- College Football Week 6 player props are live
- Missouri wide receiver Luther Burden headlines our top CFB Week 6 Player Prop bet
- Dive into all the College Football Week 6 Player Props odds and our best bets below
College football player props for Week 6 have been released. This Saturday, college football bettors are blessed with an outstanding schedule.
As UCLA takes on #7 Penn State, #9 Missouri battles #25 Texas A&M, Iowa travels to #3 Ohio State, Auburn clashes with #5 Georgia, #10 Michigan travels to Washington for a rematch with the Huskies, and #11 USC tussles with Minnesota.
Explore all the college football week 6 player props and our best best for Saturday’s slate, below.
College Football Week 6 Player Props
| Quarterback | Passing Yards | Passing TDs |
|---|---|---|
| Brady Cook | 223.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 1.5 (Ov +120 / Un -160) |
| Drew Allar | 212.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 2.5 (Ov +102 / Un -136) |
| Jalen Milroe | 233.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 1.5 (Ov -205 / Un +152) |
| Carson Beck | 276.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 2.5 (Ov -114 / Un -1114) |
| Running Back | Rushing Yards | Rushing TDs |
| Jalen Milroe | 68.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov -300) |
| Jam Miller | 5275 (Ov -114 / Un -114)+ | 0.5 (Ov -155) |
| Donovan Edwards | 48.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov +125) |
| Ashton Jeanty | 188.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov -2100) |
| Receiver | Receiving Yards | Receiving TDs |
| Dominic Lovett | 54.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov -110) |
| Luther Burden | 76.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov +105) |
| Colston Loveland | 30.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov +380) |
| Jeremiah Smith | 72.5 (Ov -114 / Un -114) | 0.5 (Ov +105) |
Boise State superstar running back Ashton Jeanty’s college football week 6 rushing yardage prop is set an outrageous 188.5 yards after his unbelievable start to the season. Georgia quarterback Carson Beck owns the highest passing yardage prop at 276.5.
Odds as of Oct. 3 at FanDuel Sportsbook. Check out the best betting apps for CFB player props.
Luther Burden Receiving Yards
Missouri wideout Luther Burden will play on Sundays. For now, he’s the greatest weapon a strong Missouri offense has in its battle to make the College Football Playoff.
He’s put up back to back massive games in wins against Boston College and Vanderbilt for the undefeated Tigers. The St. Louis native has hauled in 19 catches for 257 yards and four touchdowns on the year, and is set for a huge day against a vulnerable Aggies secondary on Saturday. After all, top cover man Will Lee has allowed 11 receptions for 174 yards already this season.
Luther Burden wide open easy money
— Unnecessary Roughness (@UnnecRoughness) September 21, 2024
Moreover, Burden is so open in many of his highlights, the cornerback is barely even on the screen. He should have no trouble getting open against an A&M secondary allowing 234 passing yards per game this season. Back Burden to exceed his receiving yardage prop on Saturday in College Station.
- Pick: Luther Burden over 76.5 receiving yards (-114)
Colston Loveland Receiving Yards
Despite Michigan’s struggles offensively this season, tight end Colston Loveland has been a consistent force. Loveland has averaged 5.75 receptions and 57 yards per game in the 2024 CFB season.
He’s the Wolverines’ main pass-catching threat, and will be relied upon in their rematch with Washington on Saturday. In case you missed it, these teams met in an all-time National Championship game last season, with the Maize and Blue coming out on top. Loveland put up three key catches for 64 yards in that contest.
Tremendous adjustment to the ball by Michigan TE Colston Loveland, after dealing with a shoulder injury recently. pic.twitter.com/wZjCVJ46Rk
— Brent Sobleski (@brentsobleski) October 1, 2024
Washington allowed Rutgers tight end Kenny Fletcher to haul in four catches last week, and gave up three receptions for 32 yards to Eastern Michigan tight end Jere Getzinger in Week 2. Loveland is a far more dynamic threat than both those players. Expect to see #18 bully an inexperienced Washington secondary that lost a ton of talent to the transfer portal in the off-season.
Bet on Colston Loveland’s over 30.5 receiving yards in a fantastic matchup on Saturday night. He’s also an intriguing play to find the endzone at +380. If you’re really feeling Loveland, over 30.5 receiving yards, paired with an anytime touchdown, gives bettors a +412 same-game parlay.
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- Pick: Colston Loveland over 30.5 receiving yards (-114)
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As we head into Week 6 of the college football season, there are plenty of exciting matchups to look forward to. And for those looking to add a little extra excitement to the games, there are a number of player prop bets to consider. Here are some of the top college football player prop bets for Saturday, October 5:
1. Justin Fields (Ohio State) – Over/Under 300 passing yards
Justin Fields has been on fire this season, leading Ohio State to an undefeated record thus far. Against a tough Michigan State defense, the over/under for Fields’ passing yards is set at 300. With Fields’ arm talent and the weapons he has at his disposal, hitting the over could be a good bet.
2. Jonathan Taylor (Wisconsin) – Over/Under 150 rushing yards
Jonathan Taylor is one of the best running backs in college football and has been a workhorse for Wisconsin this season. Facing a tough Northwestern defense, the over/under for Taylor’s rushing yards is set at 150. While Northwestern’s defense is stout, Taylor has the ability to break off big runs and hit the over.
3. Tua Tagovailoa (Alabama) – Over/Under 4 touchdown passes
Tua Tagovailoa has been putting up video game numbers for Alabama this season, throwing for multiple touchdowns in every game so far. Against Ole Miss, the over/under for Tagovailoa’s touchdown passes is set at 4. With the weapons he has at his disposal and Alabama’s high-powered offense, hitting the over could be a safe bet.
4. J.K. Dobbins (Ohio State) – Over/Under 125 rushing yards
J.K. Dobbins has been a key cog in Ohio State’s offense this season, providing a balanced attack alongside Justin Fields. Against Michigan State, the over/under for Dobbins’ rushing yards is set at 125. With Dobbins’ ability to break off big runs and Ohio State’s strong offensive line, hitting the over could be a good bet.
5. Joe Burrow (LSU) – Over/Under 3 touchdown passes
Joe Burrow has been lighting up the scoreboard for LSU this season, throwing for multiple touchdowns in every game so far. Against Utah State, the over/under for Burrow’s touchdown passes is set at 3. With LSU’s high-powered offense and Burrow’s accuracy, hitting the over could be a safe bet.
Overall, there are plenty of player prop bets to consider for Week 6 of the college football season. Whether you’re looking to bet on passing yards, rushing yards, or touchdown passes, there are plenty of opportunities to add some extra excitement to the games. Just remember to gamble responsibly and enjoy the action on the field.