Garrett Wilson Over 52.5 Rec Yards (-115)

Wilson has disappointed this season, being out produced by Aaron Rodgers' old companion Allen Lazard through four games. Still, Wilson is averaging nearly 48 yards per game. For as great as the Vikings defense has been this year, (ranking 4th in total points allowed) they have shockingly allowed the most passing yards in the entire NFL so far. Nearly a quarter of the way into the 2024 season, Minnesota is giving up nearly 275 yards per game through the air. Garret Wilson is too good and there is simply too much opportunity against this Vikings secondary to think Rodgers wont find a way to get his number target more looks. Wilson should deliver early on Sunday morning for a nice wakeup call from London. 

Chuba Hubbard Over Anytime TD (+120)

Since Andy Dalton took over the Panthers offense in week 3, Chuba has been fantastic. In the past two weeks he has 48 touches for 290 total yards and 2 touchdowns. Hubbard currently has a stranglehold on the Panther RB room, playing 74% of the snaps last week. Chicago has a stout defense but ranks 19th in rushing yards allowed. Hubbard, in his third NFL season, has the ability to run between the tackles and has developed great hands to be a true every down back in Carolina. Rookie Jonathan Brooks will return from his ACL injury eventually this year, but for now Hubbard is the focal point for the Panthers and a good bet to keep his scoring streak alive this week. 

Jayden Daniels Over Anytime TD (+130)

Daniels has four rushing touchdowns total and at least one in three of his first four games. Quickly being anointed as the best rookie QB in this class, he has led the Commanders to the third most points in the NFL this season. They had a scoring streak of 16 straight possessions finally snapped last week in a blowout win against the Cardinals. Daniels has been so hard to stop because of his willingness to extend drives using his legs. He has 46 rushing attempts in four games, and that becomes particularly dangerous for defenses in the RedZone. Washington has an elite offense and Daniels likes to run when his first reads are not open. There will be multiple opportunities for him to run another TD in this week and getting positive odds seems like great value.