I apologize if someone mentioned this already but I was watching ESPN yesterday when something came across along the lines of Player X needed X catches for $ X money..
Example - A. Brown (TB) needed 11 catches for a $250,000 bonus.
AB knew this. TB12 obviously knew this. He had numerous throws to AB all game and ended up getting him to the 11 catch mark so he got paid, especially the 3 catches on their last drive before 2min warning. They're up 17, 2:14 on the clock and game is over.
I didn't think of trying to find this information out prior to any of the week 17 games (shame on me) but there were other players ESPN highlighted too.
For example - There are always tons of player props on betting apps, etc. - was anyone able to see what the initial O/U for catches for AB was?
I appreciate any feedback and thought it was an interesting way to possibly hedge late in the season like this past week. I'm newer to the forum but very much appreciate all the hard work day in and out by y'all.
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Example - A. Brown (TB) needed 11 catches for a $250,000 bonus.
AB knew this. TB12 obviously knew this. He had numerous throws to AB all game and ended up getting him to the 11 catch mark so he got paid, especially the 3 catches on their last drive before 2min warning. They're up 17, 2:14 on the clock and game is over.
I didn't think of trying to find this information out prior to any of the week 17 games (shame on me) but there were other players ESPN highlighted too.
For example - There are always tons of player props on betting apps, etc. - was anyone able to see what the initial O/U for catches for AB was?
I appreciate any feedback and thought it was an interesting way to possibly hedge late in the season like this past week. I'm newer to the forum but very much appreciate all the hard work day in and out by y'all.
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