What the fuck is up? Welcome back. My name is Noah Hills. You can find me on Twitter at Noamore Parties.

And today's video, I'm going to be breaking down some rushing yardage props over on prize picks.

And we got the draft guide out, dropped a couple weeks ago, rookie draft guide. I contributed a lot of it.

Nick contributed a lot of it. Probably a lot of,

you know, best, most in-depth, like film, data analysis for dynasty leagues, redraft leagues,

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Let's do it.

Okay, kind of how the rushing yards props or all the kind of NFL futures props works on prize picks is there's multiple options here and you can like package them together sort of like a parlay and either you can choose to do like a what's called a power play where you like you got to go two for two, you got to three for three, or you can do a flex play where you still pick two, three, four, five players,

but you don't have to get all of them right in order to win money.

And so I'm going to be going through.

I've got five players here.

I'm going to walk you through these, my five favorite rushing yards props over at prize picks

right now.

And the first one is Breece Hall.

His rushing yards prop right now is at 800.5 yards.

And let's kind of just like dive in based on where he was drafted.

Where have other rookie running backs fallen in the last few years?

And guys who were the first running back drafted in the last five years are

Najee Harris, who went for 1,200 yards

in his rookie season, Clyde Edwards de Laird, who went for 803 yards in his rookie season, Josh

Jacobs, who went for 1,150 yards in his rookie season, Sequin Barclay went for 1307, Leonard

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