NFL Week 4 Odds: Elias Sports Bureau Specials

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Continue reading below for each available selection, along with accompanying stats and information provided by the Elias Sports Bureau.

MIN @ GB - Aaron Jones 2+ TDs & 103+ Scrimmage Yards (+1000)

Aaron Jones scored 63 TDs from 2017 to 2023, the most TDs by any Packers player over that span. Seven former Packers players scored a TD in their first game back at Lambeau Field with a new team, but none of them scored twice. One former Packer topped 100+ yards from scrimmage in his first game back at Lambeau: Charles Jordan (102 yds, 1997).

JAX @ HOU - Any Two of Collins, Dell & Diggs 100+ Receiving Yards (+1400)

Tank Dell (145), Stefon Diggs (121), and Nico Collins (104) all had 100-yard receiving games vs. Jacksonville last year. Diggs did so for Buffalo, with one of his teammates also reaching 100 rec. yds in the same game. Will any two of these three Texans reach 100+ rec. yards in Week 4?

PHI @ TB - Saquon Barkley 2+ TD & 100+ Scrimmage Yards (+450)

Saquon Barkley is the first Eagles player since Don Looney in 1940 to have 100+ scrimmage yards and 2+ TDs in two of his first three games with the team. The only player to reach those numbers three times in their first four games with a team was Randy Moss with the Patriots in 2007.

DEN @ NYJ - Bo Nix 250+ Pass Yards & Broncos to win (+1400)

Aaron Rodgers has started 20 previous games in which the opposing team started a rookie QB. Green Bay won 15 of those 20 games. The only rookie QB with 250+ passing yards in a win against Rodgers was Andrew Luck in 2012.

CIN @ CAR - Joe Burrow 0 INT & More Pass Yards Than Andy Dalton (+220)

Joe Burrow threw for more yards than the opposing team's QB each of the first 3 games this season, and he has not been intercepted in 103 attempts. Will both of those streaks continue against Andy Dalton, the man he replaced in Cincinnati?

LA @ CHI - Caleb Williams 350+ Pass Yards (+1650)

Caleb Williams threw for 363 yards last week, the most ever by a Bears rookie in a game. Cam Newton (2011) is the only player in NFL history to pass for 350+ yards multiple times within his first 4 career games. Williams topped 350 yards three times for USC last year, including his finale vs. UCLA (384 yds).

NY Jets, ATL Falcons, CAR Panthers, & LA Rams to Win (+1350)

Joe Flacco was the only QB age 36 or older to start and win a game last season (excluding Aaron Rodgers' injury-shortened Week 1 win). There have already been 4 QBs of that age to win a start this season: Rodgers (40), Kirk Cousins, Andy Dalton, and Matthew Stafford (all 36). Will all four lead their team to victories in Week 4?

NO @ ATL - Rashid Shaheed 50+ Yard TD Reception (+1600)

No Saints player has ever had 3+ TD receptions of 50+ yards in the first 4 games of a season. Rashid Shaheed had a 50+ yard TD catch in both Weeks 1 and 2, but 0 receptions in Week 3. Shaheed was targeted four times on deep throws last week, including one that went nearly 40 yards in the air.

PIT @ IND - Jonathan Taylor 1+ Rush TD & Colts to Win (+240)

Jonathan Taylor (2 TD runs in Week 3) has 3 TD rushes in 2 games vs. Steelers. Pittsburgh is the only team that has not allowed a rushing TD this season. The Colts are 7-26 vs. Steelers all time (regular- and post-season); they have never defeated them in back-to-back years.

NE @ SF - Brandon Aiyuk 5+ Receptions, 100+ Receiving Yards & 1+ TD (+1000)

If Jauan Jennings (11 rec., 175 yards, 3 TDs last week) gets extra attention, Brandon Aiyuk may benefit. Aiyuk caught 5 passes (on 10 targets) last week but has been held under 50 receiving yards for four straight reg. season games, his longest such streak since 2021. Aiyuk's first 100-yard game was against New England (115 yards, 2020).

WAS @ ARZ - Jayden Daniels & Kyler Murray 50+ Rush Yards Each (+550)

Starting QBs have led their teams in rushing yards in 12 games this season, with Jayden Daniels and Kyler Murray doing so twice (Weeks 1 and 3). Daniels ranks 2rd in rush yards per game among QBs this season at 57.0 ypg, while Murray (53.7 ypg) ranks 3rd.

WAS @ ARZ - Jayden Daniels & Kyler Murray to Record Most Rush Yards for Their Teams (+1200)

Starting QBs have led their teams in rushing yards in 12 games this season, with Jayden Daniels and Kyler Murray doing so twice (Weeks 1 and 3). Will Daniels and Murray achieve that feat again, in the same game?

KC @ LAC - Chiefs to Win by 8 Points or Less (+225)

Patrick Mahomes (46-21, .687) has the best record of any starting QB since 1950 in games decided by one score (min. 50 games, regular season and playoffs combined). Kansas City is 3-0 this season, with each of its wins by 7 or fewer points. Will KC extend its one-score game winning streak?

CLE @ LV - Zamir White 50+ Rush Yards & 1+ TD (+375)

No Raiders player has rushed for 50 yards in a game this season, the team's first such three-game streak since moving to Las Vegas in 2020. Zamir White ran for 60+ yards in each of the Raiders' final four games last season, averaging 99 rush yds/game over that span. White is the only active player with 150+ career rushing attempts and 1 or fewer rushing TDs.

BUF @ BAL - Josh Allen & Curtis Samuel 1+ TD each (+1200)

Six different players scored a TD for Buffalo in Week 3. The only players who had multiple rush attempts or receptions that did not score were Josh Allen (6 runs for team-high 44 rushing yards) and Curtis Samuel (3 catches, 22 yards).

BUF @ BAL - Josh Allen 350+ Pass Yards, 4+ Pass TDs & 75+ Rush Yards (+30000)

It's last year's MVP vs. one of this year's current favorites for MVP. Will either Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen shine in prime time and put up a never-been-done-in-history statline (based on combos of their previous accomplishments)?

BUF @ BAL - Lamar Jackson 300+ Pass Yards, 100+ Rush Yards & to score 2+ TDs (+25000)

It's last year's MVP vs. one of this year's current favorites for MVP. Will either Lamar Jackson or Josh Allen shine in prime time and put up a never-been-done-in-history statline (based on combos of their previous accomplishments)?

BUF @ BAL - Lamar Jackson 200+ Pass Yards & Derrick Henry 2+ TDs (+550)

Lamar Jackson has averaged 219 passing yards per game (incl. playoffs) since the start of 2023 but just 150 ypg in 3 starts (1 in postseason) vs. Buffalo. Derrick Henry ran for a TD in each of his last four games vs. the Bills, scoring 2 TDs in 2020 and 3 TDs in 2021.

TEN @ MIA - Will Levis 300+ Pass Yards & DeAndre Hopkins 100+ Receiving Yards (+5000)

These teams played on Monday night in Week 14, with Tennessee overcoming a 14-point deficit in the final three minutes to win by one. Will Levis threw for 327 yards, his only 300-yard game to date, and DeAndre Hopkins caught 7 passes for 124 yards, marking his most recent 100+ yard game.

DET @ SEA - Both Teams to Score 30+ Points (+1000)

Detroit and Seattle have averaged a combined 80 points per game in their three head-to-head matchups since 2021. Seattle won all three games, averaging 45.3 PPG and allowing 35.0 PPG. 26 points is the season-high through three weeks for both teams. Three of the four teams that played last Monday scored 30+ points.

DET @ SEA - David Montgomery & Amon-Ra St. Brown both to Score 1+ TD (+350)

David Montgomery has a TD run in each of his last six regular season games and 10 of his last 12 games (dating back to last season). Montgomery and Amon St. Brown have scored a TD in the same game 9 times since the start of last season, most of any duo over that span.

DET @ SEA - Geno Smith 30+ Pass Completions & Zach Charbonnet 1+ TD (+1800)

Zach Charbonnet has scored 4 TDs through 3 games this season after scoring just once in his rookie season last year. Against Detroit last season, Geno Smith completed 32 passes with a 78.0 percent completion percentage and posted a 116.3 passer rating. All three of those numbers were season-highs for Smith.

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