The straights have been sharp lately, especially on the NBA side, and we’re coming off a solid day hitting both a straight play and a +101 two-leg Bank Builder parlay. Tonight, we’re keeping things simple and focused with the TNF matchup, rolling out 3 plays with a clear edge based on usage, matchup trends, and recent performance. Let’s kick off Week 12 with momentum and start it off with a bang.

Table of Contents

• 📊 WagerLens Performance Review

• 💎 Today’s Featured Props

📊 WagerLens Performance Review

Yesterday (11/19): 1-0 (100%; +0.78 Units)

NFL: 73-80 (48%; -0.58 Units)

November ‘25: 25-24 (51%; -1.47 Units)

All-Time: 442-401 (52%; +53.7 Units)

💎 Today’s Featured Props

🎯 Jackson Hawes OVER 6.5 Receiving Yards

Best Price: -110 on BetMGM

Recent Performance

• Last Game: 26 yards

• Last 3-Game Average: 19.67 yds/g

• Last 5-Game Average: 15.8 yds/g

• Season Average: 16.1 yds/g

• Confidence Score: 80

How Has This Prop Performed?

• 3 out of last 3 over

• 4 out of last 5 over

Key Analysis

Jackson Hawes’ receiving line of 6.5 yards is extremely modest given his recent production and projected role increase. He’s averaging 16.1 yards per game on the season, with 15.8 over his last five and 19.7 over his last three, clearing this number in four of his last five and three straight. With Dalton Kincaid ruled out, Hawes steps in as the Bills’ TE2, which should elevate both his route participation and target share. Even on limited volume, he has shown strong efficiency at 14.1 yards per reception, meaning a single catch is often enough to cash this line. The matchup also adds upside, the Titans’ TE led the team in receiving last week against Houston’s defense, highlighting vulnerability to tight ends in soft-zone coverage. With increased opportunity and a low threshold, this over is positioned well.

Risk Factors

• Target share volatility

🎯 Xavier Hutchinson OVER 14.5 Receiving Yards

Best Price: -111 on DraftKings

Recent Performance

• Last Game: 42 yards

• Last 3-Game Average: 47 yds/g

• Last 5-Game Average: 34.4 yds/g

• Season Average: 29.3 yds/g

How Has This Prop Performed?

• 3 out of last 3 over

• 4 out of last 5 over

• 8 out of last 10 over

Key Analysis

Xavier Hutchinson’s receiving line of 14.5 yards looks very beatable based on his recent usage and efficiency. He’s averaging 29.3 yards per game on the season, with 34.4 over his last five and 47 over his last three, clearing this number in eight of his last ten and three straight. Hutchinson has shown reliable chemistry with Davis Mills under center, and his role has stabilized, recording 11 receptions over his last three games. Hutchinson is averaging 11 yards per catch this season, giving him multiple paths to cashing this line, whether through steady short targets or a single intermediate completion. With Nico Collins and Dalton Schultz expected to command defensive attention, Hutchinson should continue to benefit from softer coverage and space underneath. At just 14.5 yards, this line sits well below his recent baseline.

Risk Factors

• Hutchinson’s volume isn’t guaranteed week to week, and if Houston leans heavily on the run, target share could be limited

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🎯 Bills @ Texans UNDER 43.5 Total Points

Best Price: -105 on BetMGM

Key Analysis

The UNDER 43.5 (-105) in the Bills @ Texans matchup looks like a strong play, driven by Houston’s elite defense and a backup quarterback under center. The Texans rank #1 in scoring defense (16.3 PPG allowed) and have held 7 of 10 opponents under 20 points, dragging most of their games into low-scoring territory. Their contests are averaging just 38.3 total points, and they’ll be without C.J. Stroud, turning again to Davis Mills, who led a 16-point effort last week. While the Bills boast a high-powered offense, they’ll be tested against a defense allowing just 277.1 yards per game (2nd in the NFL). On the flip side, Buffalo’s defense gets a get-right opportunity versus one of the league’s least explosive offenses. With both teams likely to lean on the run and pace projections staying slow, this matchup shapes up to land in the low 40s, making the under a sharp lean given current form and market movement.

Risk Factors

• The main risk to the under is Buffalo's offensive explosiveness

Think line movement doesn’t matter? Think again.

Price shifts are where the market shows its hand. Knowing how to read them can be the edge between cashing and chasing.

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— The WagerLens Team