Sunday, Fun Day! It’s time to get in your player prop selections for Week 11 at SI Sportsbook. Four teams are on bye this week, but there are still plenty of ways to get in on the action!
Here are some early player prop values I have found on SI Sportsbook. After all, it’s much more fun to watch a full day of football if you’re invested!
Baker Mayfield over 1.5 passing touchdowns (+164)
I’m grabbing this plus money for Tampa Bay. Yes, the Niners kept Trevor Lawrence from passing for any touchdowns last week, but they allowed five passing touchdowns in the two games before the bye.
Author: Michael
Yesterday I gave you some of my favorite starts for Sunday’s DFS main slate. All of those plays were good value for their price points, but that doesn’t mean they were necessarily low price points.
For today’s article, we are going bargain hunting. These players have low salaries and can be plugged into lineups where you have already spent up at other positions. Some of them are total dart throws, which could be precisely what is needed to diversify in larger tournaments.
So, If you’ve spent up for CeeDee Lamb or C.J.
The 2023-24 women’s college basketball season is off to a tremendous start with several of the sport’s top teams falling to upset-minded foes.
The latest championship contender to take an early loss was No. 2 Iowa, which lost at home to unranked Kansas State on Thursday night, 65–58. Wildcats center Ayoka Lee led the upset effort with 22 points and 12 rebounds.
“Just the opportunity to play tonight made it so worth it,” said Lee, who missed last season with a knee injury, via ESPN.com.
The Pac-12 knows how to throw a going away party. Unbeaten No. 5 Washington is an underdog at No. 10 Oregon State this week. Here are nine other things ahead of Saturday.
It’s a week that only a mother can love. The price you pay for rivalry week is the week before it in the SEC and ACC. There are cream puffs on the menu before we get to the turkey and the stuffing, but despite that there is always still something good to consume on a college football weekend.
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Definitely good
Miami vs. Louisville (12 p.m., ABC)
This is the second year in a row that an ACC team has gone this deep into the season with a plausible outside shot at the Playoff, and the team isn’t one of its traditional bluebloods.
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Jimmy Butler has thrived in Heat Culture by expanding his horizons beyond just basketball.
Artists do it. I think of a place like New York City’s Chelsea Hotel through the 1950s, 60s and 70s, with every musician, visual artist and writer you think of as formative to those decades, plus Al Pacino, living there for a time. I also think of Andy Warhol’s migrating studios, spaces that came to be known collectively as The Factory for how many artists and performers produced work and riffed off (or ripped off) one another as they went through.
The Browns are hosting a quarterback workout Friday morning that will include former Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco, according to a report from Ian Rapoport of NFL Network.
Flacco, who played for the Jets last season, has “kept his mind open” about an NFL return, says Rapoport.
The Browns are in desperate need of quarterback help in the wake of starter Deshaun Watson’s season-ending shoulder injury. Cleveland’s other quarterback options include veteran P.J.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh questioned why Bengals linebacker Logan Wilson used a hip-drop tackle on the play that seriously injured starting tight end Mark Andrews’s ankle on Thursday night.
“It was definitely a hip-drop tackle,” Harbaugh told reporters after the game. “It is being discussed. It’s a tough tackle. Was it even necessary in that situation?”
Andrews left the win over Cincinnati and did not return. Harbaugh said the ankle injury will likely end his season, but an MRI on Friday will confirm.
This ankle injury for #Ravens TE Mark Andrews is so unfortunate.
The Los Angeles Clippers have not won a game since acquiring James Harden. Despite going 0-5 since Harden’s arrival – which can quite literally only be looked at as a negative at this point – ESPN has still given the Clippers as the new ‘big four’ in the NBA.
On paper, sure, Russell Westbrook, Kawhi Leonard, Paul George, and Harden is quite a collection of names.
But anyone who paid any attention to the NBA over the last decade would come to that conclusion themselves. For some reason, ESPN felt the need to deliver the new ‘big four’ nickname to the bunch.
It’s a tablesetter to Rivalry Weekend, but don’t even let anyone tell you this is a good slate of college football. What’s better is the rivalry currently going on in our SI Picks contest. We’re down to the wire and Pat Forde’s flawless week has seen him open up a slim lead.
All lines courtesy of SI Sportsbook. Last week: Forde 5–0, Johnson 3–2. Season: Forde 32-25-2, Johnson 29-28-2.
No. 10 Louisville (-1) vs. Miami
Johnson: Louisville. I think a focused Louisville team clamps down on the Canes who have QB issues aplenty. Too many to overcome in this matchup.