Welcome to the Beck QL Daily Boost. I'm Lucy Burge of Beck QL.com and I am joined by Dan Carpook and we have a Monday night football odds boost for all of you today on Austin Eccler and Joshua Palmer both to score a touchdown. This is boosted to plus

five fifty at Caesars. So Eccler had two touchdowns against the Texans one against the Browns. Joshua Palmer does have one touchdown this season. So there is great value in this to happen.

Yeah, and Eccler also had a receiving touchdown in both of those last two games. So five touchdowns total over those last two games. I'm not worried about him as as part of this 20 touches 21 touches in those last two games as well.

But Palmer is the part we really need to talk about here with Keenan Allen presumed out once again with the hamstring issue Palmer should be one of the biggest beneficiaries.

He played 73% of the offensive snaps last week. That was ahead of the Andre Carter's 59% those two will really compete for Allen's targets here I'd expect.

And with most of the attention focused on limiting Mike Williams Palmer should ever really nice stay in the passing game. The Broncos have actually been elite against opposing wide receivers which is so somewhat surprising.

I saw that they're really really great against outside wide receivers. So therefore I think Mike Williams is going to be limited much more than he was last week when he went off.

And while Palmer only has one touchdown so far this year, he should see a lot of opportunities a lot of targets here specifically in short yarded situations operating from the slot he had six targets last week had games with eight targets and nine targets already as well, which shows not only that Justin Herbert has confidence in him, which is super important, but also that the coaching staff does as well.

So at plus 550, I think we both agree that Eccler as part of this is a home run, but I think getting Palmer and getting that plus 550 makes it makes a ton of sense here.

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And of course, follow us on Twitter at Daniel Carpook and at Lucille Burge favorite bets for this game. I love chargers minus four and a half, of course, against the Broncos.

The chargers have covered the spread in their last two games. The Broncos have failed to cover the spread in their last two games. So I think the chargers have a great chance to get it done covering here.

There are some trends in their favor. The team is 12 and two against the spread versus division opponents over the last three years and seven and oh against the spread versus division opponents while at home over the last three years.

The chargers are also averaging 24.4 points scored per game. The Broncos are averaging 15 points scored per game. So I really like the chargers to cover the spread chargers minus four and a half.

Let Russ cook, right? Let him continue to cook the way he has cooked this year, which is out of a Chef Boyard decad apparently. I'm going to go Austin Eccler over 59 and a half rushing yards.

It's been on a bit of a player prop a hot streak here lately and we're going to keep it going tonight. So Denver has allowed 112.4 rushing yards per game.

The season, which ranks right in the middle of the pack. However, they have surrendered 144 per contest on the road. That's eighth worst after some early season.

Wows it looks like Eccler and the chargers has have effectively run against their last two opponents and have won both matchups as a result.

So I think they're going to probably go with a similar game script here. Try to establish the run. The diminutive running back had an incredible outing against the Browns last week 16 carries 173 yards.

That's 10.8 yards per carry with a touchdown also caught four passes for an additional 26 yards at another score. So his confidence is definitely at an all time higher.

At least it all season high heading into this prime time showdown. And he recently said to the Los Angeles Times when I did some digging on this prop here that it wasn't anything crazy that we changed schematically.

He said I think we're just starting to attack the weakness of their defense, which so I think that they're looking at that this from a matchup to matchup perspective and that they're really in sync all the way from the running back group to the offensive line and the coaching staff.

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