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12/4 Colts-Cowboys Sunday Night Football Player Props

Yearly Record: 40-47

Tonight, we’ve got a special edition of player props. With the season winding down, I need to get out of my current losing record. There’s only one thing to say: LET’S RIDE.

Dalton Schultz Any Time Touchdown +160

While Dalton Schultz did get off to a slow start this season, the past three games he’s turned up his productivity. With three touchdowns the past three weeks and the fact that Indianapolis has given up five touchdowns to tight ends this season makes me love this bet. The Colts secondary will key on Lamb and Gallup, giving Schultz a favorable matchup.

Matt Ryan Over 0.5 Interceptions -150

Matt Ryan was a once great QB who can now barely throw a ten-yard out. It’s sad. Let’s put our sympathy to the side though because the Dallas defensive backs are ready to swarm. Ryan has thrown ten interceptions this season and is playing one of the leagues best secondaries tonight. Dallas has seven picks on the season and Diggs will be matching up with Pittman.

Alec Pierce Under 2.5 Receptions +100

Pierce has been a sneaky good pass catcher, but his productivity is uneven. He has seven games over 2.5 catches, but also has three games with zero catches. With how elite the Cowboys secondary is, I don’t think there will be many opportunities for Pierce to be targeted.

Ezekiel Elliot Over 55.5 Rushing Yards -120

The Cowboys rock a two back system with Pollard and Zeke, but Zeke has elevated his productivity. In four of the past five games, Elliot has rushed for over 55.5 yards. He has five games in total over 55.5 rushing yards and is averaging 64.1 rushing yards a game this year. A key factor in this game is that the Colts have the 13th worst rushing defense in the league. They’re allowing 118.3 yards per game.

Dak Prescott Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns -130

DAK IS BACK. He was injured at the start of the season, but since his return he’s been playing very well. In the last four games, he has thrown for nine touchdowns and over 1.5 passing touchdowns in each of those games. Indianapolis has a below average pass defense and is ripe to be picked apart.

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