Washington Commanders vs Minnesota Vikings Player Prop: Can Antonio Gibson Go Off Against the Vikings?
The Washington Commanders host the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Can Antonio Gibson go off against the Vikings? Josh Gayle answers.
Josh Gayle - November 5, 2022, 2:50 PM EDT
5 minWashington Commanders vs Minnesota Vikings Player Prop: Can Antonio Gibson Go Off Against the Vikings?
This is a sneaky one people aren’t talking about. The Washington Commanders host the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Can Antonio Gibson go off against the Vikings? Let's dive into my prediction, pick, and odds for Commanders vs. Vikings.
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Washington Commanders vs. Minnesota Vikings Start Time, Where to Watch, and Odds
- Date: Sunday, November 6
- Game Time: 1:00 pm. ET
- Where to Watch: FOX
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Washington Commanders vs Minnesota Vikings Player Prop Pick
1u - Antonio Gibson o21.5 Rec Yards (-110) $110 to win $100. Click here to bet at Bet365, who have the best odds
I see this for 20.5 on PointsBet but juiced to -125. If he ends with exactly 21 then so be it but I like him to go 22+ here. Gibson is a gifted pass-catching back. He will be a huge beneficiary to JD McKissic being out. McKissic catches 3.4 balls per game on average and Gibson should be the new recipient of those targets. Gibson catches 3.6 balls on his own so he could have another monster-receiving game.
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Washington Commanders vs Minnesota Vikings Prediction
Gibson has 3+ receptions in five straight games but has only hit this yardage goal in two of those five. The sportsbooks are smart to not release receptions early but I see value in the yards regardless of the hit rate. Minnesota allows the eighth-most receiving yards to running backs and Gibson has multiple 7+ reception games. McKissic being out will make Robinson the primary runner and Gibson the top pass catcher with occasional runs as well.
We will wait on a receptions line to double dip but in the meantime, let's lock this in. Gibson has 228 receiving yards over eight games which is good for 28 yards a game on average, the bulk of those games are in just a few games but this feels like a game he gets a lot of pass work. The spread is close and Heinicke likes to check down, this feels like good value. Let's start tomorrow with a win and let's roll!
