’s seen that much work. He also owns 10 targets in those games.
Jeanty gets a great matchup against the Dallas Cowboys this week. They’re giving up the second-most receiving yards (45.7) per game to opposing running backs. The Cowboys are also allowing 4.9 receptions per game to the position.
Where to Bet: Ashton Jeanty 15+ receiving yards (-144) through 40+ rushing yards (+450)
Brock Bowers Receiving Yards Ladder
Bowers has played in limited games this season, but he’s still shown flashes. He’s posted 32 receptions for 383 yards and 3 touchdowns on 41 targets through six games. He returned only two weeks ago, posting 12 receptions for 127 yards and 3 touchdowns against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The star tight end gets an interesting matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. They’ve performed well against tight ends, but they’ve struggled against wide receivers. The Cowboys are giving up the third-most receiving yards (170.6) per game to opposing receivers.
Although Bowers is literally a tight end, he’s essentially been playing wide receiver since returning from injury. Over his last two games, he’s ran 38 routes from the slot, 20 out wide, and only 13 in-line.
This game feels like Bowers is going to be a massive mismatch for the Las Vegas offense.
Where to Bet: Brock Bowers 70+ receiving yards (-132) through 100+ receiving yards (+240)
CeeDee Lamb Receiving Yards Ladder
Lamb’s been an elite option for the Dallas Cowboys while healthy this season. He’s only played in five games this season, but he’s recorded 35 receptions for 491 yards and 1 touchdown on 53 targets. He owns 110+ receiving yards in three of his five games.
I debated Lamb or George Pickens here, but there seems to be a clear theme. Pickens is an elite option when Lamb isn’t on the field. He’s a very solid player as the WR2, but he lacks the upside of when he’s getting the WR1 treatment. It isn’t shocking, but it’s worth noting nonetheless.
Lamb gets an elite matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. They’re giving up the ninth-most receiving yards (158.7) per game to opposing wide receivers. The Raiders have also struggled, allowing 13.4 receptions and 1.11 touchdowns on 20.1 targets per game.
Lamb is consistently finding double-digit targets for the Cowboys. He hasn’t flashed the absurd upside we know he possesses, although he’s been outstanding. This is the type of game where he could post his best numbers of the season.
Where to Bet: CeeDee Lamb 80+ receiving yards (-154) through 125 receiving yards (+310)
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