Using Action PRO data and expert analysis can make a significant difference to predicting NFL outcomes.
That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the successful first week of incorporating touchdown props into our PRO Projections. Our proprietary betting data, powered by Sean Koerner and the Action Analytics Team, crushed it.
In its debut week, our touchdown props predictions nailed a +850 winner. Koerner, meanwhile, went 14-0 on his overall picks last week.
As we roll into NFL Week 3, our PRO Projections have identified another opportunity in the touchdown props market.
We’ll be focusing on the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the New Orleans Saints, a game expected to be a high-scoring affair with nearly 50 points projected on the board.
Transitioning from the introduction to the meat of our analysis, let’s zoom in on a player who has caught the eye of our expert team.
NFL Touchdown Prop Prediction for Eagles vs. Saints in Week 3
The Saints have been a surprise package on offense this season, and our projections reveal a fascinating discrepancy when it comes to wide receiver Rashid Shaheed’s likelihood of scoring a touchdown.
Bookmakers are offering odds of +225 for Shaheed to find the end zone, with BetMGM providing some of the best odds in the market. However, our PRO Projections show a different story.
Our data gives Shaheed a 0.37 probability — or a 37% chance — of scoring, which translates to a 6.2% edge over the current betting odds.
Shaheed has already demonstrated his scoring prowess by finding the end zone in the first two weeks of the season. This consistency makes him a particularly appealing candidate for touchdown props in Week 3. His ability to create plays and connect for scores aligns well with the Saints’ offensive surge, particularly playing in a dome vs. a shoddy Eagles secondary.
PRO Props Pick: Rashid Shaheed Anytime Touchdown +225
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