Ben Solak played Chase Brown OVER 3.5 catches at even money. He recalled Brown’s 8-catch, 14-target eruption versus Chicago when Cincinnati trailed and expects similar negative game script as 5.5-point dogs to Pittsburgh. The Steelers will sell out to stop Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins after getting torched in Week 7, likely funneling underneath looks to Brown. With the Bengals’ second-half pass pace among the league’s fastest, Solak thinks four receptions is a modest hurdle.

Ben Solak backed OVER 15.5 receiving yards for RJ Harvey, who averages 17.5 YPG on 25 grabs this season. With J.K. Dobbins likely headed to IR, Harvey should absorb 30-plus extra snaps yet retain his pass-game role. Chiefs linebackers allow 1.51 yards per route to RBs (third-worst), and as 3.5-point dogs Denver projects for more trailing script and check-downs. Solak is sprinkling alternate overs, expecting screens and swings to put Harvey in space quickly.

Ben Solak played OVER 224.5 passing yards for Caleb Williams. He highlighted Williams’ deep-shot tendencies under OC Ben Johnson (13.7% of attempts 20-plus yards, sixth) and a Vikings defense that ranks dead last with a 63.2% completion rate allowed on deep balls. Since Minnesota’s Week-6 bye they’ve conceded 319 yards and five TDs on 8-of-9 deep attempts. With Johnson’s max-protection concepts and Williams’ elite sack avoidance, Solak expects multiple explosives to clear the modest yardage prop.

Ben Solak hammered UNDER 15.5 Tennessee points, calling Houston’s defense "truly dominant." The Texans allow just 1.44 points per drive—13th-best of 320 units over the past decade—and now face a shaky Titans line protecting an overwhelmed quarterback. With Jeffery Simmons (knee) unlikely to return, Solak expects Houston’s improved ground game to shorten the contest and a backup-QB game script to keep the pedal down defensively. He views the Titans’ total as a safer fade than laying Texans -5.5.

Ben Solak pounded OVER 24.5 Miami team points at +100 for the Madrid matchup with Washington. He highlighted the Commanders’ defensive woes—30th in EPA/drive, 20th in points per drive, worst explosive-pass rate allowed, and second-worst YAC-OE yielded—while noting only Cincinnati gives up more YAC overall. With Dan Quinn newly on the headset but no speed at the second level, Solak expects Mike McDaniel’s motion-heavy scheme to create free yards for Tyreek and Waddle and sees no schematic fix that can paper over Washington’s personnel holes.

Ben Solak grabbed Carolina +3.5 at Atlanta, noting the Panthers’ top-tier rushing efficiency (third in rushing yards over expectation) against a Falcons defense that sits 31st in both success rate and yards after contact allowed. He reminded readers that Carolina blew Atlanta out 30-0 in Week 3 and now faces a Falcons front missing LB Divine Deablo and edge Leonard Floyd. Solak expects Chuba Hubbard and Rico Dowdle to control script, keep Bryce Young in manageable spots, and force Michael Penix Jr. into obvious passing downs, making the hook on a field-goal spread valuable.

Ben Solak predicted that James Conner could pace the NFL in rushing yards this week. The analyst highlighted Carolina’s alarming streak of seven straight games allowing 200-plus rushing yards and the loss of new DT Tershawn Wharton to a hamstring injury. Solak praised Arizona’s creative ground attack and forecasted a game script in which the Cardinals jump ahead early, giving Conner ample volume and garbage-time carries to post a monster fantasy line.