NFL divisional round Props that Pop - Overs rule the weekend - ESPN

Daniel Dopp and I hit on five of our seven props in the first week of the NFL postseason. Bo Nix let Daniel down and Zach Ertz disappointed me, from a props perspective. (Though — spoiler — that isn't going to stop me from attacking the tight end position again this go around.)

While we're proud of our collective effort, we'd love to achieve perfection in the divisional round.

Focusing solely on the Sunday games, here this week's props that pop! — Liz Loza

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Lamar Jackson OVER 278.5 rushing + passing yards (-118)

Tyler Fulghum is taking the under in Ravens-Bills, factoring the strength of Buffalo's offensive line against Derrick Henry.

Loza: Jackson's overall efficiency this season as a passer and a rusher has been off the charts. He ranks first at the position in YPA (8.8) as well as rushing yards per contest (53.8). Jackson is completing 70% of his passes with a clean pocket, so the Buffalo Bills pass rush (which ranks sixth in pass-rush win rate at 44.6%) figures to bring the heat. Still, the Baltimore Ravens' offensive line has protected Lamar beautifully, registering the third-highest pass-block win rate (69.8%).

This aerial battle figures to be tight (the Ravens are a 1-point favorite) and showcase plenty of back-and-forth action (51.5 game points total). But even if Buffalo manages to contain Jackson in the passing game, the QB should gain traction with his legs against a defensive unit that has allowed 4.5 yards per carry to opposing rushers.

Jackson OVER 49.5 rushing yards (-140)

Dopp: Lamar has been the best rushing QB in the NFL this year, amassing 915 rushing yards on the ground in the regular season and adding 81 more yards in last week's