It’s time for bye weeks in the NFL, with four teams off in Week 5. But that doesn’t mean anyone betting NFL props will hurt for options to cash in. There are 12 games on the Sunday Week 5 NFL schedule, with the Jaguars vs. Bills kicking off the action at 9:30 a.m. ET. Can Josh Allen, whose over/under for passing yards is 263.5 in the NFL player props, light it up across the pond against a suspect Jaguars pass defense? Jacksonville quarterback Trevor Lawrence faces a tougher task against the Bills defense and his passing yards total is 243.5 in the NFL odds.
There is plenty of value in the many NFL props available in the Week 5 NFL odds. Before you make any NFL Week 5 prop bets on sites like PrizePicks, you need to check out the top NFL picks and NFL predictions from SportsLine NFL props expert Alex Selesnick.
Selesnick (aka PropStarz) specializes in NFL, MLB and NBA prop betting, where he implements a combination of research, statistical analysis and mathematical modeling.
The expert has been crushing his picks in all sports and was a highly profitable 42-28 on NFL prop picks in this column during the 2022 regular season. He is 23-29 on all NFL props plays for SportsLine this season. The expert also went 174-152 on MLB prop plays for SportsLine this season and 522-425 on NBA props over the past two seasons.
Now, after combing over the hundreds of available Week 5 NFL prop bets, PropStarz has found the value picks he loves. He’s only sharing them at SportsLine.
Top 2023 Week 5 NFL prop picks
One NFL Week 5 prop play PropStarz loves for Sunday is Titans running back Derrick Henry over 75.5 rushing yards. The eighth-year workhorse is averaging just under four yards per carry, but he has just 73 attempts. He’s had over 20 rushing attempts in two games and parlayed those carries into 202 rushing yards. That includes a 122-yard effort in last week’s 27-3 victory against the Bengals, and Henry might have found his rhythm.
PropStarz expects Henry to see a similar workload against the Colts, who rank 23rd in the NFL against the run. The Bengals are last, but Indianapolis allows 126 yards per game. The Titans are struggling in the passing game, averaging 169 yards per game through the air. That’s the fifth-fewest in the NFL, so if Tennessee is going to beat the Colts, it will be with the run. Henry doesn’t have much help in the backfield, so PropStarz expects him to be the focal point Sunday. You can see all of PropStarz’s Week 5 NFL prop bets at SportsLine.
How to make 2023 NFL Week 5 prop bets and predictions
PropStarz has locked in several other confident Week 5 NFL prop picks. They include one running back to cruise past his rushing total and another to get into the end zone. You can only see these NFL prop picks over at SportsLine.
What are the best 2023 Week 5 NFL prop bets you can make and which running backs should you back? Visit SportsLine now to see the best NFL Week 5 prop bets, all from the expert who was 42-28 on his SportsLine prop plays in his NFL props article last season, and find out.
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Author: CBS Sports Staff
October 7, 2023 | 10:40 am
