College Football Player Props Today: 3 Picks for October 31

Saturday’s college football player props card targets three different games on October 31: Justice Haynes (Georgia Tech) rushing yards against Pittsburgh, DJ Vonnahme (Iowa) receiving yards against Wisconsin and Aidan Chiles (Northwestern) passing yards against Oregon. We are backing two modest overs and one matchup-driven under, with current-season results behind the analysis.

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College Football Player Props Today: October 31

1. Justice Haynes (Georgia Tech) over 51.5 rushing yards (-115) — Georgia Tech at Pittsburgh.

2. DJ Vonnahme (Iowa) over 34.5 receiving yards (target price -110) — Wisconsin at Iowa.

3. Aidan Chiles (Northwestern) under 211.5 passing yards (-114) — Northwestern at Oregon.

Lines and prices were checked against published October 31 markets and can vary by sportsbook. Vonnahme’s receiving line varies notably across the market; the recommendation is tied to 34.5 rather than treating every higher number as equivalent. Confirm player availability and the number in your account before betting.

1. Justice Haynes (Georgia Tech) Over 51.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

Haynes gets the first spot because the threshold sits below every rushing total in his six appearances this season. In chronological order, he has rushed for 64 against Colorado, 81 against Tennessee, 141 against Mercer, 107 against Stanford, 69 against Duke, and 53 against Boston College.

That is 515 yards on 101 attempts, averaging 85.8 yards and 16.8 carries per appearance. Even removing the 141-yard Mercer game, his other five outings average 74.8 yards. We do not need to lean entirely on the most favorable opponent to explain the appeal of a 51.5 line.

His latest game supplies both support and a caution. Haynes returned after missing the Virginia Tech game and carried 14 times for 53 yards against Boston College on October 24. He cleared this threshold but only by 1.5 yards. The over was hardly comfortable and a similar workload against a different defense could produce an under.

We are backing the demonstrated carry volume and a manageable yardage requirement, rather than claiming Pittsburgh is an easy matchup. Fourteen carries would require approximately 3.7 yards per attempt to reach 52 yards. Haynes has shown he can get there without a huge game but his workload and health still matter.

Pick: Haynes over 51.5 rushing yards at -115. His six-for-six record at this threshold is historical evidence, not a forecast of another automatic hit.

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2. DJ Vonnahme (Iowa) Over 34.5 Receiving Yards

Vonnahme’s receiving totals this season are 42, 25, 44, 64, 44, and 31 yards across 6 appearances. He has exceeded 34.5 in 4 of those 6 games, totaling 24 catches for 250 yards. That is 4.0 receptions and 41.7 receiving yards per appearance.

The recent workload is more encouraging than last week’s yardage alone. He caught six passes for 31 yards at Minnesota on October 24, falling short of this line despite matching his season-high catch total. Before that, he had 44 yards at Washington and 64 against Ohio State.

The case is that a repeat of the receiving involvement can produce enough yardage to get past a modest threshold. At his season average of 10.4 yards per catch, 4 catches would roughly reach the low 40s. That is a way to frame the requirement, not a projection that he will receive four catches or reproduce his average efficiency.

We are not ignoring the two misses. The 25-yard Iowa State game and 31-yard Minnesota game show that involvement can still leave him short. Iowa’s passing output and where his targets arrive matter as much as the catch count.

Pick: Vonnahme over 34.5 receiving yards, targeting approximately -110. Shop the number carefully. A market offering 38.5 or 39.5 asks for more yardage and should be evaluated separately; do not carry the recommendation upward without reassessing the price.

3. Aidan Chiles (Northwestern) Under 211.5 Passing Yards (-114)

Chiles is the matchup-based under on this card. He threw for 219 yards on 19-of-25 passing against Rutgers on October 24 and added 83 rushing yards. That was a productive performance but 219 passing yards is only 7.5 above today’s line.

Oregon offers a different challenge. Its October passing-defense split shows 458 yards allowed across 3 games, an average of 152.7 per game, with opponents completing 43 of 76 attempts. That recent defensive sample supports asking whether Northwestern can generate enough passing efficiency and volume to push Chiles beyond 211.5.

There are clear counterpoints. Chiles has 1,617 passing yards through seven games, averaging 231.0, which is above this line. He also threw for 272 against Ball State. This is not a season-average under or a claim that he rarely reaches 212 yards.

The selection depends on Oregon limiting passing production and Northwestern continuing to find part of its offense on the ground. Chiles’ rushing ability gives him another way to move the chains without adding passing yards. The risk is that Northwestern falls behind and responds with enough attempts to overcome the matchup.

Pick: Chiles under 211.5 passing yards at -114, a published FanDuel line. The number matters: an under at 199.5 would give up 12 yards of cushion and is a different proposition.

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Our order is Haynes over 51.5 rushing yards, Vonnahme over 34.5 receiving yards and Chiles under 211.5 passing yards. These are individual prop ideas, not a required three-leg parlay. Review the latest availability reports and line movement before kickoff.

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Research Sources

Justice Haynes (Georgia Tech) — 2026 rushing game log.

DJ Vonnahme (Iowa) — 2026 receiving game log.

Oregon — October passing-defense statistics.