Part two of divisional round action is here, and we’re looking to make some money. Let’s look at the four best plays for Sunday’s divisional round matchups.
Derrick Henry – Over 107.5 Rushing And Receiving Yards
Another week, another Derrick Henry mention. Seriously though, it’s hard not to mention this guy, he’s simply a dominant force on the field. With a whopping 186 rushing yards in the first round against the Steelers, Henry has established that he’s here to do one thing, RTDB. He’s cleared this line in his last four games, and is going against a middling Bills run defense who’s 12th in rushing yards allowed and 19th in rushing yards per attempt. It’s all adding up for Henry to have himself a stellar week, again, and we didn’t even mention that this play includes receiving yards. But the way things are looking, do we even need to?
Derrick Henry over 107.5 rushing and receiving yards is the first play.
Cooper Kupp – Over 29.5 Receiving Yards
Kupp had a pretty quiet week in the first game of the playoffs, and honestly, the past 5 weeks in general. However, this has made it so we can get this line of 29.5 at great value, which I think is one he’ll be able to clear pretty easily. Kupp has already cleared this line nine times this season, and is a reliable target constantly. In fact, the increased volume for Nacua may help out Coop, making him get covered by a CB2 rather than the Eagles’ top guy, opening up more explosive opportunities for Kupp.
Cooper Kupp over 29.5 receiving yards is the second play for this Sunday.
Jalen Hurts – Over 0.5 Rushing and Receiving TDs
The tush push king himself Jalen Hurts has given us a very valuable line for this Sunday. Hurts has already cleared this line eleven times this season, and against a Rams line that is 10th in rushing TDs allowed and 22nd in rushing yards allowed, if we see the Eagles lined up on the one, we can easily get Jalen to cash this bet.
Jalen Hurts over 0.5 rushing and receiving TDs is the next play for this Sunday’s playoff slate.
James Cook – Over 39.5 Rushing Yards
Like I said last week, James Cook is the definition of a safe option at running back, so I was not at all surprised to see him smash that line going for 120 yards against the Broncos. While he does have a tougher matchup with the Ravens, I think that the same rule applies for last week. The Ravens will be planning around Josh Allen on the ground, leaving more room for James Cook to do his thing. He’s cleared this line 11 times out of his 16 games played (and missed the line by one yard the last time the Bills played the Ravens), so I think Cook will be able to stomp over this line just like he did last week.
James Cook over 39.5 rushing yards is the final play for this week’s Sunday slate.
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