Underdog Pick'em is a fun twist on daily fantasy games where you predict whether a player will go higher or lower than their projected stats across categories like touchdowns, yards, or fantasy points. 

How It Works

To play, simply pick at least two props from two different teams. You can choose player stats like touchdowns, rushing yards, or even fantasy points, and predict whether they will go higher or lower than the projected numbers.

Payouts

Underdog Fantasy offers a payout structure that rewards you based on the number of correct selections:

• Two picks: 3x your entry
• Three picks: 6x your entry
• Four picks: 10x your entry
• Five picks: 20x your entry

This article highlights a few of my favorite player props for Week 10, including different payout options. Whether you're aiming for a simple two-pick win or stacking five props, I've got you covered.

Rookie Special (3X)

In a matchup between two teams just playing out the string on disappointing seasons, the focus is on finding reasons for future hope. What better way to do that than by giving a pair of exciting rookies opportunties? We are taking advantage of some small positive correlation here, also.

Tyrone Tracy Jr.. Higher than 11.5 Receiving Yards

• Since becoming the starting back for the Giants, Tracy has topped 10 receiving yards only once in five games, but he seems due for a mini-breakout as a pass catcher.
• Tracy, a former wide receiver, played five seasons at that position in college before switching to running back in 2023, showcasing solid pass-catching skills that the Giants could better utilize to unlock their offense's potential.
• Interestingly, Tracy was more productive as a receiver before taking over the lead role, with back-to-back games of at least 17 receiving yards before his breakout in Week 5; last week, Panthers running backs totaled seven catches for 85 yards against the Saints.

Xavier Legette Higher than 31.5 Receiving Yards

• In seven career games in which he has played at least half the snaps, Legette has topped 32 receiving yards five times (71.4%).
• In the last two games with Bryce Young back at the helm, Legette has seen at least six targets and topped 33 receiving yards in both games.
• The Giants have given up 32+ receiving yards to 11 different receivers over the past five weeks