NFL Week 13: Four Player Props and Predictions for Sunday, December 1

It’s shootout central this Thanksgiving weekend, with both Quarterbacks from the Cardinals vs Vikings matchup bound to have a field day through the air.

In other games this Sunday, expect young star wideouts Ladd McConkey and Jaxon Smith-Njigba to stay red-hot in plus matchups.

QB Kyler Murray (ARI) OVER 221.5 Pass Yards

After a tough loss in Seattle, K1 and the Cards will look to bounce back in an away matchup against the Vikings.

After hitting this yardage mark with ease over his last two games, the Cardinals’ offense is due to throw the ball more and more later in the season as they look to run the scoreboard up against Minnesota in what could become a shootout through the air.

The team’s last two matchups have resulted in shootouts and after the Cardinals’ sloppy and low-scoring loss in Seattle, expect an offensive revamp heading into this pivotal Sunday matchup for both squads.

QB Sam Darnold (MIN) OVER 255.5 Pass Yards

A shootout is on the horizon in Minnesota and the other beneficiary of this will be Sam Darnold.

Darnold will have Jordan Addison, T.J. Hockenson, and Justin Jefferson working against an improved Cardinals defense, but still one that struggles against the best of the best.

Darnold is coming off a great game against Chicago and will look to throw the ball against an Arizona defense that has been fairly solid against the ground as of late while struggling to defend through the air.

WR Ladd McConkey (LAC) OVER 64.5 Receiving Yards

The Atlanta Falcons are bottom five in catches allowed to WRs and the bottom ten in yards allowed to WRs. Throw Ladd McConkey in the mix and the Falcons secondary is in for a long night.

Ladd has come alive since the Chargers’ early bye, hitting the 100-yard mark twice and the five-catch mark five times in 7 games. Safe to say that the rookie is Justin Herbert’s favorite target and that won’t change in Atlanta.

WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba (SEA) OVER 52.5 Receiving Yards

I believe 70 yards is the marker we should be setting for Smith-Njigba’s receiving total at this point in the year.

By far, JSN is Geno Smith’s go-to target and even more so away from home where JSN averages 5.7 catches per game as opposed to 3.7 at Lumen Field.

Going for 69+ yards in four straight games and now facing a Jets defense and secondary that will key in on DK Metcalf, Njigba has the chance to put together another fantastic outing against single coverage. I’d play this number all the way to 70 yards.