We're back on the Early Edge here on CBS Sports Network, and McKenzie Brooks joins the fray with Danny Brasco and Larry Hartstein.

It's time to get to our props.

We're going to go passing, rushing, receiving game props.

We're going to start with passing props, and I'm a little upset, McKenzie, because you know I'm going to go to you first.

And you also know I'm a commander's fan.

I got Santana Moss right behind me holding up the 21 for Sean Taylor. And here you are giving out your first play. I don't even want to say it out loud, so I'm going to let you say it. Yeah, listen, I'm here to stir the pot a little bit. You know, let's shake things up in the B block here, make you a little bit upset.

Jaden Daniels to throw an interception is priced around even money right now. Now this is more a play on the line. Like I think this should be a little bit pricier. He hasn't played in a little bit. And I think this is based off the bears, you know, and all of their secondary guys being injured and off the field.

This is a team that has seven interceptions and four games played.

Like they're second in the league right now, and they have played two less games than most

people here.

So I understand that, you know, there's a good history and a clean history with Jaden Daniels here,

but I think between that and between almost the lazy line of just the, you know, battered with injuries defense, we're getting with the bears, we're getting this even money line. I mean, this is prime time. You're trying to look better than the other sophomore quarterback and Caleb Williams. He has so many injured receivers. There is going to be some throws to some random guys out there tonight. We're just going to have to be comfortable with that. And I think one of those might end up in an interception. I got to give a shout out to Sharon and the entire crew for having a graphic, almost as a rebuttal to what McKenzie was saying, with Jane and Daniels and Robert Griffin III on the graphic as two of four quarterbacks there. Danny Brasco, good news.

We've got another side of the coin here. How about a no interception prop for Jaden Daniels?

I think Ken's makes a good argument, but I think the bears are being a little overvalued in the

secondary because of Gino Smith throwing the ball three times directly at the free safety.

Like I think he forgot which color his

team was wearing in that game. So, yes, they are good on, they did get Kyler Gordon back in

secondary, but they remain without Jalen Johnson, who I feel is their best defensive back. And

Kenz makes the argument for the number. I actually feel like I'm getting value on the no interception

at minus 128. That's about a 56% implied odds. And Daniels threw seven interceptions in 20 regular season games thus far in his career. It's about 35%. So I feel like we have an edge on the number there. He hasn't thrown one yet this season. And I'm willing to bet that he's a more responsible game manager in his sophomore campaign. So give me Daniels not to throw a pick and keep it under wraps in this game.

Larry Hartstein, as the only attorney on this panel, I feel like I have to rule,

and the court does rule in favor of Danny Brasco.

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