College Football Week 4 Player Props – Best Bets for Saturday’s Slate

• Week 4 of College Football offers bettors another opportunity to win on player props
• Jaxon Smith-Njigba has failed to hit his yardage total in any game this season
• Take in all of our best College Football Week 4 Player Props below

Week 4 of college football grants bettors plenty of opportunities to win. Finally, football fans get to enjoy a slate of meaningful football games. Rivalry bouts and conference clashes speckle the college football landscape in week 4.

Maryland visits number 4 Michigan, while Clemson at Wake Forest, Texas at Texas Tech, Arkansas at Texas A&M, Wisconsin at Ohio State, and Florida at Tennessee are just some of major match-ups.

Peruse all the odds and our best bets for College Football week 4 player props below.

 College Football Player Props Week 4

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C.J. Stroud Passing Yards

The Heisman trophy favorite, C.J. Stroud has had a phenomenal few weeks. After merely looking mortal against Notre Dame, the Ohio State pivot lit up Arkansas State and Toledo. Stroud has thrown for over 700 yards and 9 touchdowns the past two weeks. However, Wisconsin offers a different sort of challenge this week.

CJ Stroud placed this ball PERFECTLY 🎯 (via @SwaptySports) pic.twitter.com/uJ5tmXSkDe

— NFL Rookie Watch (@NFLRookieWatxh) September 17, 2022

While he possesses otherworldly accuracy and throw power, Stroud can struggle with decision making. Additionally, the last time this Buckeyes team faced a stout defense, Stroud’s timing with multiple receivers looked off. Wisconsin has only given up 170 passing yards per game this season. While we don’t expect Jim Leonhard’s unit to completely shut down Ohio State’s offense, they can surely hold Stroud under his total passing yards.

Pick: C.J. Stroud UNDER 337.5 passing yards (-115)

Travis Dye Rushing Yards

After transferring from Oregon, running back Travis Dye has got to be enjoying his time in Southern California. Playing for Lincoln Riley certainly has it’s perks. Dye is flying through some of the biggest rushing lanes of his life for USC, and has been dominant the past two weeks. Dye has rushed for a total of 207 yards on just 25 rushes the past two weeks, for an average of over 8 yards per carry.

Travis Dye in Week 3:

⚔️ 11 carries
⚔️ 138 total yards
⚔️ One ELITE rush TD
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— PFF College (@PFF_College) September 18, 2022

As the broadcast in the above clip alludes to, Dye is almost never tackled by just one defender. His elusiveness will serve him well on Saturday against Oregon State. The Beavers are currently 70th in the country in rush defense, allowing 142 yards per game. However, that came against the likes of Montana and Boise State. Look for Travis Dye and USC to roll in this one.

Pick: Travis Dye OVER 88.5 rushing yards (-105)

Jaxon Smith-Njigba Receiving Yards

We’re going back to the well until Jaxon Smith-Njigba proves himself. So far this season he has a total of four catches for thirty-six yards. Why his yardage prop continues to hover around 100 is beyond me. The All-American wide receiver is dealing with a nagging hamstring injury, and Ohio State has a stable of hungry five-star prospects who need to see snaps.

Additionally, Wisconsin currently surrenders only 170 passing yards per game. Moreover, the Badgers have made it their mission to stop Smith-Njigba from dominating this Big Ten showdown.

ICYMI #Badgers

How the Badgers will guard OSU's star slot receiver, Jaxon Smith-Njigba: https://t.co/yndPwFYlM4@ToddMilewski with a great story on the UW equipment staff and everything they pack for a road trip: https://t.co/OGHonKMSo5

— Colten Bartholomew (@CBartWSJ) September 22, 2022

If you’ve tailed our College Football player props plays the past few weeks, we’ve hit on this one twice already. Don’t miss out.

Pick: Jaxon Smith-Njigba UNDER 94.5 receiving yards (-115)