Dobish targeted CeeDee Lamb’s receiving prop ladder: Over 85.5 yards at -110 with alt lines of 100+ (+160) and 110+ (+225). Lamb has topped 85 yards in four of five games in which he played more than a half and averages 14.0 yards per catch. His 10.8 targets per game trail only Ja'Marr Chase’s 11.9. The Raiders sit 28th in PFF coverage grade and 22nd in tackling; they allow a 66.4% completion rate (21st) and 6.5 yards per attempt (15th). Dallas throws on 60.9% of snaps (fifth-highest), and Dobish expects that volume plus Las Vegas’ shaky secondary to propel Lamb past each rung of the ladder under the Monday Night Football lights.

Dobish played Christian McCaffrey Over 127.5 rushing-plus-receiving yards at -115 and 150+ at +210. In the first meeting with Arizona he logged 140 total yards despite a 16-15 defensive slog, one of six games in which he has topped 127.5. McCaffrey leads the league with 24.9 touches and 131.8 scrimmage yards per game and sits first among backs in yards after contact on receptions (153). Arizona grades out as the NFL’s worst tackling defense per PFF, a flaw Dobish believes McCaffrey can exploit for chunk gains. Although the Cardinals are 15th in yards per play allowed (5.3), missed tackles should push CMC well beyond his posted line and make the 150+ alternate viable.

Dan Dobish recommended a two-step ladder on De'Von Achane, backing Over 121.5 rushing-plus-receiving yards at -115 and sprinkling the 150+ line at +225. Dobish pointed to Achane’s 174 rushing yards and 51 receiving yards last week, a performance that pushed his season average to 110.5 scrimmage yards. Achane has cleared 121.5 yards three times and hit 150+ twice despite averaging only 19.2 touches (ninth-most among RBs). The matchup is the clincher: Washington ranks 30th in total defense (394.6 YPG), 31st in yards per play allowed (6.4), and 23rd in yards per rush (4.6). Dobish expects Mike McDaniel to feed his speed back and “annihilate” an old, slow Commanders unit, making both rungs of the ladder live.