Anytime Touchdown Scoring Prop Bet: Malik Nabers, Tyrone Tracy vs. Commanders

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Malik Nabers pays out $150 and Tyrone Tracy Jr. pays out $135 to score at least one touchdown in Sunday's game for the New York Giants against division rival the Washington Redskins.  All odds courtesy of BetPhoenix

Giants vs. Commanders: Week 1 Preview, Injury Report & News and Notes - Back Sports Page

  • On 170 targets, Malik Nabers compiled 109 grabs (7.3 per game) for 1,204 yards and seven TDs in 15 games.
  • Tyrone Tracy Jr. contributed to the offense by running for 839 yards (49.4 yards per game) and scoring five touchdowns.
  • Plus, Tracy recorded 38 catches (on 53 targets) for 284 yards and one touchdown in addition to the numbers he put up in the ground attack. 

Tracy Jr. said he is focused on grinding and being consistent to become one of the great New York Giants running backs.

"There’s a lot of confidence going around. I feel like it's a different energy," Tracy told reporters earlier in the week ahead of the Sunday showdown. "I feel like we’ve been saying this the whole offseason; it's a different energy in the locker room. It's a different energy on the team. But at the same time, none of that really matters if we don't go out there and do it.

"But it also starts in practice. Confidence is built off of your practice habits that you do every single day. So that you go out there on Sunday and let it rip and play fast. At least for me personally. I can't really speak for everybody else, but for me personally, the things that I do throughout the week will allow me to go out there on Sunday and just play free. Be very confident with my skill set and the way that I prepare. Because if I do it the right way, you can go out there and just be a baller."

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Touchdown Prop Bets Commanders vs. Giants 

How to Read the Odds: -200 means that a $200 bet pays out $100 with the $200 returned only if the bet is a winner.  +200 means that a $100 bet pays out $200.

All odds courtesy of BetPhoenix 
Any Time
First
Last
Terry McLaurin
+125
+700
+850
Tyrone Tracy Jr
+135
+750
+850
Malik Nabers
+150
+1000
+800
Austin Ekeler
+155
+800
+900
Jayden Daniels
+180
+900
+1000
Deebo Samuel
+190
+1000
+1100
Zach Ertz
+200
+1000
+1100
Chris Rodriguez Jr.
+250
+1300
+1100
Jacory Croskey-Merritt
+360
+1900
+1500
Jeremy McNichols
+360
+1900
+1500
Wan'Dale Robinson
+390
+2200
+1600
Darius Slayton
+400
+2200
+1600
Theo Johnson
+410
+2200
+1600
Cam Skattebo
+420
+2500
+1600
Devin Singletary
+420
+2200
+1700
Noah Brown
+600
+2700
+2700
Washington Defense
+650
+3500
+2500
Jaylin Lane
+650
+3000
+2700
Russell Wilson
+700
+3300
+2700
NY Giants Defense
+950
+4500
+4000
Daniel Bellinger
+1200
+7000
+4000
Jalin Hyatt
+1200
+7000
+3500
Ben Sinnott
+1700
+6500
+7000
John Bates
+1800
+7500
+8000
Luke McCaffrey
+2000
+8000
+7500

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com 

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