UPDATED: Best Titans Chiefs Props for Championship Weekend

The NFL Conference Championships are upon us, and we're breaking down the best Titans Chiefs props for Sunday's first game.

You can also check out full analysis for the Packer 49ers tilt here.

The Titans are 7.5-point underdogs and are looking to pull off an epic upset for a third-straight week. And with the strength of their offense, the run game, matching up so well with the weakness of the Chiefs defense, they just might have a fighting chance.

We'll feature two plays in this piece, starting with a look at the go-to guy in the other backfield, Damien Williams, before wrapping up by asking if Titans WR Corey Davis is finally due.

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Chiefs RB Damien Williams

Over 3 Receptions (-114)

Note: Unfortunately, this line has mostly moved beyond the point of being playable since we published it on Thursday. It's moved to 3.5 receptions at most places, and where it's still 3.0, the over is heavily juiced. If you insist on playing it, you should be able to find O3.5 for +110 or more. That's a reasonable value, but I would size down my bet. 

We missed on our Williams prop of O76.5 rushing+receiving yards last week, but had we known that he'd see 6 targets while playing 97% of offensive snaps, we'd do it all over again.

We were slightly concerned about LeSean McCoy's usage, but Williams completely dominated the backfield by playing 59 of 61 snaps. Considering KC scored 51 points, it's something of a miracle that Williams didn't hit his combined yardage prop.

We're expecting Williams to be the man once again.

• In three games since returning from injury late in the season, Williams is averaging 3 receptions on 5.3 targets
• His 18% share of team targets over the final two regular season games ranked sixth among all RBs
• Then he commanded a 17% target share last week, second behind only Dalvin Cook

So we're once again in a spot where 3 receptions make up the fattest part of Williams range of outcomes for Williams, making this a quasi-freeroll if Williams can flip the efficiency and take advantage of a good matchup.

The Titans concede:

• The third-most RB targets (8.2/game)
• The second-most receptions to the position (6.3)
• The ninth-most RB receiving yards

They've been reasonably efficient in terms of yards per target, but that doesn't concern us when it comes to our receptions prop.

The Titans are giving up more than 6 catches a game to opposing backs, and with Williams playing more than 90% of snaps, he's unlikely to register 2 catches or fewer 53.3% of the time, as this line implies.

We like this prop to -125, but if it moves to 3.5 receptions, it's no play. 

Titans WR Corey Davis