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Dylan Harper has gone under this line in six of his last seven games, including in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday. Harper is averaging only 2.5 assists across 19 games in these playoffs and totaled just one assist in Game 1.

This has a 0.6% Value on the WalterPicks app. It might not seem like great value, but it’s hard to find this type of positive value in the NBA Finals with so many people betting on the game. He is projected for 3.2 assists in our Prop Evaluator.

This NBA Finals Prop was identified using the WalterPicks Prop Evaluator.

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- Joey

RB30 - Jadarian Price, Seattle Seahawks:

Seattle opened up over 15 touches per game after moving on from Kenneth Walker, and Zach Charbonnet isn't expected back until December. That leaves Price with a clear path to lead the backfield if he beats out Emmanuel Wilson and George Holani in camp. While he was never a true workhorse at Notre Dame, Seattle spent a first-round pick on him, and his contact balance and patience jump off the film. Getting a potential starting RB on a Super Bowl-caliber team at RB30 is a bet I'm making every time.

TE15 - George Kittle, San Francisco 49ers:

George Kittle is expected to return early in the season, yet he's being drafted as the TE15. Last season, he ranked second among tight ends in fantasy points per game while averaging eight targets per contest. Brock Purdy finished as the QB1 in EPA per dropback, and this offense is only going to improve after adding Mike Evans and De'Zhaun Stribling. At an 11th-round price tag, Kittle is one of the best values in fantasy football.

QB18 - Kyler Murray, Minnesota Vikings:

Kyler Murray has finished as a top-10 fantasy QB in every season where he's played at least 16 games. He's playing with the best weapons of his career in Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison, Jauan Jennings, and T.J. Hockenson under a coach with a history of turning QB careers around (Kevin O'Connell). Add his rushing upside to the mix, and the path to a top-10 finish is easy to see.

WR50 - Josh Downs, Indianapolis Colts:

Josh Downs finished as the WR44 last year despite totaling just 566 yards and playing over 70% of the team’s snaps only twice. With Michael Pittman gone, over seven targets per game are now available, and Daniel Jones historically throws to his first read more than any QB in football. The coaching staff has also indicated they want to move Downs around the formation more. At WR50, the upside far outweighs the risk.

TE7 - Tucker Kraft, Green Bay Packers:

Before his torn ACL, Tucker Kraft was tied with Brock Bowers as the TE2 in fantasy points per game and ranked top-3 in red-zone target rate. The biggest takeaway is how dominant he was when fully healthy. He ranked first among tight ends in target share, yards per game, and fantasy points per game. With reports suggesting he's ahead of schedule in his recovery, TE7 feels far too cheap.

RB36 - Kenneth Gainwell, Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

Kenneth Gainwell is the definition of a league-winning value pick. Bucky Irving averaged just 3.34 yards per carry with a 2.8% explosive run rate and zero carries inside the five-yard line before his injury last year. Tampa Bay then signed Gainwell, who was fantastic on a per-touch basis with the Steelers in 2025. Ranking as the RB6 in targets per game, he has a legitimate path to a high-value role in a top-10 offense.

- Avery