Week 6 SNF prop bettors have some interesting angles to pursue in Bengals vs. Giants at top NFL betting sites.
Cincinnati fans have long loved singing, "whodey think is gonna beat them Bengals?". Unfortunately for them in 2024, if that question isn't rhetorical, then the answer is "every team they’ve played so far other than the Carolina Panthers."
The Giants hope to build momentum coming off their Week 5 dub over Seattle. If head coach Brian Daboll hopes to avoid being shown the door like his crosstown counterpart Robert Saleh was last week, Daniel Jones and his defense better have his back.
Joe Burrow is performing at a high level, but he's being sandbagged by a defensive unit ranked 31st in the NFL. Danny Dimes hopes to be the next QB to have himself a day against the beleaguered Bengals D. Let's take a look at some players to target for our SNF prop bets:
Chase Brown Anytime TD Scorer
Even if Zack Moss is healthy, it seems the Cincinnati offense is going to feature second-year RB Chase Brown more going forward. Moss has mustered only 3.7 YPC, compared to Brown's more robust 5.6. The Giants run defense isn't exactly world-beaters, and they might spend a lot of Sunday night chasing Brown.
Tyrone Tracy Jr. Anytime TD Scorer
The G Men might have a bit of a RB conundrum themselves, in light of Tyrone Tracy Jr. bursting onto the scene vs. the Seahawks last week and chunking up 129 rushing yards on 18 carries. While the RB he took the place of in Week 5, Devin Singletary, is poised to return and get his share of the carries, it seems like a balanced attack might be on the menu for NY, and that Tracy Jr. might find paydirt once again.
Joe Burrow UNDER 262.5 Passing Yards
The Bengals defense has been so lackluster this season that it might make sense for them to try to run the ball more on offense and keep their sieve of a ball-stopping unit on the bench for as much as possible. If that’s the case, Burrow faces an uphill climb to notch the OVER on this Week 6 SNF passing yards prop bet.
Daniel Jones UNDER 0.5 Interceptions
Danny Dimes has had his share of turnover issues, both INT and fumble-wise. However, the Cincinnati defense seemingly can’t stop anyone (although few teams succeed in stopping Lamar Jackson, so we’re not hating on them for last week’s performance). Defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo's unit will have its work cut out on the road for a primetime game. Maybe Jones takes care of the ball for four quarters against the Whodeys.
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