The NFL season is back and so are weekly NFL Player Prop Best Bet articles. Last season I had plenty of success and look to build on that momentum and things I learned in the process. This season, I am going to add a twist to the article. The “Revenge Angle Of The Week”. As I always say, make sure you get the best number when betting on these player props. Because a yard here or there could be the difference between winning and losing. Below are my NFL Week 1 Player Prop Best Bets!

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NFL Week 1 Player Prop Best Bets

Dak Prescott Over 35.5 Pass Attempts

The Dallas Cowboys head to Cleveland to take on the Browns in Week 1. One area the Cowboys did not address in the offseason was the running back position. Yes, Ezekiel Elliot is back with the team but how trend is on the tires? I am not high on Rico Dowdle to start the season. Furthermore, the Cleveland Browns ranked #10 last season and allowed the fifth least rushing yards per game at home.  As a result, I believe this will force Dak Prescott to throw the football. Does Dak come out and prove his worth since they haven’t been able to come to a new contract agreement? Possibly.

Zamir White Over 14.5 Rush Attempts

At the tail end last season, White took over the RB1 for the Raiders. In fact, White finished the final four weeks of the regular season having at least 17 rush attempts. In three of the final four games, White had at least 20 rush attempts for the Raiders. Head Coach Antonio Pierce in so many words said that Zamir White will get the carries for this team.

Malik Nabers Longest Reception Over 22.5 Yards

There is a reason the Giants drafted Malik Nabers top 10 in the past NFL draft. The pure physical gifts he possesses can certainly put him in the conversation amongst the top wide receivers in a few years. Now the part that can make fans nervous is that Daniel Jones is throwing him the football. Nonetheless, Nabers is a legitimate downfield threat. He can also but a receiver who can rake up yards after the catch.

Adam Thielen Over 39.5 Receiving Yards

Without a doubt, Thielen was the #1 option for the Panthers last year and he exceeded expectations. Last season, Thielen caught 103 passes on 137 targets for 1,014 yards. Last season, in the two games against the Saints, Thielen had 54 and 74 receiving yards respectively. Yes, the Panthers brought in Diontae Johnson to bolster the wide receiving group but I believe it will take real game action for him and Young to develop the chemistry. I like Thielen to get off to a good start this season in NFL Week 1.

Revenge Angle of the Week

Amari Cooper Over 56.5 Receiving Yards

Amari Cooper will face his former team for the first team since being traded to the Cleveland Browns. Cooper played for the Cowboys for 3.5 seasons and accumulated over 1000+ receiving yards in two of three full seasons. The Cowboys’ secondary will be a bit thin with Trevon Diggs returning from an ACL injury and Daron Bland who will miss the entire season.

Ladder: 66.5+ (+135) 76.5+ (+210) 98.5+ (+500)