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Here are our favorite Week 10 ThriveFantasy Player Props.
Note: Picks will be added at the end of the week for Sunday games.
Thursday Night Football
We haven’t had a lot of great games to look forward to on Thursday nights but this week’s showdown will have huge implications in the AFC South and in the AFC playoff race. T.Y HIlton will be back in the lineup but that should hurt Marcus Johnson the most this week. Rookie Michael Pittman played on 87% of the snaps last week and he posted season-highs in yards (56), catches (4), and targets (7) against the Ravens. He has the looks of a player that’s about to break out so I’m going to take Pittman over 35.5 receiving yards (110 pts). On the other side, I’m looking at A.J. Brown under 6.5 receptions (90 pts) going against a Colts secondary that’s allowing just 11.8 catches per game to WRs. This line is simply too high considering Brown has more than six catches in just two of his 25 career games (playoffs included). Good luck and enjoy tonight’s important game! — Tom Brolley
Sunday Games
We have so many exciting games on the Sunday slate. Let’s start with Tampa Bay at Carolina in a rematch of Week 2 when Robby Anderson assembled a 9/109/0 receiving line on 11 targets. Anderson has only failed to collect at least five receptions in one game this season. With Christian McCaffrey ruled out, I’m going to take Anderson for over 4.5 receptions (80 pts). I was rather surprised to see the line for Deshaun Watson of 1.5 passing TDs at Cleveland. He’s passed for at least two TDs in six straight games and the Browns have surrendered 2.13 TDs/game. I’ll take the over for Watson (90 points) in a rather easy call. Another easy decision comes to us from Buffalo at Arizona. Kyler Murray has passed for at least 270 yards in five-of-eight games and rushed for 67-or-more in six. Murray falling short of 295.5 total yards would be a pretty big surprise, so I’m taking the over on 295.5 (95 points). Finally, on the other side of the ball we have the easiest call of the lot. Stefon Diggs is one of the most dangerous WRs in the game when facing Cover 1 secondary shells. On only 23 percent of routes against Cover 1 shells over his last 26 games, Diggs has generated 27 percent of receptions, 33 percent of yardage, and 32 percent of TDs. Since the Cardinals run the NFL’s second-highest rate of Cover 1 (44 percent), I am all in on Diggs generating over 82.5 Receiving Yards (95 pts). Good luck and enjoy the Sunday action! — Wes Huber
We have an interesting slate of games in Week 10 with some potentially windy conditions in five outdoor games in the midwest and on the East Coast. We also have a couple potential shootouts in Arizona and in Los Angeles, and I’m looking for the Rams passing game to heat up this week against the Seahawks. The Rams have been dedicated to the run all season, but they’ll be forced to throw more this week against a Seahawks defense that just saw the Bills totally abandon their running game to exploit their pass defense. The Seahawks are allowing by far the most passing yards per game (366.4) to opposing passers so I’m looking at Jared Goff over 292.5 passing yards. I’m also betting on Robert Woods over 52.5 receiving yards in this matchup after Stefon Diggs posted 9/118 receiving against the Seahawks last week. We have a couple of backup RBs working as bell-cow backs and I think their rushing and receiving totals are a little out of whack. Mike Davis averaged just 56.0 scrimmage yards per game in his final three contests as the team’s bell-cow back so I’ll take Davis under 87.5 rushing and receiving yards. Giovani Bernard gets a tough matchup against the Steelers this week but I like him Bernard over 60.5 rushing and receiving yards. He’s averaging 18.0 touches and 87.0 scrimmage yards per game in his two contests as Joe Mixon’s replacement so he should get more than enough opportunities to top his mark. Good luck today! — Tom Brolley