PrizePicks NFL Player Props For Week 10: Jaxon Smith-Njigba Keeps Catching On

When you're following games this weekend, it’s exciting to set up a PrizePicks lineup, track the league's top players and cash out big.

Here are three players who should be in your PrizePicks lineup in Week 10.

Week 10 PrizePicks for NFL Player Props

Jaxon Smith-Njigba More Than 89.5 Receiving Yards

Jaxon Smith-Njigba could very well win Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive time. He’s coming into this week leading the league in receiving yards (1,036) and receiving touchdowns (9), and ranking second in receptions (71). The Seahawks failed to add wide receiver help at the trade deadline, so Smith-Njigba will continue to get a heavy target share, leading the league at 36.3%.

In an offense that has dealt with injuries throughout the season, he’s been the constant, guiding the Seahawks in their title defense. Seattle will again be missing its full lineup, with Sam Darnold out with a quad injury.

It has not mattered whether it’s Darnold or Drew Lock at quarterback; Smith-Njigba has been able to produce. He had 155 receiving yards in Week 2 with Lock as the quarterback.

JSN gets a premium matchup this week against what’s been a below-average Raiders pass defense. Las Vegas is allowing the sixth-most receiving yards to wide receivers (1,447) and the second-most touchdowns (11).

With Fernando Mendoza making his first NFL start against one of the league's best defenses, the Seahawks could quickly take control of the game.

The thing about JSN is that he can exceed this projection within the first 30 minutes and has recorded 90 receiving yards or more in just the first half in two of his last three games.

Drake Maye More Than 262.5 Passing Yards

It definitely feels like the Patriots' early struggles are behind them. New England lost two of its first three games of the season and ranked last in points scored (10.0). Maye also struggled during that stretch, ranking 24th in passing yards (585) and in EPA per dropback (-0.07), while leading the league in interceptions (6).

The Pats made adjustments, and Maye is once again looking like the quarterback who finished second in last year’s MVP voting. Since Week 4, he ranks second in passing yards (1,697), fifth in EPA per dropback (+0.28), and leads the league in passing touchdowns (17).

Maye gets one of his best matchups this season against one of the worst defenses in football. DraftKings has the total set at 49.5 points, so they’re indicating a higher-scoring game.

Detroit comes in 17th in the league in points allowed per game (23.6). The Lions have allowed just 24 points over their last two games, but those games were against Miami and Minnesota, both bottom-6 scoring offenses.

Detroit is still allowing the most passing yards per game (260.9) and has allowed 270 or more passing yards in five of eight games.

Chris Olave More Than 6 Receptions

Saints vs. Panthers is one of the more intriguing matchups this weekend. The NFC South is wide open, and the teams are currently tied for first place.

The Saints are likely to far exceed their six wins from last year, but that's expected given how they played at the end of last year, winning four of the final five games. Tyler Shough has helped turn this franchise around, and the Saints may have their quarterback of the future.

Chris Olave has benefited greatly from Shough as the quarterback. Olave had more than 100 receiving yards in three of his first four games and started the year with four straight games with 8 receptions. He hit a lull in the middle of the season, going two straight games with 6 or fewer receptions, but rebounded last week against the Browns with 7 catches for 98 receiving yards.

The Panthers have been vulnerable to wide receivers playing a large part in the matchup. Carolina is giving up the 12th-most receptions to wide receivers this season and has allowed 6 or more receptions to a wide receiver in three of its last five games.