wsn-newsletter Subscribe to WSN.

Best Commanders vs Patriots Prop Bets NFL Week 9

Commanders vs Patriots Predictions

The Washington Commanders were sellers at the deadline, getting rid of two excellent pass rushers in Chase Young and Montez Sweat. Now, they take on a Patriots team that’s been putting some things together offensively, much better than at the start of the season.

Below are the best prop bets for this matchup.

Best NFL Sportsbook Promos
How We Rate
Affiliate Disclaimer
21+

Washington Commanders vs. New England Patriots

Pick: Patriots First Drive: Field Goal Attempt (+370) at DraftKings

On average, the Patriots score 2.9 points in the first quarter, but over their last three games, that average is close to six. They scored a touchdown in the first quarter against Miami in Week 8.

Against the Commanders here, we’ll take a chance on them getting a field goal on their first drive. The Patriots offensive line is far from a tough unit. Still, without Sweat and Young to worry about now, this will help quarterback Mac Jones hang in the pocket and make some passes.

The offense is still far from trustworthy, though, and they’re facing a Commanders defense with two solid starting cornerbacks. That said, we think the lack of pass rushing options will help the Patriots at least make it down inside the Commanders 30-yard line and kick a field goal on their first offensive drive.

Get $200 in bonus bets when you wager $5 at DraftKings Sportsbook when you sign up using our exclusive link.

Pick: Commanders First Drive: Touchdown (+390) at DraftKings

The Patriots modus operandi is typically to take away the opposing team's top weapon. Well, on the Commanders, that regularly changes. This season, five players have at least 20 receptions. Quarterback Sam Howell has completed a pass to 12 different receivers this season. The Patriots defense doesn’t exactly have the personnel capable of locking down several weapons, which include Jahan Dotson, Terry McLaurin, Curtis Samuel, and more.

Howell threw for nearly 400 yards against the Eagles last week, and you know this team will play with a bit more motivation after being deemed “sellers” at the deadline.

Look for them to go down the field here and get a score with their numerous receiving options.

Get $200 in bonus bets when you wager $5 at DraftKings Sportsbook when you sign up using our exclusive link.

Pick: First Team Touchdown: Commanders (+123) at Caesars

This ties into what we mentioned above. On defense, the Patriots have allowed 11 touchdowns through eight games. Cornerback J.C. Jackson has been with the team for four games, and in that stretch, he’s allowed three touchdowns, which leads the team. He’s allowing 11.7 yards per catch, and quarterbacks are throwing downfield against him, with an average depth of target of 15.1 yards.

Howell isn’t afraid to sling the ball around. He’s second in the league in attempts and one of just three quarterbacks with at least 300. He’s also top three in completions and has a 6.9^ completion rate.

He’ll have an excellent matchup here against a beatable Patriots coverage unit.

Get a bonus bet of up to $1,000 at Caesars Sportsbook when you click our exclusive link and use promo code “WSN1000.”

*All statistics courtesy of Pro Football Focus.

More Sportsbook Promos

More NFL Week 9 Stories

We've been featured on:
espn logo
reuters logo
cbs-news logo
forbes logo
entrepreneur logo
entrepreneur logo
We only list licensed sportsbooks
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
WorldSportsNetwork
Co2neutral

We support responsible gambling. Gambling can be addictive, please play responsibly. If you need help, call 1-800-Gambler.

WSN.com is managed by Gentoo Media. Unless declared otherwise, all of the visible content on this site, such as texts and images, including the brand name and logo, belongs to Innovation Labs Limited (a Gentoo Media company) - Company Registration Number C44130, VAT ID: MT18874732, @GIG Beach Triq id-Dragunara, St. Julians, STJ3148, Malta.

Advertising Disclosure: WSN.com contains links to partner websites. When a visitor to our website clicks on one of these links and makes a purchase at a partner site, World Sports Network is paid a commission.

Copyright © 2024