Best Bets for College Football Player Props in Week 4 (Saturday, Sep. 21)

• College Football Week 4 player props have been released
• USC QB Miller Moss’ passing yards is among our top CFB player prop bets
• Explore all the College Football Week 4 Player Props odds and our best bets below

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College football player prop odds for Saturday’s Sept, 21st’s scintillating Week 4 slate have been released. This week, bettors can look forward to #12 Utah at #14 Oklahoma State, #6 Tennessee at #15 Oklahoma, and #11 USC at #18 Michigan.

Dive into the latest College Football Week 4 Player Prop odds and our best bets below.

 College Football Week 4 Player Props

Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson’s rushing yardage total is set at 86.5 for their showdown with Oklahoma. While Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ passing yardage prop is set at 301.5.

Odds as of Sept. 19 at FanDuel Sportsbook. Explore the best betting apps for CFB player props.

Miller Moss Passing Yards

Junior USC quarterback Miller Moss is off to a hot start in his first season as the starter. He threw for 378 yards in a season-opening win over LSU, and 229 yards in Week 2 versus Utah State.

However, he’s yet to face a defense of the caliber of the Michigan Wolverines. The 2023 National Champions defense gave up over 269 passing yards just once last season – to Ohio State, as the Buckeyes chased the game late.

Michigan’s defense isn’t the same after losing talent to the NFL, and the transfer portal. However, top-tier cover corner Will Johnson remains, as do stalwart defensive lineman Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant. The Wolverines have allowed opponents to throw for 234.3 yards per game, on only 6.1 yards per pass so far this season. Even after their earlier blowout loss to Texas.

Will Johnson hasn’t allowed a single TD in 2 years 😳

415 Coverage snaps
0 TDs allowed 🔒 pic.twitter.com/Pf6So4TekH

— College Football Report (@CFBRep) September 17, 2024

On top of that, the Wolverines’ defense has racked up four sacks already, and their front now battles a USC offensive line with a poor 61.2 PFF pass-blocking grade. Expect Wink Martindale to dial up the pressure on Saturday afternoon, and force Miller Moss into enough mistakes to keep him under his 269.5 passing yardage prop. Throwing the football on this defense, in the Big House, won’t be easy.

• Pick: Miller Moss UNDER 268.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Emeka Egbuka Receiving Yards

Fading Ohio State receivers has long been a profitable play. The Buckeyes welcome the Marshall Thundering Herd on Saturday, and fading Emeka Egbuka is one of our favorite plays.

Egbuka has reeled in nine catches for 149 yards this season. However, he’s been overtaken by freshman Jeremiah Smith as the Buckeye’s top receiving option. Plus, the latest college football odds have the spread for Marshall vs Ohio State set at a massive 39.5-points. This game projects as a blowout, which will limit the opportunities #2 has to exceed his 67.5 receiving yards prop.

Should this have been a touchdown for Emeka Egbuka?

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— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) August 31, 2024

Additionally, Ohio State has ran the ball 72 times this season for an average of 6.2 yards per carry. There’s no reason for them to risk any of their top players’ health in what should be another ho-hum victory over an overmatched Marshall squad.

The Buckeyes’ two-header monster backfield of Quinshon Judkins and TreVeyon Henderson have dominated. The duo have racked up 294 yards on just 40 combined carries. They’ll continue to dominate proceedings, making Egbuka an excellent fade play in CFB Week 4 action.

• Pick: Emeka Egbuka UNDER 67.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

As we head into Week 4 of the college football season, there are plenty of player prop bets to consider for Saturday’s games. With so many talented players taking the field, it can be tough to narrow down the best bets. However, there are a few key matchups and players to keep an eye on when placing your wagers.

One player to watch is Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts. The transfer from Alabama has been lighting up the scoreboard this season, throwing for over 1,000 yards and 9 touchdowns in just three games. This week, Hurts and the Sooners take on Texas Tech, a team that has struggled defensively so far this season. Look for Hurts to have another big game and hit the over on his passing yards prop.

Another player to consider is Wisconsin running back Jonathan Taylor. Taylor has been one of the most dominant running backs in college football over the past two seasons, and he is off to a strong start this year as well. This week, Taylor and the Badgers face off against Michigan, a team that has had some struggles against the run. Look for Taylor to have a big game and hit the over on his rushing yards prop.

In addition to Hurts and Taylor, there are plenty of other players to keep an eye on in Week 4. Look for standout performances from players like Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence, LSU quarterback Joe Burrow, and Ohio State defensive end Chase Young.

When placing your bets on player props for Week 4, be sure to do your research and consider factors like matchups, recent performance, and injuries. By taking these factors into account, you can make more informed decisions and increase your chances of winning your bets. Good luck!