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WASHINGTON PROPS: DIGGS O4.5 REC (+132) & RACHAAD WHITE ANYTIME TD (+126) 📈 Market: Both lines have crept the right way — White's receiving line ticked UP 10.5 → 13.5 (they're game-planning him as a receiver) and his ATD sits at a generous +126. Diggs's receptions hold at 4.5 with the over paying +132. 📊 Trends: With McLaurin out for the year, Diggs is the unquestioned WR1: 37 rec yds and 7.7 targets per game over his last 3. White is the early-down back on a team built to run with a lead (WSH -6, best ball-security offense in football at 0.33 TO/game) — positive game script = goal-line work. 🔍 Matchup: Diggs draws a Philadelphia secondary allowing 185 WR rec yds/game (29th) and 13.1 WR catches (24th). Volume is there against a pass-funnel defense. White gets a run defense that's 30th in rush yards and allows RB TDs at the 9th-highest rate exactly the front you attack at the goal line. Two correlated plays off the same "Washington controls it on the ground" script. FINAL SNF CARD ->

Patriots @ Dolphins - 425pm NE is the road favorite but the injury sheet and our signals both say buy the home dog. - Our book flags a sharp Miami side AND a sharp under. Public has 77% of spread bets on the Patriots, but Pinnacle nudged it from 7.5 to 7 toward Miami. RLM again. - The Patriots are without A.J. Brown (their WR1), plus Henderson, and already had Doubs and Hollins on IR. The WR room is gutted, which is exactly why the total dropped and why -7 on the road is a touch rich. - Hunter Henry becomes Maye's clear top target into a Miami defense allowing a league-high TE catch rate (~93.5%). His line is 39.5. That's the strongest prop on the slate for me. - Miami got its first win last week and has the rushing floor of Malik Willis as a home dog off a confidence game vs a weapon-thin offense -> +7 is a value. Plays: Henry over 39.5 rec yds (core). Dolphins +7 (lean). Under 43.5 (lean). FINAL SUNDAY CARD ->