Betting on quarterback ineptitude is one of my NFL guilty pleasures. I especially like back-breaking interceptions that completely flip the momentum of the game.
That’s why I’m diving headfirst into the quarterback interception market to identify key spots each week to cash in on quarterback miscues.
Here’s my two favorite NFL interception props for Week 7.
NFL Interception Props for Week 7
- Jalen Hurts to Throw an Interception (+135, bet365)
- Jaxson Dart to Throw an Interception(-118, DraftKings)
Jalen Hurts to Throw an Interception (+135)
The Eagles' offense has struggled in recent weeks.
While I do think they can get back some success in Week 7, I still like quarterback Jalen Hurts to throw an interception in this matchup.
The Vikings' defense, especially at home, is notorious for playing aggressively with an overwhelming amount of blitzing the quarterback.
Minnesota blitzes at the highest rate in the NFL and has been near the top of that category in each year with Brian Flores as defensive coordinator.
Flores' ability to disguise coverages and mix it up, paired with one of the loudest atmospheres in the NFL, makes it incredibly difficult for the opposing quarterback to be mistake-free.
Hurts has only thrown one interception this season, but he’s had some moments when facing the blitz to think more turnovers could be coming.
Hurts has four turnover-worthy plays this season, which is pretty good overall, but they’ve all come against the blitz.
Considering the Eagles' struggling offense, their two-game losing streak, and the pressure on Hurts and the Eagles to open up the passing game, I believe he's more likely to be at risk for an interception than the +135 odds suggest, especially since I had expected this closer to +110.
Jaxson Dart to Throw an Interception (-118)
The rise of Jaxson Dart for the Giants has been one of the best stories in the NFL this season and should allow the offense to continue thriving. But, maybe not this week.
The Giants head to Denver to face the Broncos and their tough defense, which makes me very excited to bet on a Dart interception prop.
Dart has thrived as a runner so far this season, but he’ll likely have to throw a bit more in this one, as the Broncos' run defense against opposing quarterbacks has been a brick wall.
The Broncos completely took away Justin Fields' scrambling ability last week (31 rush yards on seven attempts), and outside of Daniel Jones in Week 2, no quarterback has scored a TD on them.
The Broncos' pass defense has had some ups-and-downs this season, but they’ve been a bit unlucky in the interception phase of the game.
Even though they only have one interception in 2025, they still rank seventh in total passes defended, where a defender is within range to make a play on the ball.
To put that in perspective, there are nine teams with at least 30 passes defended this season, and all but the Broncos have at least four interceptions forced.
Another factor is the overall pressure and blitz rate the Broncos have posted this season, ranking first in pressure rate and eighth in blitz rate per dropback.
Dart has four turnover-worthy plays in three starts, with both of his INTs this season coming against the blitz.
