Prop Points | October 14, 2026

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This is Prop Points on VSiN, the SportsBetting Network.

John Hansen (0:22)

Good afternoon, and welcome to a Wednesday edition of Prop Points here on VSiN.

I'm John Hansen of fantasypoints.com. The program, per usual, is being produced by Mr. Michael Cohen, and a info-packed program forthcoming for sure. It is mid-week, it is Wednesday. We're kind of in the middle of all the preparation for the upcoming weekend, but we're definitely have our eyes on Seattle at Denver. I do have a best bet that I'll pop out at the very end of the program, not before we go over all the NFL News top storylines. Coming down the pike here on a Wednesday afternoon, still early, we'll be getting some injury information, I'm sure coming down while we're on the air. In segment number one, because there's not a ton of news to go over, we'll probably start dipping into the notable week six wide receiver corner matchups, which is what we do here on a Wednesday. I do believe last week we had, for example, Garrett Wilson, he crushed. We had Malik Neighbors, he crushed. We had a couple of buzz kills. I'm sure, I know we had Carnell Tate. He came up small, so this is why we do it. We've got a couple of guys on the list, by the way, who are still a little iffy to play, quite frankly, like Lad McConkey.

There is no prop out for Lad just yet, but I'm thinking he'll play this week, we shall see, not that anything here is official, but that is actually a very good match up, by the way, for Lad McConkey. If he does in fact go, he'll be the only game in town. They do play a lot of man coverage and all that, but we'll delve into some numbers here. And I do have some prop numbers on some of the notable wide outs here, both good and bad. Brett Whitefield, very good last week with his recommendations. Let's take a look. George Pickens, we were on the same page there. He liked JMo. I actually didn't love JMo. He only caught two balls, but he scored two touchdowns. And he loved Aaron Jones last week. He's got a running back here to kick off that I'm actually, this dude's on the struggle bus, but I'm very much considering going over. And I'm glad to see that Brett is in on this back as well, who plays on Sunday. We'll break that down and everything else. And then at the end of the program, we might even dip into it here in, maybe even in this first segment, quite frankly, but we'll see how much time we have to play with. Breaking down the week six game total. So we take a look at all the totals. We stack them from high to low. And then I take a look at the notable matchups per the Fantasy Points data suites. And we take a stand on over or under. I think it's a very valuable exercise because, for example, last week we only had three weeks of data. And I said that I was about 500 on my predictions in terms of whether they'll go over and under.

This past, two weeks ago, this past week, when we got four weeks of data, so the sample size increased by 25%, guess what? 11 and three, we were on the total guesses. So I'm not a big total or spread guy, although I do make them on the Fantasy Points betting podcast with Tom Brawley, and I was 3-0 last week. But I might start having to pop out a couple of these totals because the data we have is very good, and it looks at the key matchups and the advantages for either side. So stay tuned for all that here. Like I said, it's an info-packed edition of Prop Points here on VSiN. Make sure you download the Prop Points podcast on Apple, Spotify or wherever you listen to your pods. Well, let's start off with Lamar Jackson has a realistic chance to return for week six game against the Browns, but Zay Flowers really needs Lamar Jackson. I think that's pretty obvious after last week because Zay Flowers literally could not be stopped in the quarters that he plays. Like I don't know the numbers off the top of my head, but I guarantee it. No receiver does more like per quarter or let's just even just say per route run, because he is absolutely crushing it here with Lamar Jackson. And up against the Browns, by the way, based on the way they're playing Denzel Ward, they're kind of making them static on one side of the field. So that would be a very good situation this week for Zay Flowers if Lamar Jackson returns because well, they'll avoid Denzel Ward. They won't throw to Zay Flowers when he's on Denzel Ward. They'll move them all over the formation, put them in the slot, all that good stuff.