Bill Harrelson Picks targeted Calvin Ridley over 51.5 receiving yards in Denver. Ridley topped that mark in 8 of his last 10 and 9 of his last 11 games, finishing 2024 on a heater despite shaky QB play. Enter Cam Ward—whom Harrelson calls the best passer in last year’s college class—and an off-season of nonstop hype from Titans camp. Denver’s defense quietly finished bottom-10 versus WR yardage (154 per game) and, even with Pat Surtain, cannot blanket Ridley on every snap. Books project Tennessee to trail, so volume should spike; Harrelson sees Ridley clearing this line comfortably in a pass-heavy script.

Bill Harrelson Picks played Austin Ekeler over 22.5 rushing yards in the division clash with the Giants. He acknowledged the 5-of-10 hit rate last year but argued the context is different: with Brian Robinson now in San Francisco and an unproven committee behind him, Washington should lean on Ekeler’s veteran reliability in Week 1. The number is already 25.5 on other books, creating immediate CLV. Ekeler logged 38 and 42 rushing yards in two meetings with New York last season despite a secondary role, and the Giants run defense ranked bottom-five, yielding 111 rushing yards per game. Dual-threat QB Jayden Daniels further stresses the front, opening lanes for simple inside zone, so Harrelson expects 8-10 carries—plenty to crack this modest total.

Bill Harrelson Picks urged bettors to grab Ja'Marr Chase to score a touchdown against Cleveland. He pointed to Chase’s ridiculous finishing stretch—17 TDs in his last 15 games and cashing the anytime score in 7 of the past 10. The Browns leaked league-high production to wide receivers, allowing 1.4 WR TDs per game, and although Denzel Ward is elite, Cleveland cannot shadow Chase on every snap. Chase found the end zone in both head-to-head meetings last season, and Harrelson expects Cincinnati to start fast in 2025 rather than dig another 0-1 hole, making their star wideout the focal point near the goal line.

Bill Harrelson Picks recommended the "no interception" prop on Josh Allen. He highlighted Allen’s improved ball security: only six total INTs last season and a 75 % hit rate on the ‘no-pick’ prop (threw an interception in just 5 of 20 games). The quarterback has a recent 8-of-10 streak protecting the football and did not throw a pick in either meeting with Baltimore last year, including the 35-10 loss where he was forced to air it out. Even though he respects Baltimore’s elite secondary, Harrelson trusts the reigning MVP in a season-opening prime-time spot to avoid turnovers, making the plus-money side of the prop attractive.

Bill Harrelson Picks said to play Lamar Jackson higher than 1.5 passing touchdowns in the Sunday-night matchup with Buffalo. His case: Jackson stacked 41 passing TDs with only four INTs last season and finished the year on a blistering run, clearing this number in 9 of his final 10 games and 12 of his last 13 overall. Even against the Bills he got there in both meetings (Week 4 blow-out win and the Divisional-round loss). Buffalo’s pass defense surrendered 1.6 passing TDs per game, a shade worse than league average, and market makers agree—FanDuel and DraftKings were hanging ‑125/-130 to the over when he recorded the video. Harrelson projected a 27-21 type script and reminded viewers that the Ravens field “one of the best offenses in the NFL,” making two scores through the air the likeliest outcome.