NFL Week 3 Best Prop Bets: How Will Jared Goff Respond?

• Will the Buccaneers stay hot after upsetting the Lions?

• How will Jared Goff respond after a poor Week 2 performance?

• Ravens vs. Cowboys is the marquee matchup of the week 

The Ravens and Cowboys were expected to be Super Bowl contenders, but they haven’t looked outstanding through the first two weeks of games. Baltimore is 0-2 and coming off a loss to the Raiders as an 8.5-point favorite. 

Meanwhile, the Cowboys were dominated by the Saints in Dallas as a touchdown favorite. Nobody in the NFL has written off either franchise, but they’re competing in a must-win game on Sunday. 

Jared Goff and the Lions are also desperate for a victory on Sunday after losing as a 7.5-point favorite to the Buccaneers. When struggling teams compete, prop wagers have a lot of value because we can focus on high performers. 

We have found multiple props for Week 3 on FanDuel Sportsbook. As a special offer, FanDuel offers new users $200 when they bet $5 and three weeks of NFL Sunday Ticket for free. This exclusive deal is available by following our exclusive FanDuel link.

Jared Goff Over 271.5 Passing Yards (-114) at FanDuel Sportsbook

Jared Goff is coming off a bad week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The entire Lions team wasn’t good, but Goff looked extremely poor. 

The quarterback was 34-55 for 307 yards with no touchdowns and 0 interceptions. The Lions' offense was 1-7 in the red zone for touchdowns, so nothing went well, but it starts with Goff. 

As bad as the quarterback was last week, he still threw for over 300 yards, and this has been the norm throughout his time with the Lions. 

Goff has thrown for 524 yards on the season, which is fourth in the NFL. The touchdowns haven’t been there, but the yards have been throughout the year. 

The Lions will face the Cardinals this week, and the game should be high-scoring. Kyler Murray has shown the ability to score points, and the Lions' defense will allow points. 

If this game becomes a shootout, Goff will soar over his line, which is set at 271.5. The quarterback was in the NFL MVP conversation at the beginning of the season and is currently +3000 on FanDuel Sportsbook. 

A big game against the Cardinals could cause his odds to jump, so look for him to exceed his line on Sunday after an ugly game versus the Buccaneers.

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Chris Godwin Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+140) at FanDuel Sportsbook

Chris Godwin is turning into a certified star for the Buccaneers. Mike Evans is still the headliner, but he is in the final years of his career. Chris Godwin has learned a lot from Evans, and he is starting to come into how own with Baker Mayfield throwing him the ball. 

After last week’s game against the Lions, it’s clear Tampa Bay’s offense is meshing. Godwin has been a significant reason for this in the passing game. 

In two games, he has caught 15 passes for 200 yards with two touchdowns. He has averaged 13.3 yards per catch and has been targeted eight times in each game. 

Godwin and Evans both have two touchdowns on the season. However, Godwin has found the end zone in each game, whereas Evans had two in the first contest. 

Mayfield targets Godwin in the red zone because his speed helps him beat defenders in tight matchups. Considering the Buccaneers are a passing team, and Godwin has been consistent through two games, his +140 scoring odds are valuable.

The Broncos defense has been stout this season, but they haven’t faced a passing attack like Tampa Bay. If the Buccaneers find their rhythm, there is no reason all their stars shouldn’t score. 

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Derrick Henry Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-145) at FanDuel Sportsbook

Derrick Henry has been the best part of the Ravens offense through two games, and they haven’t used him to his full capability. Henry carried the ball 18 times for 84 yards in the loss to the Raiders last week. 

He averaged nearly 4.7 yards per attempt, but the Ravens couldn’t convert in high-leverage situations, putting Henry’s efforts to waste. 

The running back is a bruiser, and he must be the focal point of Baltimore’s attack against the Cowboys. Dallas has a physical front seven with Micah Parsons, so the Raven will try to match this physicality.

If they give Henry his share of carries, he will find the end zone. Whenever Baltimore is inside the ten-yard line, they have transitioned to Henry rather than run with Lamar Jackson. 

Henry is currently -145 to score a touchdown on Sunday. He was -170 last week, so we will take the discount in Week 3.

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