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Johntay Cook MORE THAN 4.5 Receptions
Cook has stepped up in a big way since Steve Angeli went down against Clemson, becoming the clear focal point of the Syracuse passing attack. Since that moment, he’s averaged an impressive 9.5 targets per game and has hauled in at least six receptions in every contest. Now, with Syracuse entering as a 16.5-point underdog, the game script should once again push them to lean heavily on the passing game. Georgia Tech’s secondary has struggled all season, ranking near the bottom nationally in several pass defense metrics. Cook should be peppered with targets once again, and this line feels far too low given his recent usage and role in the offense.

CJ Williams MORE THAN 40.5 Receiving Yards
Williams has clearly emerged as Stanford’s true WR1 over the past four games, commanding a massive 36% target share and averaging more than 7.5 receptions and 100 yards per contest during that stretch. He’s become the focal point of the Cardinal offense and a reliable go-to option no matter the matchup. Now, Stanford heads to Miami as a four-touchdown underdog, which means they’ll be forced to throw early and often just to stay competitive. While Miami’s defense is talented, they’ve still surrendered at least 248 passing yards in three of their last four games. With the expected game script and his dominant target share, Williams should once again see heavy volume and easily have a chance to clear this number.


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