NFL playoff weekends are emotional. Every snap feels magnified and every decision feels heavier than it did in the regular season.

That is exactly why many bettors turn to player props during the playoffs. Props are less about final scores and more about usage roles and game context.

This weekend Rithmm users are leaning on that consistency.

Two examples highlight how Rithmm’s models approach playoff player props and why they continue to surface certain types of opportunities.

D’Andre Swift Over Rushing Yards

For Sunday’s matchup, Rithmm’s Prop Model recommends D’Andre Swift over 54.5 rushing yards.

The model projects 70.8 rushing yards with a 64.5 percent win probability. Recent form supports the recommendation as well, with Swift hitting this type of spot in six of his last ten games.

More importantly, this is not a one-week call. When Rithmm has surfaced Swift rushing yard overs this season, the results have been consistent. He is 9–0 overall when flagged by the model and 4–0 specifically on rushing yard props.

This is a classic playoff example of usage stability. When a running back’s role is defined, the yardage becomes more predictable even when the opponent changes.

Adam Trautman Over Receiving Yards

On Saturday, Rithmm’s models also recommend Adam Trautman over 5.5 receiving yards.

The Prop Model projects 14.0 receiving yards with a 75.9 percent win probability. Over his last ten games, this type of opportunity has hit eight times.

Trautman is a good example of why name value matters less than role clarity in playoff props. He is not a high-volume receiver, but when the model flags his receiving yard over, it is typically because his snap usage and game flow align.

This season Trautman is 8–2 overall when surfaced by the model and 3–0 on reception-based props.

Why This Matters In The Playoffs

Playoff markets are sharp. Lines move fast and public narratives influence pricing.

What Rithmm’s models focus on instead is repeatable context. Usage. Role. Game environment.

For some users, these recommendations act as a starting point. For others, they serve as validation for a prop they were already considering. Many users switch between both approaches depending on the game and the market.

That flexibility is intentional.

A bettor might be confident betting spreads but prefer guidance on props. Another might trust props but want confirmation before adding a leg to a parlay. Rithmm supports both styles without forcing one way to bet.

The Bigger Picture

NFL playoff betting is not about guessing outcomes. It is about finding spots where consistency has held up across a full season.

When Rithmm’s models surface a player prop, it is not because of hype or recency bias. It is because the numbers support the opportunity.

As the playoffs continue, disciplined decision-making matters more than ever.

Rithmm is available on mobile and web with a free seven day trial so you can see how the same models that performed all season help guide decisions throughout the NFL playoffs.

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