Week 6 of the NFL season is already here! It’s been a crazy year thus far, with some teams outperforming preseason expectations, and other teams (yes, we’re looking at you, Baltimore) are severely underperforming where we thought they’d be.
Week 6 is finishing with two awesome Monday Night Football games. The first is between the Buffalo Bills and Atlanta Falcons, and the second is between the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders.
While we’re looking forward to both games, we’ve decided to focus our player prop efforts on the game between the Bears and Commanders, hoping to sweep the board and start the week with a bang!
Caleb Williams’ 2025 season has been a roller coaster. At times, he’s looked like a bona fide stud with a lot of confidence and moxy, and at others, he’s looked uncomfortable and perhaps not ready to take his game to the next level.
We’re not here to pass any judgment on his performances to date, but it’s a bit hard to predict when he’s going to have a big passing day. With that in mind, we’re staying away from his passing lines, but we’ll glady take the over on his rushing attempt total.
Williams isn’t afraid to take off on the run this season, and he’s been pretty efficient when he does. Look for him to try and carry the Bears by himself, to a degree, attempting at least six rushes.
Caleb Williams has made it abundantly clear by his play that Rome Odunze is his favorite target, and DJ Moore is second. After that, it's a crapshoot depending on the game, but Luther Burden’s stock is certainly on the rise, especially after watching what he’s done over the past two weeks.
He’s not only a deep-ball threat but someone reliable near the line of scrimmage, and it shouldn’t be difficult for him to rack up two catches tonight.
We’re riding with this line for the foreseeable future, hoping to add an easily cashable line to any parlay.
The Commanders look more like a hospital ward than an NFL team at the moment. Several of their top players are sidelined with injuries, including wide receiver Terry McLaurin.
Jayden Daniels doesn’t have many options to throw to in this one, which should elevate Deebo Samuel’s value in this game.
This line feels a bit low for Daniels’ WR1, so we’re confidently taking the over on it, hoping he can put a massive game together in this one.