The offseason has entered the lull period. The deafening noise of free-agent frenzies, trade tidal waves, the NFL Draft, and rookie camp hype videos have calmed to a dull roar. With that all behind us, we can now turn our attention to the beauty of best ball, player props, and NFL Futures. One place to scratch one of these itches is PrizePicks.
Early Best Bets for Super Bowl 57 
If you’re new to PrizePicks, let’s discuss the format. You pick two, three, or four players and predict whether they will go over or under their projected statistic total (passing yards, receiving yards, etc.).
The larger your parlay (i.e., more players selected), the more lucrative the payout when creating a player parlay. You can choose a “Flex Play” or “Power Play.”
A Flex Play pays out (if four players are selected):
- 5x for four correct picks
- 1.5x for three correct picks
A Power Play pays out (if four players are selected):
- 10x for four correct picks
You can build parlays with as few as two players or as many as five. Download the app or head over to the site and check it out. Now let’s discuss the players I’m targeting right now.
Breece Hall (NYJ – RB) – OVER 800.5 Rushing yards
Every RB that hit the 240-touch mark last season finished as top-15 RB.
Smashing the OVER on that for Breece Hall in Year 1. https://t.co/LGhobN4WlJ
— Andrew Erickson™ (@AndrewErickson_) May 5, 2022
Adjusted for a 17-game schedule, Breece Hall needs to average roughly 48 rushing yards per game to surpass this mark. This line was only 650.5 rushing yards a few days ago, but this is still a number to attack. Since 2018 11 running backs have been selected in the second round of the NFL Draft, 72.7% of them have averaged 48 or more rushing yards per game or higher. In Weeks 10-18, the Jets were 11th in neutral script rushing rate. With more offensive line help and Hall, this won’t decrease.
Brandin Cooks (HOU – WR) – OVER 950.5 Receiving yards
Brandin Cooks is STILL underrated.
This is an evergreen tweet.
— Derek Brown (@DBro_FFB) May 3, 2022
With minimal target competition again this season and Davis Mills expected to start the entire season, Brandin Cooks should coast over this line. Last year in the ten full games with Mills under center, Cooks saw a 27.5% target share, 39.5% air yard share, and averaged 67 receiving yards per game (1,139 17 game pace). Cooks has surpassed 1,000 yards receiving in six of the last seven years, and 2022 will make that seven.
Drake London (ATL – WR) – OVER 775.5 Receiving yards
Since 2014 13 Rookie WRs ? have finished with 110+ Targets:
11 of them were WR33 or ^ in Fppg ?
7 of then were WR20 or ^ in Fppg ?Drake London
Treylon Burks
Chris Olave& MORE have conceivable Or EASY paths to this type of volume.
Continue ranking rookie WRs aggressively pic.twitter.com/iynZjPJNQA
— Derek Brown (@DBro_FFB) May 9, 2022
Since 2018 five receivers have been selected inside the top 15 picks of the NFL Draft. Of those five, only Henry Ruggs could not surpass 800 receiving yards in their rookie season. London will be an integral part of the Falcons’ passing attack from Day 1. This number should be attainable on target volume alone, even with Marcus Mariota or Desmond Ridder under center.
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