​Jaylen Warren has averaged 119.7 scrimmage yards this season.Getty ImagesThe NFL Week 7 International Series contest is in Paris, and it features the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints. The 4-2 Steelers are 3.0-point favorites against the 2-4 Saints, and the game’s total is 44.5 points. The weather forecast calls for enough wind to potentially impact the passing game, namely explosive, downfield passing. The field could also be wet from overnight and pre-game rain. The two forthcoming best player props are a scrimmage yardage over for one of the contest’s running backs and an under for one of the pass-catching options.NFL Week 7: International Series (Paris) Best Player PropsJaylen Warren Over 90.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-120) at Fanatics SportsbookPat Freiermuth Under 32.5 Receiving Yards (-113) at DraftKings SportsbookJaylen Warren (Pittsburgh Steelers – RB)Jaylen Warren is having a fantastic season, amassing 718 scrimmage yards (rushing and receiving yards combined) in six games. He’s averaging 119.7 scrimmage yards per game, with a median of 102. The do-it-all back has cleared 90.5 rushing-plus-receiving yards in three games, including two of his last three.Rico Dowdle returned from a three-game absence last week. Sadly, Warren has gone over 90.5 scrimmage yards in three games without Dowdle and under in three games with Dowdle. Still, Warren’s usage was encouraging last week. Warren had a 73.7% snap share and 14 rush attempts versus Dowdle’s 27.6% and seven. In Week 6, Warren also had a 38.9% route participation rate compared to Dowdle’s 13.0%. Ultimately, Warren tallied only 78 scrimmage yards.That said, Warren’s matchup was challenging. The Buccaneers held running backs to 59 rushing yards per game, 3.35 yards per carry and 35.6 receiving yards per game before Week 6. Warren has a mouthwatering matchup this week. The Saints have coughed up an NFL-high 116.8 rushing yards per game, 4.83 yards per carry, 30.8 receiving yards per game and 7.32 yards per target to running backs. Jahmyr Gibbs (186 scrimmage yards), Ashton Jeanty (93 scrimmage yards), Bijan Robinson (147 scrimmage yards) and Aaron Jones (117 scrimmage yards) all surpassed Warren’s line of 90.5 scrimmage yards against the Saints this season.Warren could also be without Dowdle or with a diminished Dowdle this week. Dowdle was a limited participant once and a full participant in practice twice last week with a toe injury. He has logged only three limited participations in practice this week with a knee injury and is listed as questionable.Warren should clear his rushing plus receiving yardage prop with or without Dowdle, but the best time to bet his player prop is now, as the line will climb if Dowdle is ruled out.Pat Freiermuth has struggled against the coverage types deployed the most often by the Saints.Getty ImagesPat Freiermuth (Pittsburgh Steelers – TE)Pat Freiermuth has averaged 30 receiving yards per game this year, with a median of 31.5. H