Mason Cameron recommended betting the under 34.5 receiving yards (+105) for Xavier Legette in Week 1. He reminded readers that Legette’s 2024 campaign was rough—a 59.1 PFF receiving grade (107th of 111 qualifiers) and a 76.5 percent catch rate on catchable balls underscored issues with drops, separation and finishing through contact. Carolina responded by drafting Tetairoa McMillan in Round 1 and bringing in Jimmy Horn Jr. and Hunter Renfrow, leaving Legette to fight for snaps and targets. Jacksonville’s secondary is no soft landing spot: free-agent signee Jourdan Lewis will handle the slot while Tyson Campbell, Montaric Brown and rookie Travis Hunter rotate outside if Coen allows. Given Legette’s shaky efficiency, reduced target share and a tougher defensive backfield, Cameron views the yardage under as the smart side.

Mason Cameron said the over 2.5 receptions at +120 for Calvin Austin III is one of his favorite Week 1 props. Cameron highlighted Austin’s torrid close to 2024—he generated a 142.8 passer rating when targeted (fifth-best in the league) and hauled in 80 percent of his contested looks—showing a well-rounded game that goes beyond pure speed. New Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers publicly praised Austin’s burst and toughness, a signal to Cameron that the veteran already trusts him. The real kicker is the matchup: Austin will run most of his routes from the slot against Jets nickel Michael Carter II, whose 47.9 PFF coverage grade ranked 68th of 72 qualifying slot corners last season. With a clear individual advantage and early chemistry with Rodgers, Cameron expects at least three catches, making the plus-money over attractive.