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Week 13 Predictions: Patriots-Giants Player Props
Monday Night Football is back. Two young gunslingers will battle on the national stage. Today’s focus will be on alt props and ladder picks.
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TreVeyon Henderson Rushing Yards Ladder
The New England Patriots have done everything in their power to keep Henderson off the field, but he’s by far their best option in the backfield. He’s posted 558 yards and 5 touchdowns on 118 carries. He’s flashed incredible upside, posting 147 yards only three games ago.
Henderson boasts incredible breakaway speed. In his best game, he posted 140 yards on only 3 carries against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His longest run of the season is 69 yards. He’s also seen his two highest carry totals (19, 18) in his last two games.
The New York Giants have struggled against running backs throughout the season. They’re giving up the second-most rushing yards (126.8) per game to the position. The Giants are also giving up a ridiculous 6.2 yards per carry to opposing running backs in 2025.
I don’t fully trust New England will lean heavily on Henderson with Rhamondre Stevenson healthy, but they did last week, and the upside is too good to pass up.
Where to Bet: TreVeyon Henderson 60+ rushing yards (-146) through 100+ rushing yards (+410) | Ladder at FanDuel Sportsbook
Drake Maye Rushing Yards Ladder
Maye is a high-level runner at quarterback, but his role has been shocking this season. Overall, he’s posted 307 yards and 2 touchdowns on 75 carries in 2025. He hasn’t recorded more than 4 yards on designed carries, though, and he’s relying exclusively on scrambles to find yards with his legs.
Maye comes with tremendous upside, though. He’s posted 40+ rushing yards in three games this season, including 62 yards against the Tennessee Titans.
The New York Giants have also struggled against mobile quarterbacks this season. They’re giving up the second-most rushing yards (25.1) per game to the position.
The key here is that the New England Patriots will be without the left side of their line. The Giants can get pressure on opposing quarterbacks, and that could force Maye into more scrambles. He quietly comes with elite upside in this matchup.
Where to Bet: Drake Maye 20+ rushing yards (-130) through 40+ rushing yards (+400) | Ladder at FanDuel Sportsbook
Theo Johnson Receiving Yards Ladder
Johnson hasn’t been a dominant option this season, but he’s flashed plenty of upside for the New York Giants. He’s recorded 39 receptions for 427 yards and 5 touchdowns on 58 targets. He’s also locked into plenty of snaps in the slot, adding to his upside.
The young tight end has been featured more in recent games as well. He’s posted 75+ receiving yards in two of his last three games. They were the first two times he’s broken 70 yards in a game this season.
Luckily, Johnson gets a plus matchup against the New England Patriots. They feature a strong defense, but they do struggle against tight ends. The Patriots are giving up 6.3 receptions for 63.3 yards and 0.33 touchdowns on 8.4 targets per game to the position this season.
Where to Bet: Theo Johnson 30+ receiving yards (-144) through 70+ receiving yards (+580) | Ladder at FanDuel Sportsbook
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