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I went 2-and-2 last week. Let’s get to my favorite props for this week…

RB Austin Ekeler (LAC) OVER 4.5 Receptions

Ekeler had four receptions in Week 1 in what many consider a bad performance. I see no way he doesn’t go over in a game with a 54.5 game total. Ekeler went over 4.5 receptions in eight games last season, including six catches in their game at Arrowhead last season — the same location this game will be played.

QB Patrick Mahomes (KC) UNDER 295.5 Passing Yards

Mahomes averages over 300 passing yards per game for his career, but he only went over the 300 mark five times last season. The Chargers did give up 295 yards to Derek Carr last week, but only gave up more than 278 yards twice all of last season. They gave up 410 passing yards to Mahomes in Week 15 last season, but that included over 100 yards passing on the last two Chiefs’ drives of the game, including 75 yards on the game-winning drive in overtime.

WR Juju Smith-Schuster (KC) OVER 4.5 Receptions

Smith-Schuster was heavily targetted last week by Mahomes in their first real game action, turning eight targets into six catches for 79 yards, and that was in a game the Chiefs had in hand pretty early on. I expect this game to be much closer, leading me to think the former Steeler wide receiver could see double-digit targets and easily surpass five receptions for the game.

TE Gerald Everett (LAC) UNDER 39.5 Receiving Yards

Everett had a decent debut with this new team catching three passes for 54 yards, but I’m taking the under this week for Everett, and here’s why — No player had more than four targets last week, not Keenan Allen, not Mike Williams, not Austin Ekeler. Justin Herbert likes to spread the ball around, and the volume that Everett saw last week could easily be cut in half this week, and unless he has a big gain on his minimal targets, I don’t see how he goes over 39.5.