NFL Prop Bets

Get our best NFL prop bets every week of the 2025-26 season. Our experts do the research and crunch the data to bring you the best value NFL player props. Through the conclusion of the regular season, Wild Card Weekend, and the Divisional Round, our experts have 58 winning NFL player props for a total of +9.85 units profit. 

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3:00 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
New England Patriots
Denver Broncos
Patriots
Broncos
Team First Drive Results Pick
NE Patriots first drive: Field Goal Attempt(+350)

I love having a correlating longshot so we can remain focused on the main job at hand. The Patriots haven’t opened the game with a field goal drive since December 1 against the Giants. While Denver will have their hands full with Maye, this defense is legit and should prevent him in red-zone situations more often than not. I like the value of this, especially considering you can boost it to +564 odds with DraftKings!

3:00 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
New England Patriots
Denver Broncos
Patriots
Broncos
Player Field Goals Made Pick
A. Borregales (NE) - Over 1.5 FGs made(-135)

Kicker props have done great for us this season and as things begin to unwind, we going back to the well here. Andy Borregales seemed unfazed by the moment in his playoff debut against the Chargers despite being just 24 years old. He drilled all 3 of his attempts and all we need in the AFC Championship Game is 2 of them. Denver allowed the 2nd-most made field goals during the regular season. Part of that is definitely due to their elite defense at preventing touchdowns, but it’s also important to note the altitude in Denver and that kickers can give it a go from a little further there than normal. Sportsbooks become as sharp as ever when there’s only 2 games on Sunday, but this is the one market I believe has strong value. Let’s roll!

3:00 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
New England Patriots
Denver Broncos
Patriots
Broncos
Anytime Touchdown Scorer Pick
R. Stevenson (NE) to score a TD(+125)

The Patriots have leaned on veteran running back Rhamondre Stevenson to start games throughout the postseason. He took the first 2 series of the game last week, leading to a Patriots 6-play TD drive. The 5-year pro has spent his whole career in New England and is getting his first real taste of postseason football. He was part of the Patriots squad that got smacked by 30 points against the Bills in the 2021 season, but now he is the workhorse back heading into Denver as road favorites and with a rushing attempt prop line of 12.5. That is an indication that he’ll be a focal point of the Patriots’ offense in a likely positive game script.

3:00 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
New England Patriots
Denver Broncos
Patriots
Broncos
Anytime Touchdown Scorer Pick
C. Sutton (DEN) to score a TD(+300)

Targeting any Broncos skill players may be dicey, but Sean Payton has complete trust in Jarrett Stidham, so much so that he signed 2 contracts with the Broncos. He’s had brief success in the preseason while being one of the highest-paid QBs in the league. With Payton calling the plays, don’t expect much of the offense to change. They threw the ball 46 times last week, with Bo Nix also being the leading rusher. Even with J.K. Dobbins potentially returning on Sunday, I expect Stidham to air the ball out, while looking for Courtland Sutton on the outside, who will have his hands full with Christian Gonzalez. Sutton proved last week that he can be a gamechanger at any time, and I expect Stidham to target Sutton his #1 receiver often.

6:30 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
Los Angeles Rams
Seattle Seahawks
Rams
Seahawks
Player Receiving Yards Pick
T. Ferguson (LAR) - Over 14.5 rec yds(-108)

Terrance Ferguson has had a relatively quiet rookie season when you compare it to his draft status as a 2nd-round pick. He’s battled injuries to start the year, took a while to learn the playbook and has only made 3 starts so far. One of those starts was against Seattle in Week 16, where he logged 4 targets, 3 receptions for 33 yards and a touchdown. Last week against the Bears, Ferguson was involved early, but his snaps were reduced after missing a few key blocks, only playing 29% of offensive snaps.

What encourages me is that plays are being drawn up for him despite only seeing 29% of snaps, to the tune of 5 targets last week for 1 reception and 19 yards. He’s a big-play wide receiver and though the Rams went run-heavy in the last few minutes of regulation into OT, Ferguson was given the last target of the game in OT before kicking the victory field goal. I believe his role will continue to be in that 30-40% of snap range, and he should still see 3-5 targets Sunday night. In games where he sees 3+ targets, he’s over this line in all 5 games.

6:30 PM ET
Sun Jan 25
Los Angeles Rams
Seattle Seahawks
Rams
Seahawks
Player Receiving Yards Pick
J. Smith-Njigba (SEA) - Over 89.5 rec yds(-114)

Yes, this is considered a “square” play in terms of being a look that the Average Joe would pull the trigger on without any deep dive into the odds or number. In a game that will get you to the Super Bowl, it is not time for Seattle to get cute, but rather rely on who got you where you are today. In that sense, this is the obvious choice.

The number itself is soft in my opinion: he cleared it in both games against the Rams this season, his median yards for the year are 104, he’s gone over in 14 of 17 (82%) games during the regular season, and the Rams’ glaring weakness defensively is on the perimeter. Whether Emmanuel Forbes plays or not is irrelevant to me in this pick, as LA’s corners across the board have been sub-par all season. We are getting a cheap price on JSN due to last week’s dud against the 49ers, but at no point did they need to put the pedal to the floor on offense, so I’m buying low here.

What are NFL Prop Bets

NFL Prop Bets or Prop Bets in general are bets on the occurrence or non-occurrence of a specific thing to happen during a game. Instead of betting on the outcome of a game, you’re betting on the proposition of something within the game.. The most popular types of prop bets are NFL player prop bets and NFL team prop bets, focussing on individual players or teams performances respectively. Both NFL player props and NFL team props tend to take the format of over/unders bets on stats such as yards, sacks and touchdowns or the occurrence and non-occurrence of events within a game, you can even wager on when these events will happen. In other words, there’s a huge range of NFL Prop markets for every game, all season long.

Why Trust Our NFL Props?

At Pickswise, we know it’s the numbers that matter. Whoever the expert, only a winning record can be trusted. So far this NFL season our player prop picks have landed 56 wins, for a profit of +13 betting units, and our NFL props expert Prop Holliday has won on prop picks at +550 and +1100. This record is one you can trust.

Prop bets demand more than surface-level analysis, and that’s where our expertise makes the difference. We combine advanced player statistics, matchup data, and market insights to identify the most valuable prop opportunities each week. From quarterback passing yards to anytime touchdown scorers, every recommendation is grounded in current form, historical trends, and real-time injury updates. We’re transparent about our process, continually update our analysis as news breaks, and focus on delivering honest, well-researched player prop picks you can rely on.

NFL Player Props

NFL Player Prop Bets are centered around a player’s performance in a particular game. The most commonly wagered NFL Player Prop Bets are passing yards, receiving yards, rushing yards, or a combination of the two for all-purpose yards, these are often an over/unders bet on your chosen players line set by the sportsbook. Near enough all online sportsbooks offering odds on football also offer odds on Player Touchdowns, be it First, Last, or anytime. Defensive players aren’t forgotten in the Prop Bet markets either, with options to wager on a player to record an interception or a sack also available as well as over/unders bets on these stats.

For example, if you think a match-up between the Ravens and the Bills is too close to call and the moneyline odds don’t offer the value you’re looking for, you can still exploit two of the NFL’s top quarterbacks and wager on Lamar Jackson to rack up rushing yards or Josh Allen to have a good day passing the ball. Of course, there’s a whole host of other player prop options available, such as Zay Flowers’ receiving yards, Matt Prater’s field goals, which player will score the first touchdown and many more.

The NFL Player Prop markets have almost endless possibilities, making expert insight into individual matchups crucial to finding betting value. In the age of statistics and fantasy football, player prop betting is a great way to utilize the wealth of information available to place a wager on a player’s individual performance.

Our experts analyze the game conditions from injuries, and the weather, to how the teams and players match up. Everything is considered in highlighting the best NFL player prop bets this week, Whether it’s a wide receiver that’s too good for the defense or a pass rusher too strong for the offensive line, our handicappers find matchups to exploit and the players to back for winning NFL player props.

Best Sportsbooks For NFL Prop Bets

Prop betting is becoming increasingly popular and the prop bets markets are championed by no sport more than professional football. Almost all online sportsbooks will offer prop bets on NFL games, but the bigger online sportsbooks such as FanDuel, DraftKings, BetMGM, Caesars, bet365 and Fanatics lead the way in terms of variation within the NFL prop bet markets.

Just as important, if not more so than variation, is value. The number of sportsbooks offering NFL prop bets means you can find the best odds for your prop bets, be sure to compare the prices of your NFL prop bet picks, as you often see one sportsbook price up a player to score first at +400 but another could offer +600.

As with all of our NFL picks, we post the best odds and the sportsbook offering those odds next to our NFL prop bet selections, but if you want more information about the best online sportsbooks to wager with, check out our comprehensive online sportsbook recommendations, or our full NFL betting guide.

Best NFL Prop Bets

NFL Player props and NFL prop bets generally offer a ton of opportunity. The sheer number of NFL players means the prop lines offered by sportsbooks are more prone to inefficiency than the spread or totals, hundreds of players need to be priced each week of the season, so successful NFL prop bets depend on finding and exploiting these lines. That’s where our experts come in, we do the research for you and find the lines to target.

The best NFL props require expertise and data-driven insights, that’s why we analyse all the stats and game conditions when making NFL player props and all our prop bets. Here are some of the statistics and strategies that go into the best NFL props.

  • Pace of Play
    Games with two top-10 pace teams have roughly 10% more offensive plays on average, making the overs on passing, receiving and rushing yards for key players a strong bet.
  • Injuries
    When a starting wide-receiver or running back is ruled out, sportsbooks tend to under-adjust the replacement, but with a 20-30% increase in target share being common these situations can be exploited in the prop market.
  • Weather
    In the winter months, teams and players have to adapt to the conditions. For example, if the wind is over 15mph pass yards reduce by 12% on average, making the unders on pass yards and receiving yards a good opportunity. Alternatively, this opens the possibilities for a spike in rushing yards or interceptions as well.
  • Adapting to Defenses
    Identifying how teams operate on the defensive end can open up possibilities for props on offensive players. Blitz-heavy defenses often force the opposing quarterback to improvise, the more athletic or mobile QBs see a surge in their rush attempts in these matchups. Similarly, slot receivers often get more catches and potentially a boom in yards against zone defenses, players such as Cooper Kupp and Amon-Ra St. Brown have had great performances in these situations.

Importance of Stats, Models & Data to NFL Player Props

We at Pickswise know that NFL props are a massive part of any NFL bettor’s wagers on a Sunday. As such, we have compiled some of the most profitable and renowned NFL prop betting experts on our roster to deliver you the best team, and player props every week, from touchdown props, to yardage lines, leader. We take a heavily statistical approach, analyzing data sets to identify value in the market. Once this week’s prop lines are priced, we’ll look for a statistical edge, identifying weak numbers and even those that may be inflated by public money or skewed by historical/ recent bias’.

Andrew Wilsher, Pickswise Managing Editor

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NFL Prop Bets FAQs

Player props tend to come out for the NFL anywhere between 3 and 6 days before kickoff is scheduled. This can depend on factors such as injury news, the weather, or a reaction to the previous week’s play. 

Prop Bets also known as Proposition Bets in the NFL is where you bet on the occurrence, or non-occurrence of a specific in-game event. This can be either for a team or a single player, such as Team To Score 20+ points, or a Player Touchdown and Yardage leaders bets. 

You can bet on NFL Player Props at any leading online sportsbook in your state. Player props are hugely popular due to their close proximity to Daily Fantasy Sports and sportsbooks will make sure they have odds on just about anything a sports bettor would want. They will also vary greatly in promotions, bonuses, and odds so be sure to shop around before placing your player prop bets.

There are hundreds of NFL props offered by sportsbooks on every game. Some of the most popular will include, First Touchdown Scorer, Anytime Touchdown Scorer, QB Passing Yard totals, RB Rushing Yard Totals, Teams To Score 20+ points, and Team to Score In Each Quarter.

NFL Touchdown prop bets are where you bet on a player to score a touchdown in a specific game. This could be for a player to score anytime, first, last or multiple touchdowns such as 2+ or 3+. For Quarterbacks, they must score a rushing or receiving touchdown, passing touchdowns only count as winning bets for the receiver for a passing touchdown.

Yes, you can bet on specific players to score touchdowns. Most online sportsbooks will offer odds on First, Last, or Anytime Touchdown scorers in every NFL game. And some will also offer odds on a player to score 2+ or 3+ touchdowns in a game too. 

The best props to bet on NFL is all down to individual preference, but the most popular would be player props that include touchdown scorers, yardage bets, or bets on a team to score over a certain number of points in the game.