NFL Week 9 player props picks, predictions: Malik Willis and Drake London break free

It took us a while, but we’re finally back in the good graces of the betting gods after a slow start to the season betting on player props.Last week we smashed the betting lines on Ja’Marr Chase and Michael Wilson and won big by laddering their yards totals and hit a +700 and +425 wager on the two receivers.On the day, we profited over 13 units and are back into the green on the season. We move into Week 9 red hot, as since Week 8 we’re smashing the lines, with over 20 units of profit.We look to keep on rolling this week with a big slate of games to target with some shootout potential.RECORD: 12-10 (+1.45 units) | Long shots: 4-16 (+7.4 units) The Dolphins would be wise to let Malik Willis run this weekend against a lackluster Lions defense.Detroit is allowing opposing quarterbacks to run for 20.86 yards per game, the seventh most in the league and it’s not like they’ve faced Lamar Jackson or Jayden Daniels this year. Willis has cleared 50 rushing yards twice this season and scored a touchdown in two of his last three games. This weekend provides a shootout opportunity for Willis who is very familiar with the Lions defense from his time with the Packers.Target the Dolphins quarterbacks with a variety of wagers this weekend. Drake London gets the right spot against a beatable secondary that just made Cam Ward look competent. Michael Penix Jr.’s favorite target should be able to get some separation against Cincinnati.

Coming into that monsoon in Tampa Bay, London was fourth in yards per route run, and I expect a better regression to the mean this week in what should be a very entertaining game. London faces a Bengals defense that is allowing 5.7 yards per play, seventh worst in the league, though DVOA loves them for reasons unclear ranking them as a top 10 defense. Welcome back, Justin Jefferson.He hasn’t gone anywhere; he’s actually playing games.

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