Three recommended bets for Packers Vs Panthers on Thursday night

Ross Williams has picked out three bets for Packers vs Panthers, including Bryce Young, Josh Jacobs and Matthew Golden props.

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Three recommended bets for Packers Vs Panthers on Thursday night

Ross Williams has identified three bets for Packers vs Panthers on Thursday night, with an offensive shootout expected between the two NFC sides. The game was set for a 12:15 UK time kickoff on Friday, and the betting focus centred on Bryce Young, Josh Jacobs and Matthew Golden.

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Bryce Young passing yards pick

One of Williams’ recommendations was Bryce Young to go over 252.5 passing yards. That call is based on Young’s recent production, with the Panthers quarterback clearing 252.5 passing yards in four of his last five games. With Carolina expected to be a factor in this NFC showdown, Young stands out as the primary reason the passing game could stay active throughout the night.

Josh Jacobs anytime touchdown bet

Williams also backed Josh Jacobs to score at any time. Jacobs returned to the fold last week with a healthy snap-count and a touchdown, a reminder of how central he can be when Green Bay gets into scoring position. Across his last two seasons, Jacobs has bagged 30 all-purpose touchdowns, so the touchdown market fits the recent trend and his role around the goal line.

Matthew Golden receiving yards pick

The third selection was Matthew Golden over 58.5 receiving yards. Golden has been in strong form, recording three 100+ yard games in his last five outings. He has also seen almost ten targets per game over that span, which gives the receiving prop a solid base if the Packers keep pushing the ball through the air against Carolina.

With both teams capable of contributing on offense, Williams’ three bets are built around volume, form and scoring upside. For bettors watching Packers vs Panthers, the key names are Young, Jacobs and Golden, and the market reflects the expectation that Thursday night should deliver plenty of action.

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