When the Seahawks travel cross-country to face the Giants to close NFL Week 4 on "Monday Night Football" (8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN) , there will be plenty of intriguing offensive options to consider playing on SuperDraft. Daniel Jones and the Giants' offense gets a good rebound spot at home, vs. a banged-up Seahawks defense, while Geno Smith and the Seahawks' offense come in hot all-around. That should lead to some favorable overall numbers from both sides.
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Best Seahawks-Giants prop bets: SuperDraft player prop picks for Week 4 MNF
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1. Daniel Jones, QB, Giants — OVER 231.5 passing yards
The Seahawks have allowed a 300-yard passer in each of the first three games. Matthew Stafford went for 334, Jared Goff tossed for 323, and Andy Dalton just dropped 362. The Seahawks also have been stingy in not giving up many rushing yards, and that could again be the case with Saquon Barkley (ankle) ailing. Jones threw for 321 yards against the Cardinals and might need to do quite a bit of throwing opposite Geno Smith here. He should at least hit 250 yards with some good matchups for his receivers and tight end Darren Waller.
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2. Kenneth Walker, RB, Seahawks — OVER 80.5 rushing plus receiving yards
Walker is coming off a massive 156-yard scrimmage game against the Panthers at home. He should keep up that momentum on the road. When looking at rushing alone, the Giants have given up 138 yards per game after facing Tony Pollard, James Conner, and Christian McCaffrey early. Walker also is an emerging explosive workhorse back, and the Seahawks are a running team at heart. He also has been involved in the passing game where he can supplement what's needed with catches.
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3. DK Metcalf, WR, Seahawks — OVER 60.5 receiving yards
The Giants tend to be too aggressive defensively in getting after the QB. Expect them to blitz Smith frequently, hoping to pressure him into mistakes. Unfortunately, that will come with the cost of giving Metcalf some nice single-coverage looks to burn downfield. Smith will see these develop often, and Metcalf's size makes him a brutal assignment for any Giants corner.
4. Darren Waller, TE, Giants — OVER 47.5 passing yards
The Seahawks have improved a little against the tight end by the numbers, but they also have not faced much at the position beyond Sam LaPorta. Along with Jones' great power of volume will come the great responsibility of weaving Waller into his web of targets. Waller should be easily good for a floor of five catches and 50 while being peppered on short-to-intermediate routes.
