Proposition bets (a.k.a. “prop bets” or even more simply “props”) are those bets which do not depend directly upon the score or outcome of a given game. In other words, essentially any line on which a bettor may wager other than pointspread bet, money line (ML) bet or an over/under.
Admittedly, prop bets make betting on NFL games and following the league throughout the season well more fun. Seriously, who’s into a week 14 Detroit Lions versus Denver Broncos game without some money on ridiculous props?
And therein lies the danger of proposition betting. Far too many variables are involved in props, enough so that anyone other than true league insiders can truly provide insight – and even they are slaves to random chance. The truth is that the more arcane the prop, the more the betting resembles straight-up gambling.
So why do people wager on prop bets? Well, for fun of course! And if you’re willing to take that fun to the next level, then by all means. The sheer volume of prop bets available to bettors makes it easy to find unique, amusing and potentially lucrative wagers.
Just as in statistics, two types of proposition bets exist: Team props and player props.
Team props are relatively limited in amount of offerings at the sportsbook but tend to appeal more to the bettor on a week-to-week basis. Examples include (but are not limited to):
total number of points scored;
margin of victory;
points scored in a given quarter, etc.
Player props are those bets involving individual players’ results; most lines in player prop bets are expressed in the over/under format. The larger sportsbooks online and in “real life” will offer dozens of such player props on each game during the regular season and literally hundreds on the Super Bowl. Examples of player-centric prop bets may include:
over/under number of yards, touchdowns, interceptions, interceptions thrown – essentially any quantifiable statistic appropriate to the given player’s position;
yes/no bets, e.g. “Will Player X score a touchdown?”; and
head-to-head matchups against any player (who might even be playing in another game), some of which even include spread betting.
Note that some sportsbooks may make fewer player props available than others. For the Super Bowl, all sportsbooks offer zillions of these props as untold cash is wagered on player props based in performance and culminating in one of the most popular prop bets in any sport, “To Win Super Bowl MVP”…
As more Americans gain access to NFL betting online, more are discovering the fun of NFL proposition betting. Prop bets increase the viability of betting on NFL games and following the league throughout the season. After all, only homers and true football addicts would care about a week 14 Detroit Lions versus New York Giants game. But hey, throw a few dollars at “Saquon Barkley over 85 rushing yards” and suddenly a dud of an NFL game gets well more interesting.
What does “prop bet” mean?
Proposition bets, also known as “prop bets” or “props” are all those bets which do not depend directly upon the score or win/loss result of a single game. In most sports betting, prop bets are essentially any wagers on a game which are not pointspread bets, money line (ML) bets or over/unders.
NFL prop bets are unique in the depth of offerings even during the regular season. Virtually every individual or team statistic will have some kind of line, over/under and/or a range of numbers on which to hit. Examples follow, with each one of two types: NFL player props or NFL team props.
NFL team props are, naturally, those which involve one or both teams’ performance at some point in the game. These run from the simple (e.g. “Total Number of Points Scored by Team X”) to those dependent on several events happening within the game (e.g. “Both Teams Score in Every Quarter”, “Both Teams Score a Touchdown in Both Halves”).
NFL player props are those bets involving individual players’ results; most lines in player prop bets are expressed in the over/under format. The larger sportsbooks will offer dozens of such NFL player props on each game during the regular season and literally hundreds on the Super Bowl.
In short, nearly any official statistic tabulated by the NFL is potential for a proposition bet offering and is purely dependent on the given sportsbook.
Examples of NFL player prop bets that should be easily found for any regular season games include (but in no way are limited to):
• Over/under Player X Touchdowns
• Over/under Player X Pass Completions/Passing TDs/Passing Yards
• Over/under Player X Receiving Yards/Receptions
• Over/under Player X Rushing Yards/Carries
• Will Player X score a touchdown?
• Head-to-head matchups: Player X vs Player Y in some statistical category.
Typical examples of NFL team props in regular-season games include:
• Margin of Victory by Team X, Team Y, or either
• Total number of points in one half/one quarter by Team X
• First Team to Score
• First Team to Score, How Scored, (e.g. Team X scores first with a FG/TD/safety)
and much more.
Essentially any sportsbook online or off- offers some NFL team props and player props on every game during the regular season, and these increase everywhere during the playoffs, all the way to the NFL propaganza known as the Super Bowl.
Some sportsbooks make fewer player props available than others especially during the regular season, but every decent sportsbook online or off- should increase their offerings during the playoffs. The number of NFL prop bet offerings seems purely based on market size, i.e. if a smaller sportsbook doesn’t get enough/any bets on certain props, why go through the effort of oddsmaking and posting?
When NFL prop bets are posted is, again, dependent on the given sportsbook. No sportsbook of any sort will post *all* possible player props until a few days before kickoff, as teams determine whether certain players will be too injured to go.
In short, though, the NFL bettor may count on lines for NFL prop bets to be posted from Monday through to Saturday (before Sunday games).
The short answer: Carefully. With that in mind, we’d offer the following further tips:
• Manage Your Bankroll. It’s all about the bankroll, and the NFL bettor should always remember that success on props is far harder than on traditional point spread/money line betting. Be sure to avoid betting more on an individual prop than you would on the game outcome itself.
• Track the Lines. If you’re really into props or believe you’re onto to some key information, watch the lines offered on these props. Not extremely often will these lines move very much – except during the Super Bowl and for occasional playoff games – but if/when one does, jump on that prop.
• Bet at Reputable Sportsbooks. Not only do good sportsbooks online have multiple deposit methods, dependable payouts, great customer service, etc., they also tend to offer the best lines on a consistent basis. All the better to increase your payouts on prop betting…
At NFLbets, we believe the best NFL prop bets are the team props. The primary problem in prop bets – and thus the difficulty of making them lucrative – is all about the numerous random variables involved in player props.
What do we mean? Take a simple example: The Green Bay Packers, favored by just 3 over the Pittsburgh Steelers, lose starting QB Bart Starr in the first quarter when LB Jack Lambert delivers a brutal sack to knock him out of the game. Bang goes any Starr-related play prop, but say first the Green Bay defense rallies around the loss of Starr and shuts down Terry Bradshaw’s passing game. It’s a 10-10 tie at half and all sorts of team props involving the under have scored, and half the game remains to be played for other bets to come in.
By contrast, ardent fantasy football enthusiasts who have studied in-depth the player-vs-player matchups in given week may prefer player props. NFL player props are also a particularly good way for fans to bet on their favorite players without taking the additional pain of a betting loss to go with a team loss.
Like the game itself, Super Bowl prop bets are bigger, better and more popular than those of probably all NFL regular-season games combined. In terms of player props, a line may be found on virtually every “skill player” on both teams right down the sixth WR averaging 0.9 receptions per game during the season. For team props, each team in every quarter, every half and winning the coin toss are included.
Among the oddest and most irresistible are the “Cross-Sport Props” that only emerge around Super Bowl time. These Super Bowl props are awesome opportunities such as “Number of Points Scored by the Kansas City Chiefs +4 vs Lebron James Total Points+Assists+Rebounds vs the Knicks.” Seriously, what else are you going to do for 8-12 hours while waiting for the Super Bowl? Watch the Lakers game! The other great thing about these props is that different offerings may be had at literally every sportsbook outlet.
And while the media loves the proposition bet oddities like “Will the Coin Flip Land Heads or Tails?” and “What Color Gatorade will be Poured over the Winning Team’s Head Coach?”, the Super Bowl is also the basis for *the* most popular proposition bet of the year, any sport: “To Be Named Super Bowl MVP.”
Prop bets tend to pay more lucratively than the traditional NFL bets – though, again, this is primarily because winning is trickier on these wagers. And payouts on some proposition bets, such as an unheralded player scoring twice, the first score of the game being a safety, and Super Bowl MVP, can make up for a lot of losses really quickly.
You can, but extreme caution is advised. The potential payout on most prop parlays is rarely even remotely close to worth the risk.
Not so long ago, parlaying NFL props wasn’t offered apparently for bookmakers’ fears that some huge payouts might be made. Today, bigger sportsbooks allow NFL prop parlays, having apparently deduced that this attractive offering could easily become more lucrative (for them). Far too many variables are involved in props, enough so that anyone other than true league insiders can truly provide insight – and even they are slaves to random chance. The truth is that the more arcane the prop, the more the betting resembles straight-up gambling.
Again, know your risks. Weigh the pros and cons of parlaying NFL props in a given week, and make this kind of bet sparingly. These is some serious high risk/decent reward betting.
Well, the “prop” is short for “proposition”, of course, and this is presumably as in the old-timey expression “I’ve got a proposition for you.” In other games which were standardized long before NFL betting existed, such as roulette, included this sort of bet but referred to the wager as a “side bet” or even “novelty bet.” So in sports betting … you know, we have no idea…
Proposition bets’ randomness is perhaps the most important reason that prop bets should be left for the season’s later dates. These bets are not ideal for early-season wagers because there are too many variables left out of the equation. It’s true that mid-season games, even the most meaningless ones, are much more predictable than those early contests.
This is particularly true because a large amount of the season’s matchups have already been played. This means that the home team’s record, injuries and the like have already been taken into account. It’s also true that, because the season has advanced, the team’s record more accurately reflects their true ability. While this does make for more accurate point spreads, it also makes for less accurate props.
Proposition bets are not to be taken lightly. It’s easy to get carried away with the “fun” aspect of these bets and to treat them as if they were just another method of predicting the outcome of a game. However, this is simply not the case.
Proposition bets are too random, too dependent upon factors which are completely out of the control of the team in question. While that makes for an interesting betting experience, it also makes for a risky one.
Proposition bets are fun and make for a good way to spend an afternoon watching a game. They’re a great way to show off at a sports bar or just a great way to make it through tough games. However, as with any other type of wagering, it’s important to wager on proposition bets responsibly.
The easy way to do so is to avoid these bets whenever the weather is bad, or when a team is already down by a significant margin. It’s also important to stay away from prop bets in the first quarter of a game, when a team is still trying to settle into a rhythm.
If you’re looking for a fun wager, consider a few prop bets, but don’t get carried away. It’s easy to do so and it’s easy to lose a lot of money, even if you’re betting responsibly.
This is the easiest prop bet to make and the most difficult to lose. The only question is how long it will take for the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers to score points against each other? The two teams are the top scoring offenses in the NFL this season and both have been led by high-powered offenses all season long.
That’s good news for the Panthers, who come into this contest with the far better defense. It’ll be up to Carolina’s D-line to get after Peyton Manning and force him to make mistakes. We’re not sure that the Panthers have the talent to do that, but we’re not sure that the Broncos have the ability to hang with Carolina for 60 minutes either.
This might be the easiest bet of the season. Adrian Peterson is the best running back in the NFL and if he has a great game, he’ll eclipse this rushing yardage total.
Next Name of Washington NFL Franchise
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Super Bowl 2025 Winner LIX
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Anthony Richardson: 2500
Baker Mayfield: 10000
Brock Purdy: 2000
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Caleb Williams: 3300
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Cooper Kupp: 25000
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Derrick Henry: 25000
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Nick Chubb: 25000
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Ryan Tannehill: 25000
Saquon Barkley: 25000
TJ Watt: 25000
Trevor Lawrence: 2500
Tua Tagovailoa: 3300
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Will Levis: 10000
NFL 2024/25 Offensive Player of the Year
A.J. Brown: 4000
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Aaron Rodgers: 8000
Alvin Kamara: 8000
Amon-Ra St. Brown: 2500
Anthony Richardson: 3300
Austin Ekeler: 8000
Bijan Robinson: 1600
Breece Hall: 2800
Brock Purdy: 5500
Caleb Williams: 5000
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D.J. Moore: 8000
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Davante Adams: 4000
De'Von Achane: 4000
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DK Metcalf: 5500
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Isiah Pacheco: 8000
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Kenneth Walker III: 8000
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Rashee Rice: 5500
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Tua Tagovailoa: 8000
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NFL 2024/25 Defensive Player of the Year
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Bradley Chubb: 6600
Brian Burns: 4000
Chris Jones: 2800
Danielle Hunter: 4000
Derwin James: 8000
Devon Witherspoon: 8000
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George Karlaftis: 8000
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Brian Daboll: 4000
Dan Campbell: 2500
Dan Quinn: 2500
Dave Canales: 1600
Demeco Ryans: 1600
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Doug Pederson: 4000
Jerod Mayo: 1600
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Kyle Shanahan: 3300
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Raheem Morris: 500
Robert Saleh: 1600
Sean McDermott: 4000
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Sean Payton: 3300
Shane Steichen: 1800
Todd Bowles: 6000
Zac Taylor: 3300
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jacksonville jaguars: 2500
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Over: -145
Under: 115
Atlanta Falcons
Over: -150
Under: 120
Baltimore Ravens
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Under: -115
Carolina Panthers
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Under: -150
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Under: 105
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Under: 100
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Under: -130
Denver Broncos
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Under: 120
Green Bay Packers
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Under: 105
Houston Texans
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Under: 120
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Under: -150
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Under: -110
Kansas City Chiefs
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Under: 100
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Under: 120
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Under: 110
Los Angeles Rams
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Under: 110
Miami Dolphins
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Under: 115
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Under: 115
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Under: -150
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Under: 100
New York Giants
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Under: -155
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Under: -130
Pittsburgh Steelers
Over: -130
Under: 100
San Francisco 49ers
Over: 100
Under: -130
Seattle Seahawks
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Under: 110
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Under: 130
Tennessee Titans
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Under: -125
Washington Commanders
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Under: -115
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No: -450
Yes: 325
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No: 250
Yes: -325
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Yes: 800
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Yes: -225
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Yes: 155
Green Bay Packers
No: 150
Yes: -180
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Yes: 160
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Yes: 115
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No: 325
Yes: -450
Las Vegas Raiders
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Yes: 300
Los Angeles Chargers
No: -120
Yes: -110
Los Angeles Rams
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Yes: 110
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Yes: 240
New England Patriots
No: -1600
Yes: 800
New Orleans Saints
No: -215
Yes: 175
Philadelphia Eagles
No: 170
Yes: -210
Pittsburgh Steelers
No: -190
Yes: 155
San Francisco 49ers
No: 325
Yes: -450
Seattle Seahawks
No: -260
Yes: 200
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
No: -170
Ye: 140
Tennessee Titans
No: -600
Yes: 400
Washington Commanders
No: -350
Yes: 275
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Adonai Mitchell: 5000
Audric Estime: 12500
Blake Corum: 5000
Bo Nix: 1400
Braelon Allen: 8000
Brian Thomas Jr.: 3300
Brock Bowers: 4000
Caleb Williams: 200
Drake Maye: 1600
Isaac Guerendo: 10000
J.J. McCarthy: 1000
Ja'Lynn Polk: 7500
Jalen McMillan: 8000
Jayden Daniels: 550
Jaylen Wright: 6600
Jermaine Burton: 7500
Jonathon Brooks: 5000
Keon Coleman: 1200
Ladd McConkey: 4000
Malik Nabers: 1400
MarShawn Lloyd: 7500
Marvin Harrison Jr.: 800
Michael Penix Jr.: 4000
Ray Davis: 10000
Ricky Pearsall: 5000
Roman Wilson: 8000
Rome Odunze: 2500
Spencer Rattler: 10000
Toy Franklin: 8000
Trey Benson: 6600
Xavier Legette: 5000
Xavier Worthy: 1800
2024/25 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year
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Austin Booker: 5000
Bralen Trice: 5000
Byron Murphy II: 2000
Chop Robinson: 1600
Chris Braswell: 5000
Cooper DeJean: 2500
Dallas Turner: 300
Darius Robinson: 1800
Edgerrin Cooper: 2500
Ennis Rakestraw Jr.: 6600
Jared Verse: 1200
Javon Bullard: 5000
Jer'Zhan Newton: 3300
Junior Colson: 1200
Kamari Lassiter: 5000
Khyree Jackson: 5000
Kool-Aid McKinstry: 3300
Laiatu Latu: 250
Marshawn Kneeland: 5000
Max Melton: 5000
Mike Sainristil: 5000
Nate Wiggins: 2500
Payton Wilson: 4000
Quinyon Mitchell: 1400
T.J. Tampa: 6600
Terrion Arnold: 2200
Tyler Nubin: 5000
Caleb Williams CHI - Regular Season Passing Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Caleb Williams CHI - Regular Season Passing TD's
Over: -130
Under: 100
Caleb Williams CHI - Regular Season Interceptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
J.J McCarthy MIN - Regular Season Interceptions
Over: -105
Under: -125
J.J McCarthy MIN - Regular Season Passing Yards
Over: -105
Under: -125
J.J. McCarthy MIN - Regular Season Passing TD's
Over: 100
Under: -130
Bo Nix DEN - Regular Season Passing Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Bo Nix DEN - Regular Season Passing TD's
Over: -120
Under: -110
Marvin Harrison ARI - Reg Season Receiving Yards
Over: -125
Under: -105
Marvin Harrison ARI - Reg. Season Receiving TD's
Over: -115
Under: -115
Marvin Harrison ARI - Regular Season Receptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
Brock Bowers LV - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Brock Bowers LV - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: -115
Under: -115
Rome Odunze CHI - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Brock Bowers LV - Regular Season Receptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
1st Overall Pick 2025 NFL Draft
Abdul Carter: 4000
Cam Ward: 2000
Carson Beck: 400
Conner Weigman: 2800
Drew Allar: 1200
Garrett Nussmeier: 2500
Harold Perkings: 3300
J.T. Tuimoloau: 3300
Jalen Milroe: 2500
James Pearce: 550
Jaxson Dart: 2800
Marvin Jones Jr.: 5000
Mykel Williams: 800
Patrick Payton: 2800
Quinn Ewers: 500
Shedeur Sanders: 500
Travis Hunter: 1800
Bo Nix DEN - Regular Season Interceptions
Over: -105
Under: -125
Jayden Daniels - Regular Season Passing Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Jayden Daniels - Regular Season Passing TD's
Over: -125
Under: -105
Jayden Daniels - Regular Season Interceptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
Jayden Daniels - Regular Season Rushing Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Jayden Daniels - Regular Season Rushing TD's
Over: -130
Under: 100
Rome Odunze CHI - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: -125
Under: -105
Rome Odunze CHI - Regular Season Receptions
Over: 100
Under: -130
Malik Nabers NYG - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Malik Nabers NYG - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: -115
Under: -115
Malik Nabers NYG - Regular Season Receptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
Xavier Worthy KC - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Xavier Worthy KC - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: 100
Under: -130
Xavier Worthy KC- Regular Season Receptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
First QB to be benched during 2024 regular season
Bo Nix: 150
Caleb Williams: 500
J.J. McCarthy: 300
Jayden Daniels: 200
First QB to be benched during 2024 regular season
Bo Nix: -150
J.J. McCarthy: 110
M.Penix Jr. to start a game during regular season?
No: -110
Yes: -130
Most INTs 2024 Regular Season? (Listed Only)
Bo Nix: 400
Caleb Williams: 300
Drake Maye: 400
J.J. McCarthy: 350
Jayden Daniels: 200
Most Pass TDs 2024 Regular Season? (Listed Only)
Bo Nix: 700
Caleb Williams: 135
Drake Maye: 800
J.J. McCarthy: 200
Jayden Daniels: 375
Most Pass Yards 2024 Regular Season? (Listed Only)
Bo Nix: 700
Caleb Williams: 110
Drake Maye: 1100
J.J. McCarthy: 325
Jayden Daniels: 250
Which QB will win most games 2024 regular season?
Caleb Williams: -350
Jayden Daniels: 225
Most Receiving TDs 24 Regular Season?(Listed Only)
Malik Nabers: 150
Marvin Harrison Jr.: 140
Rome Odunze: 200
Most Receiving Yards 2024 Reg Sea? (Listed Only)
Malik Nabers: 175
Marvin Harrison Jr.: 100
Rome Odunze: 250
Most Receiving Yards 2024 Reg. Sea.? (Listed Only)
Brian Thomas: 175
Ricky Pearsall: 350
Xavier Legette: 250
Xavier Worthy: 250
Most Receiving Yards 2024 Reg Sea? (Listed Only)
Adonai Mitchell: 225
Ja'Lynn Polk: 400
Keon Coleman: 250
Ladd McConkey: 175
Most Sacks 2024 Reg Sea? (Listed Only)
Byron Murphy: 400
Chop Robinson: 600
Dallas Turner: 200
Darius Robinson: 650
Jared Verse: 600
Laiatu Latu: 300
Brian Thomas JAX - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: 100
Under: -130
Brian Thomas JAX - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: 120
Under: -150
Brian Thomas JAX - Regular Season Receptions
Over: 100
Under: -130
Xavier Legette CAR Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: 100
Under: -130
Xavier Legette CAR - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: 105
Under: -135
Xavier Legette CAR - Regular Season Receptions
Over: 100
Under: -130
Ladd McConkey LAC - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: -115
Under: -115
Ladd McConkey LAC- Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: 110
Under: -140
Ladd McConkey LAC - Regular Season Receptions
Over: -130
Under: 100
Keon Coleman BUF - Regular Season Receiving Yards
Over: 100
Under: -130
Keon Coleman BUF - Regular Season Receiving TD's
Over: 100
Under: -130
Keon Coleman BUF - Regular Season Receptions
Over: -115
Under: -115
Byron Murphy SEA - Regular Season Total Sacks
Over: -101
Under: -130
Laiatu Latu IND - Regular Season Total Sacks
Over: -125
Under: -105
Dallas Turner MIN - Regular Season Total Sacks
Over: -115
Under: -115
Cooper DeJean PHI - Regular Season Total INT's
Over: -150
Under: 120
Kool-Aid McKinstry NO - Regular Season Total INT's
Over: -150
Under: 120
Terrion Arnold DET - Regular Season Total INT's
Over: 120
Under: -150
Quinyon Mitchell PHI - Regular season Total INT's
Over: 130
Under: -160
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