Rhamondre Stevenson, Breece Hall Lead Patriots vs. Jets Most Popular Player Props

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Patriots vs. Jets Most Popular Player Props

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+6
-105
38.5
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+220
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-115
38.5
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-270
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Three skill position players — and, inexplicably, one kicker — are the most popular player prop bets for Patriots vs. Jets on Thrusday Night Football.

Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson, Patriots wide receiver and return specialist Demario Douglas and Jets running back Breece Hall represent the top props of the night — of which Stevenson holds the top two.

In fifth place? Overs on Jets kicker Greg Zuerlein to perform well.

Because it's the public, all five of the game's most popular wagers are, of course, on the over.

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Patriots vs. Jets Most Popular Player Prop Bets

    1. Rhamondre Stevenson over 15.5 rushing attempts (-150)
    2. Rhamondre Stevenson over 2.5 receptions (-130)
    3. Demario Douglas over 24.5 receiving yards (-120)
    4. Breece Hall over 30.5 receiving yards (-125)
    5. Greg Zuerlein over 1.5 field goals (-125)

This data is courtesy of BetMGM.

These aren't necessarily the best prices in the market — just data from BetMGM. Make sure to line shop to ensure you're getting optimal value.

Overs on Rhamondre Stevenson are the most popular among retail for good reason — his usage rate and production have exceeded preseason expectations.

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