NFL Player Props Today: Best Prop Bets and Picks This Week

Week 10 of the NFL season is here, and the injury report has done half the work for us. The Rams are without both of their star receivers, Seattle could be down to a backup quarterback in Las Vegas, and the Patriots head to Munich with a banged-up receiver room and a quarterback looking to bounce back. When teams are forced to change how they move the ball, prop lines don’t always keep up, and that’s where the value is.

These are our four NFL player props this week, starting with tonight’s Thursday Night Football game. For sides and totals, check out our NFL picks against the spread.

Week 10 NFL Player Props at a Glance

Game	Kickoff (ET)	Prop
Commanders @ Giants	Thu 8:15 PM	Daniels – O 37.5 Rush Yds
Seahawks @ Raiders	Sun 4:05 PM	Charbonnet Anytime TD
Patriots vs Lions	Sun 9:30 AM	Maye – O 0.5 INT + Anytime TD
Rams @ Cardinals	Sun 4:05 PM	K. Williams Anytime TD

Thursday Night Football Player Props: Commanders vs Giants

Jayden Daniels Over 37.5 Rushing Yards

The Giants simply haven’t found an answer for Jayden Daniels’ legs. He has topped this number in three of his four career games against New York, averaging 62.5 rushing yards in those meetings, and he went for 103 yards and two touchdowns on just nine carries when these sides played out a 27-27 overtime tie in October.

The matchup backs it up too. New York is giving up 29.5 rushing yards per game to quarterbacks, the second-most in the NFL, and Daniels is averaging 8.1 yards per carry this season. Washington is a 2-point underdog at MetLife Stadium with a total of just 41, which points to a grinding game, and with the Giants’ pass rush likely to flush him from the pocket, his legs could be Washington’s best source of offense.

NFL Anytime TD Picks This Week

Zach Charbonnet Anytime TD (Seahawks @ Raiders)

Charbonnet is getting his legs back under him. He’s only two games into his return from the torn ACL he suffered in January, and the workload jumped quickly, from six carries for 23 yards against Chicago to 16 carries for 77 yards in last week’s 17-3 win over Arizona. He out-carried Jadarian Price 16 to 9, which tells you who Seattle trusts.

Now he gets the best possible matchup. The Raiders’ run defense has been a disaster, allowing an NFL-worst 656 rushing yards in October and 5.0 yards per carry. Seattle’s quarterback situation also points to a run-heavy plan, with Sam Darnold dealing with a quad injury and Drew Lock hurting his oblique last week. That should mean plenty of goal-line carries for Charbonnet, and this is a great spot for his first touchdown since returning.

Kyren Williams Anytime TD (Rams @ Cardinals)

The Rams’ passing game has been gutted. Davante Adams has been out since Week 6 with a hamstring injury, and now Puka Nacua is headed to injured reserve with knee sprains and turf toe. Matthew Stafford can still sling it, but with no trusted receiver left behind those two, Sean McVay has every reason to put this game on Williams.

There’s some extra motivation here as well. Arizona beat the Rams 18-16 in Week 6, a game in which Williams got just 10 carries and spoke out afterward about how little he was used. The Rams have won three straight since then, and Williams has scored a rushing touchdown in five of his first eight games this season. Blake Corum will take some carries, but near the goal line, this is Williams’ backfield.

Drake Maye Same Game Parlay: Patriots vs Lions in Munich

Drake Maye Over 0.5 Interceptions + Anytime TD

This parlay backs both sides of Drake Maye, the mistakes and the playmaking, because right now you get plenty of each and we found odds of +525 on this parlay.

The interceptions are a real problem. Maye threw three first-half picks in last week’s 45-27 home loss to Green Bay, his second three-interception game of the season after giving away the opener in Seattle with three in the fourth quarter. Three of his first 16 throws against the Packers went to the other team. On one of them, Mack Hollins wasn’t near the spot Maye threw to, and that disconnect isn’t a surprise given how thin his receiver room is. Romeo Doubs is on injured reserve with a shoulder injury, and A.J. Brown has missed six games this season with knee and ankle problems. He’s expected to travel to Munich, but even if he plays, he and Maye have had very little time together on the field.

The other half is where Maye still wins games. He has accounted for at least three touchdowns in six straight games, and he’s scored on the ground in three of them, against the Raiders, Bears and Dolphins. When the Patriots get inside the 20 in a big moment, they’ve been happy to put the ball in his hands and let him run, and this one qualifies. New England is 5-4, a 3-point underdog against a Lions team that ranked dead last in passing yards allowed through four weeks, and this is the final game before the bye. The total sits at 51, so expect a shootout where Maye has to take risks, both through the air and with his legs.

How to Bet on NFL Player Props at BetOnline

Player prop lines move more than almost any other market, so check what’s available before you lock anything in. The numbers in this article were correct when we wrote it, but lines and odds can change quickly with injury news, and this week has plenty of it. Darnold’s status will move Charbonnet’s touchdown price, any Rams receiver news will shift Kyren Williams, and A.J. Brown’s availability in Munich could change Maye’s numbers. Daniels’ rushing line has also varied between books this week, so if you see a lower number than 37.5, even better.

Here’s how to find these props at BetOnline:

1. Open the sportsbook and go to Football. Choose the NFL to see the full Week 10 schedule.
2. Click on the game you want. That opens every market for the matchup, not just the spread, moneyline and total.
3. Scroll down through “All Markets”. Player props are grouped by type, so look for player stats for yardage lines like Daniels’ rushing yards and Maye’s interceptions, and player TDs for anytime touchdown scorers like Charbonnet and Kyren Williams.
4. Or use the parlay builder. Hit the SGP button on the game to see every prop line in one place. It’s also how you build the Maye parlay: add his Over 0.5 interceptions and his anytime TD to the same slip, and the builder prices them together.

Timing matters this week too. The Daniels prop locks at 8:15 PM ET tonight on Prime Video, and Patriots vs Lions kicks off from Munich at 9:30 AM ET on Sunday, well before the rest of the slate. If you’re taking the Maye parlay, get it in on Saturday night so it isn’t caught up in Sunday morning’s line moves.

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