Broncos vs. Bills Player Props
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When picking a touchdown scorer for this game, you can’t get anyone better than Josh Allen.
The Bills quarterback has always been a rushing threat, and this season, he’s continued to excel on the ground. He rushed for 12 touchdowns this season, with nine in his past seven games (not counting his Week 18 cameo).
We’ve continually seen Allen find the end zone more at the end of the season as he puts his body on the line for the team. Last season, he scored three times in two playoff games, following six touchdowns in the six games to end the regular season.
The Broncos are good against the run, but with Allen’s athleticism and opportunity, he should score.
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It’s taken 18 months, but Marvin Mims Jr. is finally looking like the player the Broncos believed they drafted in 2023.
Through the first nine weeks of the season, he didn’t have a single game with four or more targets. That’s now happened in seven of the eight games that followed as he’s cemented himself as a part of this offense.
Mims’ receiving yards line for Sunday stands at 39.5, which he could surpass easily despite the Bills’ strength against the pass.
He’s had 40+ yards in six of his past seven games, and with the Broncos being nine-point underdogs, we’re set to see Nix throw the ball a lot, furthering Mims’ opportunities to cover.
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As noted above, the Broncos are big underdogs, which likely means the game script will involve them chasing.
That ordinarily means more passing, and while I expect that to happen, it also means we’re likely to see Nix play some hero ball.
With one of the worst running back rooms in the NFL, it might be down to Nix to move the chains on the ground at times, and we’re likely to see him scramble.
He’s had seven or more rushing attempts in three of his past four games and has averaged 5.4 rushing attempts per game this season. With the season at stake, we’re going to see Nix do everything possible to drag his team to victory, including trying to make the hard yards on the ground.
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