AJ. Brown Reception Props and Primetime Betting Value

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Oct 23, 2026
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AI GeneratedThe speakers analyze betting props for receiver A.J. Brown in an upcoming prime-time game against Chicago. While debating his reception totals and recent drops, they discuss the impact of the New England offense and provide a practical tip on how to find better odds for the same bet by comparing alternative lines versus total reception lines on FanDuel.
How about A.J. Brown?
We talked a little of Moore for Chicago.
His number is 5 1/2, which is, you know, six receptions is a lot.
They threw to him 10 times last week.
He only had three receptions,
but at least they did throw to him 10 times.
And I'm thinking, Craig, he's one of those prima donna types
that if he doesn't get his receptions eventually,
he's going to bitch and complain.
So nationally televised game as well.
all these big-time receivers
and really big-time players you know if this is a one o'clock game
against the Indianapolis Colts you know whatever throw it
to somebody else i don't care right but
prime time game whole world's watching big time
contest against Chicago uh if AJ doesn't get his
six receptions and again that that's you know i like it at four
and a half i prefer it but
if he doesn't get his six
then it's not because they didn't try like he just wasn't getting open
So I'll go over, you see the four and a half there,
but it's up to five and a half now.
I'll go over the five and a half.
Yeah, I'm going to stay away from that.
Look, I got to see him actually catch the ball.
It wasn't for lack of trying.
He couldn't catch the ball last week.
I don't know what was going on, but he was open,
and I think he had three drops, if I'm not mistaken.
So if there was any prop I would like with Brown tonight,
it would be his longest catch,
because it did appear that there was twice last week
where Maye had him for 30 or 40 yards
and he just didn't catch the ball.
I would assume variance evens that stuff out, Scott,
and he just had some rust and hadn't played in a long time.
But generally, New England receivers,
and I know Brown is cut from a different cloth,
but New England receivers, it's hard for me to see
eight catches 140 yards from any New England receiver,
and this is going on, I don't know, 10 years?
It feels like it's going on pre-Brady
or Tom Brady, Wes Welker, Randy Moss-type years.
Edelman so uh that would be the one thing i would
play longest reception maybe in the 30s tonight
for him go over that whatever that number
is i'm gonna guess somewhere in the low 20s or 18 20
something like that uh yeah i i could see him i
could see him catching a bomb not maybe for a
touchdown but maybe a 30 40 yard catch tonight
that i that thank you okay so 25 and a half was
the number all he has to do is put his hands out
and catch the ball last week twice and he goes
over that easily exactly well chris is right no no he's
and he dropped the ball twice so got to do
it tonight and by the way scott here's what i would tell you
is that if you're if you're in on
any of his props tonight and he can't
and he drops an early one get off because then there's something
then there's something then then
then you got Steve Sax throwing us to first base you know
like get get off get on get on get
on something else here's here's a great example of how you
should do shopping to get a better number on the same site right
so i looked it up you know because
i i know i saw it at minus 180
or so this afternoon right so i looked up AJ Brown all
receptions and all receptions they give you two
or more three or more four more five or more
whatever right so when you go to five
or more that in essence is over under four and a half
right I mean that's right five receptions of course
so when you look for alt receptions AJ
Brown five receptions
or more minus 180 if you scroll all the way down and I don't know why
FanDuel does this but they give you
the alt numbers first if you scroll all the way down
and go to AJ Brown total receptions that's where you see four
and a half which again is five at
minus 158 you're saving yourself 22 cents
and that's where our guys got the minus 158 so good
job guys all right so it's the same same site it's
the same I need five receptions one bet's
making you lay a buck 80 and the other you know bet over four
and a half is making you lay only
148 or 158 gotcha okay fair enough yeah they I just I'm
not a big I'm not a huge I think Brown
was really good with Philadelphia I don't think you'll see
the same numbers with New England I I
just I you know you know what me a little bit
of and I guess last week sort of was the goes against
my theory but uh it reminds me a little of when Metcalf left Seattle
and went to Pittsburgh and
expecting the same results
and we didn't get him now last week Metcalf had maybe his biggest game
as a Steeler so maybe this is the beginning of something for him
but until AJ Brown you know
Scott until he has his six for a hundred
which he had all the time in Philadelphia I'm not gonna bet
on six for a hundred until he does it can't do it
