Today's Top NFL Player Props & Predictions, Sunday 11/02 (Andrei Iosivas Focus)

The statistical data for Andrei Iosivas suggests that betting under 18.5 on the 'player_reception_yds' market is a viable decision. Iosivas' recent performance has been underwhelming, failing to hit the mark in his last 5 games overall, and also in the last 5 home games. This is indicative of a downward trend in his performance, with no current hit streak either at home or overall. His overall hit rate is at 13/32, while at home it's slightly better at 7/18, but these numbers still don't inspire confidence. His hit rate over the last 20 games is merely 5/20 overall and 7/18 at home. These stats, combined with the model's edge of 0.1141830718177 for the under, further suggest a higher probability of Iosivas falling short of the 18.5 reception yards mark in the upcoming game against the Chicago Bears.

Chase Brown (CIN) Under 13.5 Receiving Yards (-108)

The statistical trend for Chase Brown suggests a bet on 'Under 13.5' in the 'player_reception_yds' market is a strong choice. Over his recent games, Brown has struggled to hit this mark. In his last 3 games, both overall and at home, he has not exceeded 13.5 reception yards once. This trend extends to his last 5 and 10 games as well, with hit rates of 0/5 and 0/10 respectively. Although he has had slightly better performance at home over his last 10 and 20 games, with hit rates of 2/10 and 7/17 respectively, his current home hit streak is still zero. Furthermore, his overall hit rate is less than 50% (15/34). This data suggests that Brown is unlikely to exceed 13.5 reception yards in the upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Jordan Love (GB) Over 9.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

While Jordan Love's overall rushing performance has been underwhelming with only 14 successful 'over' bets out of 46 attempts, it's noteworthy that he has performed well against the Carolina Panthers in the past. He's hit the 'over' in all his rushing attempts against this team, an encouraging trend if you're considering betting on Love to exceed 9.5 rushing yards in this game. However, the recent form does not support this bet as Love has not been successful in his last 5 attempts overall and his last 3 attempts at home. He's currently on a zero-hit streak both overall and at home. While the model gives a slight edge to the 'over' bet, the conflicting trends suggest that this is a risky bet. A bettor should consider Love's poor recent form and his strong performance against the Panthers before making a decision.

Jordan Love (GB) Over 9.5 Player rush yds alternate (-114)

From a statistical perspective, betting on Jordan Love to rush for over 9.5 yards in this game seems like a risky proposition. His recent performance data indicates that he has consistently failed to achieve this mark, with a hit rate of 0/5 in his last five games overall and a similar hit rate of 0/5 in his last five home games. His hit rate over the last 20 games is also quite low, at just 3/20 overall and 4/20 at home. However, one promising indicator is that Jordan Love has achieved this outcome in his previous game against the Carolina Panthers (hit rate of 1/1). His model edge is also slightly positive at 0.024. Still, given his overall hit rate of 14/46 and current hit streak of 0, the odds seem to be against Love rushing for over 9.5 yards in this game.

Josh Jacobs (GB) Under 13.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Josh Jacobs' under 13.5 player reception yards proposition is supported by his recent performance and historical trends. Over the last five games, Jacobs has not hit this mark, demonstrating a zero overall hit rate, and only a single time at home, a modest 20% home hit rate. This trend also holds over his last three games, with no successful hits either overall or at home. Even when expanded to the last ten and twenty games, Jacobs' hit rates remain low, at 20-30%. His overall hit rate is a mere 32.7%, which demonstrates a consistent inability to exceed 13.5 reception yards. Importantly, Jacobs is also currently on a zero-game streak for hitting this mark, both overall and at home. Therefore, statistical trends suggest a high likelihood that Jacobs will stay under 13.5 player reception yards in the upcoming game against the Carolina Panthers.