Prop God’s NFL Playbook: Week 12
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We always forget about defensive players.
Whether it’s a byproduct of fantasy football, or the general fan’s obsession with scoring, the importance of defensive specialists can often be overlooked. Thanks to Mojo, there is now a way to earn money on the production of defensive players, just in time for Super Bowl LVII.
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Here’s why I’m all-in on Haason Reddick’s Liquid Prop of Total Super Bowl Sacks at $0.91 per share.
Mojo Spotlight: Haason Reddick
It was a breakout season for the 28-year-old Haason Reddick, who finished second in the NFL with 16 regular-season sacks. This was the third straight season that he posted 11 sacks or more, despite playing for his third team during that time span.
Reddick has continued to apply pressure throughout the playoffs, posting 3.5 total sack in Philadelphia’s two wins over the Giants and 49ers. Over his last six games this season, he has posted 1.5 or more sacks five times and two sacks in four separate contests.
Kansas City’s offensive line did a good job of protecting quarterback Patrick Mahomes, allowing just the third-fewest regular-season sacks (26) this season. However, Mahomes’ injured ankle limited his mobility in the AFC Championship game, where the Bengals posted three sacks against Kansas City.
The Eagles pass rush was the NFL’s most dominant unit with 70 sacks, 15 more than any other team. Javon Hargrave, Brandon Graham, Josh weat, and Reddick all recorded at least 12 sacks during the regular season.
With Mojo placing Reddick’s Liquid Prop value at $0.91, he simply needs to record just one sack to provide a 9.9% ROI. A $100 investment would return $9.90 with one Reddick sack, with a two-sack Super Bowl performance generating almost an almost 20% return in just one game.
Reddick has the ability to singlehandedly disrupt the Chiefs passing attack, and a multi-sack performance is certainly within the range of outcomes. The Eagles pass rush will be the toughest test the Chiefs’ offensive line has seen all season, and I’m confident in projecting Reddick for at least one sack. Take a long look at this week’s Liquid Prop for the NFL’s best pass rusher this season.
