The Week 4 college football slate brings several established offensive stars into conference matchups. Arch Manning and Texas visit Tennessee, Florida hosts Ole Miss, and Ohio State welcomes Illinois. Each game offers a different question for bettors looking beyond the point spread.

For these early college football player props, I am weighing individual production more heavily than a team’s scoring average. A high-scoring offense does not guarantee that one receiver gets enough targets or that a quarterback throws the touchdowns instead of handing them off.

The three selections below focus on a passing touchdown total, a rushing yardage line and a receiving yardage line. I have included the recent performances supporting each pick, along with the main reason the bet could fall short. Keep reading for my early player props to target for Week 4 college football.

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Manning carries the highest price, while the two yardage props ask Jadan Baugh and Jeremiah Smith to clear substantial totals. The selections depend on those exact thresholds, so compare the available college football player props before substituting a higher line. A favorable matchup does not make every number worth taking.

I like Manning over 1.5 touchdown passes at Tennessee. The Heisman Trophy odds top contender has seven passing touchdowns and two interceptions through three games, completing 60 of 97 attempts for 664 yards. That gives this selection an individual production base rather than relying solely on Texas’s scoring average.

The Longhorns have converted 27 of 48 third downs and scored on 14 of 16 red-zone possessions. Longer drives can create additional opportunities for Manning, although those red-zone scores include field goals and rushing touchdowns.

Two touchdown passes are enough to cash, so Manning does not need a career yardage day. The risk is how Texas finishes its drives: a strong rushing performance near the goal line could help the Longhorns win while leaving this prop short.