By Steve Schwartz

The streaking Minnesota Vikings, coming off three wins in a row and averaging 36 ppg over that span, host Washington, who have only one win this season (Miami), and are a huge 15.5-point underdog in this one. Weather will not be a factor in the domed U.S. Bank Stadium.

Here’s a look at some of the top props, using SISBets.com and odds from Parx Casino. You can get 10 free queries on prop percentages by registering.

We are 12-8 in our picks so far after going 4-0 last week.

1) Jeremy Sprinkle, under 2.5 receptions, -124.

Sprinkle is getting playing time because the oft-injured Jordan Reed is hurt again and Vernon Davis is dealing with a concussion and questionable for Week 8. Sprinkle has yet to catch more than two passes in any game this season and the team has a total of 21 receptions from all its tight ends combined or three per game. The Redskins are a run-first offense and our statistics say he should see 2.3 targets and 1.5 receptions. The under should be -423, but it’s just -124.

2) Stefon Diggs, over 5.5 receptions, over +100.

Without Adam Thielen (hamstring), Diggs should see more than his normal target level and since Kirk Cousins has gotten hot over the past three games, he’s averaged 7.7 targets and 5.7 receptions. At +100 the casino has this as an even money bet, but our analysis makes Diggs a -171 favorite, with 9 targets and 6.5 catches.

3) Kirk Cousins, over 21.5 completions, +100.

Apparently they haven’t been paying attention to Cousins over the past four weekends. He has surprassed 21.5 completions in four consecutive games. And now he’s playing his former team, who messed around with his contract, franchising him twice when he really just wanted to leave. Karma is a b****. SIS Bets is predicting 23.8 completions. A fair market value for this prop bet should be -205, but it’s currently at +100.

4) Case Keenum, score a touchdown, +2200.

This one is a bet you only make if you are playing with “house” money. It’s a longshot, but not as long a shot as the casino would have you think. There is about a 10-percent chance according to our numbers that the Washington quarterback will run one in, but we are offered 22-1 odds. Keenum hasn’t rushed for a touchdown this season, but in 16 starts last season for Denver, he did it twice.

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Props list

Quarterback Touchdown Passes

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Case Keenum, 1.5, over +142/under -180

Kirk Cousins, 1.5, over -124/under +100

Quarterback Interceptions

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Case Keenum, 0.5, over -152/under +122

Kirk Cousins, 0.5, over +119/under -148

Quarterback Completions

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Case Keenum, 19.5 completions, over -124/under +100

Kirk Cousins, 21.5 completions, over +100/under -124

Touchdown Scorers

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Washington –

Minnesota –

Total Receptions

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Washington –

Paul Richardson, 2.5, over +100/under -124

Jeremy Sprinkle, 2.5, over +100/under -124

Trey Quinn, 3.5, over -120/under -105

Terry McLaurin, 4.5, over +108/under -134

Minnesota –

Irv Smith Jr., 2.5, over +140/under -177

Kyle Rudolph, 2.5, over -143/under +115

Dalvin Cook, 3.5, over +105/under -130

Olabisi Johnson, 3.5, over -118/under -106

Stefon Diggs, 5.5, over +100/under -124