We have you covered with a total of seven NFL player prop picks for Sunday of Week 8.
Our staff has locked in prop bets for almost all of Sunday's big games, starting with Bears vs Ravens, Giants vs Eagles, among others, at 1:00 p.m. ET. Then, we have a trio of picks for later in the day for Buccaneers vs Saints, Titans vs Colts, and Cowboys vs Broncos. We also have bets for Bills vs Panthers, Browns vs Patriots, and more.
Let's dig into our NFL player props and best bets for Week 8 of the NFL season on October 26.
NFL Player Props Week 8
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Browns vs. Patriots
TreVeyon Henderson Under 33.5 Rushing & Receiving Yards (-115)
I was encouraged about TreVeyon Henderson's usage in the first game without Antonio Gibson. Henderson only played 19 snaps against New Orleans, but he earned 10 touches.
A matchup against Tennessee the following week should've been a breakout spot. And yet, Henderson went the other way, playing a season-low nine snaps. He received just two carries and went without a target for the first time this season.
You know who also played nine snaps in Week 7? Undrafted free agent Terrell Jennings, who saw five carries.
Head coach Mike Vrabel is apparently a big fan.
"We found our five-minute back," Vrabel said after the game (whatever that means).
Jennings reverted to the practice squad after the game, but can still be elevated one more time without having to be signed to the 53-man roster.
The Browns are a brutal matchup for running backs. They have held RBs to the sixth-fewest rushing yards and second-fewest receiving yards per game.
Only the Seahawks and Patriots are allowing fewer yards per carry to the position.
Pick: TreVeyon Henderson Under 33.5 Rushing & Receiving Yards (-115)
Giants vs. Eagles
Jaxson Dart Over 198.5 Passing Yards (-110)
By Chris Prince
Jaxson Dart just continues to impress and get better every week, and with this number up as high as 199.5 at some other books, there is some nice value at 192.5.
The Giants are 7.5-point underdogs so they will likely be going to the air quite often, and Dart is coming off of a season-high 283 passing yards last week in Denver.
He has eclipsed this number in each of his last three games, including two weeks ago against the Eagles in a game the Giants controlled.
The Eagles have allowed at least 194 passing yards in each of their last five games, with an average of 237.6 per game over that span (and 230 per game on the season).
We have Dart projected for 210 passing yards, and I'm in line with that number, making this one of my favorite props on the board this weekend.
Pick: Jaxson Dart Over 198.5 Passing Yards (-110)
Bears vs. Ravens
Mark Andrews Anytime TD Scorer (+195)
The Baltimore offense has looked bad without Lamar Jackson, but he should be back for this game.
So, the Ravens' offense should be in for a big game. The Chicago defense has been below average this season, allowing 25.8 points per game.
After a slow start to the season, Andrews has seen good volume recently, and he had two TDs in the last full game he played with Lamar.
Andrews had 11 TDs last season in 17 games, and has been one of Lamar's favorite targets over the course of his career.
Getting Andrews at these large of odds in what should be a high-scoring game is just silly.
I have the true odds around +175, making this a great bet.
Pick: Mark Andrews Anytime TD Scorer (+195)
Editor's Note: Lamar Jackson will be sidelined for this game.
Bills vs. Panthers
Tetairoa McMillan Over 4.5 Receptions (-110)
By Charlie Wright
This price stands out compared to the other books.
Tetairoa McMillan got Sauce'd last week, but this is a much softer spot.
Plus, he arguably gets a quarterback upgrade with Andy Dalton stepping in for Bryce Young.
Dalton mostly struggled in relief of Young last season, but he did engineer a few massive games for Diontae Johnson, which is an impressive feat.
Prior to Week 7, McMillan had a target share that was 10% higher than the next-closest Panther. He's been the clear primary option in the passing game.
Carolina has been able to lean on the run lately, but that might not be the case this week as a touchdown underdog against a well-rested Buffalo squad.
Pick: Tetairoa McMillan Over 4.5 Receptions (-110)
Buccaneers vs. Saints
Tez Johnson Anytime TD Scorer (+300)
By Grant Neiffer
There are a lot of injuries on this Bucs team, but as of right now, it seems that Baker Mayfield will likely play and Chris Godwin will likely be out, meaning Johnson should be in for a big workload.
Johnson has been solid when playing this season, and the volume has been there, with nine targets last week against the Lions.
This spot is great against the Saints, who have been well below-average defensively this season, and their offense plays at one of the fastest rates in the league.
Johnson has scored in each of the last two games, and given his likely role in this offense, he has a much better chance of scoring than his odds would suggest.
I have the true odds around +275, making this a great bet.
Pick: Tez Johnson Anytime TD Scorer (+300)
Titans vs. Colts
Tony Pollard Under 41.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
By Charlie Wright
Tony Pollard seems to be losing his vice grip on the Titans' backfield.
Tyjae Spears had just one fewer carry than Pollard in Week 7, the closest the pair have been in the three games since Spears came back from injured reserve.
Pollard had 18 and 20 carries in the first two games of the season. His attempts have fallen in every game since then, bottoming out at six carries against New England.
Indianapolis has allowed the sixth-fewest rushing yards per game. They've given up the third-fewest carries per game to running backs, which is mostly due to frequently playing with leads.
The Colts have run the third-most plays when leading by at least a touchdown.
Tennessee ran the ball just 12 times last week, as they were blown out by the Patriots. They're a massive 14-point underdog again this week.
The Titans already lost to the Colts by three TDs once this season.
Pick: Tony Pollard Under 41.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Cowboys vs. Broncos
Troy Franklin Anytime TD Scorer (+240)
By Grant Neiffer
While Franklin only has two TDs on the season, he's getting good volume in this offense, and this spot is great.
The Cowboys have been one of the worst defenses in the league this season, allowing a massive 29.4 points per game and the most passing yards per game in the league (260.3).
Even with only two TDs on the season, Franklin is the clear go-to target in the red zone (11 targets) for Denver.
Given the high game total and high volume for Franklin, there is no way he should be priced this high.
I have the true odds here at +175, making this another great bet.
