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BUF
1-0
DEN
0-0
30 picks
9:30 PM
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SF
1-0
SEA
0-0
34 picks
1:00 AM
FOX
HOU
1-0
NE
1-0
25 picks
8:00 PM
ABC/ESPN
LA
1-0
CHI
1-0
16 picks
11:30 PM
NBC/Peacock
Boomer Betz
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 32-44-0 (-13.7u)
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Babs .
Last 30d: 17-10-0 (+5.5u)
Boomer Betz
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 32-44-0 (-13.7u)
Allan Lem
Allan Lem
Last 30d: 44-35-0 (+1.1u)
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Sean Koerner
Sean Koerner
Last 30d: 35-25-1 (+4.9u)
When safety Brandon Jones went down in Week 15, PJ Locke became the one-for-one replacement. After being forced out of Week 18 with a leg injury, Locke is good to go here and should play every snap until Jones potentially returns, as he’s aiming to be back for the Super Bowl if the Broncos make it that far. That said, this number feels too high for Locke. He tends to play deep at a much higher rate, lining up deep on 57% of his snaps compared to just 33% in the box. With the Broncos shifting Talanoa Hufanga into the box at a 6% higher rate when Locke is on the field, it’s clear they want Hufanga absorbing more tackle opportunities while Locke plays deep more often than Brandon Jones did. That role shift should limit Locke’s tackle chances. Locke also mixes in at a very low rate against the run, with just a 6.9% tackle rate on run plays, which matches his 2024 season rate. He’s been similarly limited against the pass, recording a tackle on just 6.5% of opposing dropbacks over the last two seasons combined. This simply isn’t a number I would expect him to clear often. The matchup doesn’t help either. The Bills have allowed the 8th-fewest tackle opportunities to safeties this season. Locke should still mix in on the occasional explosive pass or an Allen or Cook run that breaks into the open field, but relying on those types of plays lowers his floor in this market. The return of LB Dre Greenlaw is also meaningful, as it could further prevent runs from getting into the secondary. I’m projecting Locke closer to 4.7 tackles, with around a 65% chance he stays under 5.5.
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Allan Lem
Allan Lem
Last 30d: 44-35-0 (+1.1u)
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Sean Koerner
Sean Koerner
Last 30d: 35-25-1 (+4.9u)
Bryant is a third-round rookie out of Illinois who got off to a slow start, but emerged as Denver’s No. 2 WR following the team’s Week 12 bye. From Weeks 13–18, he averaged a 71% routes-run rate in the four games he played, missing one with a hamstring injury and another with a concussion. That bump in playing time raises his floor, but he still drew a target on just 15.2% of his routes as a rookie. Denver also tends to spread the ball around, with Courtland Sutton remaining the only consistent piece of the passing attack. This is also a matchup that could push Denver toward a more run-heavy approach. The Bills rank 12th in pass defense DVOA but 31st against the run, making them a clear run-funnel defense. Bryant also lines up in the slot 58% of the time, the highest rate on the team, and Buffalo has allowed just 1.56 yards per route run to slot receivers, the 4th-lowest rate in the league. The Bills are elite at preventing yards after the catch as well, ranking 1st in lowest yards after catch over expected and allowing 0.4 fewer YAC per reception than league average. Bryant has relied on YAC for a meaningful chunk of his production, with 40% of his receiving yards coming after the catch, the 24th-highest rate among 101 qualified WRs. That further caps his upside in this matchup. Denver has averaged the 4th-most plays per game this season, driven by ranking 7th in time of possession. However, Buffalo has dominated TOP all year, leading the league at over 33 minutes per game, which could subtly reduce Denver’s overall play volume. None of this means Bryant can’t catch one or two longer passes and clear this number, but each factor chips away at his ceiling. I’m projecting his median closer to 28.5 receiving yards with around a 60% chance he stays under 33.5.
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Gilles Gallant
Gilles Gallant
Last 30d: 22-62-1 (+2.2u)
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What is an NFL Prop?

Proposition bets, more commonly known as prop bets, are wagers that are placed on side outcomes that do not necessarily directly affect the outcome of the game. Some examples of NFL Prop bets are a player’s over/under in rushing yards for a given game or season or an over/under on how much a team will score in a game.

Most Common NFL Player Props

At some of the best sportsbooks (check out our FanDuel Promo Code, DraftKings Promo Code, and theScore Bet Promo Code) bettors will not have a shortage of NFL prop bets to choose from for the 2025-2026 NFL season.

Some of the most common NFL player prop markets that you can wager on for season-long outcomes and week-to-week throughout the season include anytime touchdown propspassing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, first touchdown scorer, touchdown passes, and receptions.

What to Consider Before Placing NFL Prop Bets

Before diving into the best NFL prop bets, you must set aside an appropriate bankroll and, ultimately, bet well within your means and responsibly.

Next, you want to make sure you do plenty of research. There is so much content, information, and analytic insight that you can dive into regarding specific matchups and trends that can help make you a winning bettor.

And finally, make sure to have fun! As long as you are betting within your means, betting on NFL player props should be for entertainment purposes first and foremost.

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At Action Network Pro, users can create sports betting edges using our tool. Just toggle the “All Props” drop-down menu, and you’ll find a list of +EV (plus expected value) NFL player props using our tool.

As a sports bettor, the objective is to create a positive expected value, a probability gap between a bettor’s line and a sportsbook. For example, our Action Pros may set a line of -180 versus a price of -110, commonly found at major online sportsbooks. This would create a 22.74% edge!

At Action Pro, using our tool, we’ll designate the best price depending on whichever player prop menu you want to use, and we’ll compare that price versus our own to see if there is any edge you can take advantage of!

NFL Player Props FAQs
Where can I bet NFL player props?
Almost every major American sportsbook will offer NFL player props, though some have more than others.
What kind of NFL props do sportsbooks offer?
NFL props have become a massive part of the betting handle in the last few years as legal sportsbooks try to out-innovate each other. Here are some other props offered: Player to score a touchdown Player to score the first TD Over/under receiving yards, passing yards, etc. Longest completion over/under a pre-deteremined amount Player to score 2+ touchdowns
Are NFL props a good bet?
It depends on the bet, of course. But NFL player props are often a more exploitable market than sides and totals, which have higher limits and are more efficient.