Top Player Prop Bets for Bengals vs Giants on Sunday Night Football in Week 6

• The Bengals square off with the Giants in NFL Week 6 on Sunday, October 13th, from MetLife Stadium
• Joe Burrow and company look to dig out of a 1-4 hole, while Daniel Jones battles to get the Giants to .500
• Take a look below for our top Bengals vs Giants player prop bets

Two struggling teams desperately in search of a victory square off to cap off the Week 6 Sunday NFL slate. Joe Burrow and the Bengals have just one victory in their first five contests, while Daniel Jones and company are 2-3 on the campaign.

As the Bengals meet the Giants on Sunday, October 13th, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, it’s the road squad that’s a three and a half point favorite in the Week 6 NFL odds. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:20 pm ET and the game will be broadcast on NBC in the US and TSN in Canada.

Let’s look at the best Bengals vs Giants Week 6 player props and touchdown-scorer odds available.

Bengals vs Giants Player Props

Joe Burrow is favored to throw for more passing yardage (261.5 compared to his counterpart Daniel Jones 212.5). Ja’Marr Chase has the highest receiving yardage total in the NFL player props for SNF at 75.5.

As for the running backs, the Giants’ Tyrone Tracy Jr. is set at 57.5 yards with Devin Singletary missing this game with a groin injury and the Bengals’ Chase Brown is at 43.5 yards.

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Bengals vs Giants Prop #1: Joe Burrow Passing Touchdowns

The Cincinnati Bengals have not been a great team at 1-4 on the season, but that’s not been because Joe Burrow hasn’t produced. He has twelve TD passes against just two interceptions. In his last four contests, he’s thrown for at least two touchdowns each time.

Joe Burrow is coming off of a career-high 5 touchdown game in week 6. 👀 pic.twitter.com/kVvbtR9ENR

— Sunday Night Football on NBC (@SNFonNBC) October 12, 2024

His total TD passes is set at 1.5 in this one. The Giants have allowed opposing passers to toss two TD’s in three of five affairs this year. With the Bengals D giving up points and yards in droves, which will force Burrow to likely have to pass more, giving him more opportunities to throw 2+ touchdowns.

• Bengals vs Giants Prop Pick: Joe Burrow over 1.5 touchdown passes (-190); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Bengals vs Giants Prop #2: Tyrone Tracy Jr. Rushing Yards

In five games this season, the Bengals rushing defense has been a disaster, ranking third worst in the NFL (151.4 yards per game). Last week against Baltimore was their worst effort, surrendering 175 total yards on the ground. Cincy has given up at least 108 yards in all five contests this year.

The Bengals are allowing 151.4 yards per game on the ground (30th) and 4.6 yards per carry (19th). They’ve also given up 3 20+ yard runs on the year.

With Singletary out, have to think it’ll be another big week for Tyrone Tracy Jr. Every single one of his runs against Seattle… pic.twitter.com/4LGKSUSqdH

— Andrew (@gmengalaxy) October 13, 2024

In his first career start last week against the Seahawks, Tyrone Tracy Jr. went off, racking up 129 yards on 18 carries. His total for this one is 57.5 yards, and given the Bengals porous run D, he should blow way over that total. If you’d like a separate bet on this game, John Hyslop’s Bengals vs Giants same-game parlay is rather intriguing.

• Bengals vs Giants Prop Pick: Tyrone Tracy Jr. over 57.5 rushing yards (-120); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Bengals vs Giants Touchdown Scorer Props

Cincinnati’s Zack Moss owns the shortest odds for this game to get an anytime TD at -125 and he also has the shortest odds to find the end zone first at +500.

Bengals vs Giants Prop #3: Wan’Dale Robinson Anytime Touchdown

As mentioned in the Tyrone Tracy Jr. prop, the Bengals defense is bad. Really really bad. They’re second worst in allowing 29.0 points per game this season. With that in mind, Wan’Dale Robinson has longer odds than the top-six on the board to record a touchdown at any time.

Malik Nabers currently owns a league-leading 38.2% target share — insane!

Wan’Dale Robinson currently owns a 28.1% target share, which is also insane, and ranks eighth in the league.

Talk about a concentrated offense.

— Nick Falato (@nickfalato) October 9, 2024

With Malik Nabers out yet again this week (concussion), Robinson should have plenty of opportunities to find pay dirt. In his latest outing, he found the end zone, which was his second of the campaign. Cincy also allowed four passing TDs last contest against Baltimore.

If you’re also looking for a standard bet on the game, make sure you check out Brady Trettenero Bengals vs Giants predictions.

• Bengals vs Giants Prop Pick: Wan’Dale Robinson anytime touchdown (+160); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

As the Cincinnati Bengals prepare to take on the New York Giants in a highly anticipated Sunday Night Football matchup in Week 6, fans and bettors alike are eagerly looking for opportunities to capitalize on player prop bets. With two high-powered offenses and struggling defenses, there are plenty of intriguing options to consider when placing your wagers.

One of the top player prop bets to keep an eye on is the performance of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. The rookie sensation has been impressive so far this season, throwing for over 1,300 yards and six touchdowns in just five games. Against a struggling Giants defense that ranks near the bottom of the league in passing yards allowed per game, Burrow could be in for a big night. Look for prop bets on his passing yards, touchdown passes, and completion percentage to potentially cash in on his success.

On the other side of the ball, Giants quarterback Daniel Jones will also be a player to watch. Despite his struggles this season, Jones has shown flashes of brilliance and has the ability to put up big numbers against a Bengals defense that has been vulnerable against the pass. Prop bets on his passing yards, touchdown passes, and rushing yards could all be worth considering as he looks to bounce back from a rough start to the season.

In terms of the running game, both teams have talented backs who could have a significant impact on the outcome of the game. Bengals running back Joe Mixon has been a workhorse for Cincinnati, averaging over 20 carries per game and finding success both on the ground and through the air. Look for prop bets on his rushing yards, total yards from scrimmage, and touchdowns as he looks to exploit a Giants defense that has struggled to stop the run.

For the Giants, running back Devonta Freeman will be looking to make an impact in his second game with the team. With star running back Saquon Barkley out for the season with a torn ACL, Freeman will be tasked with shouldering a larger workload and could be a key player for New York on Sunday night. Prop bets on his rushing yards, total yards from scrimmage, and touchdowns could all be worth considering as he looks to establish himself as a reliable option in the Giants’ backfield.

Overall, there are plenty of intriguing player prop bets to consider for the Bengals vs Giants matchup on Sunday night. Whether you’re looking to bet on the quarterbacks, running backs, or any other key players in this game, there are plenty of opportunities to potentially cash in on some big wins. Be sure to do your research, consider the matchups, and make informed decisions when placing your wagers to maximize your chances of success.