NFL Week 10 Best Player Props: Top Bets for Sunday's Slate

With games running from breakfast through bedtime on Sunday, there are player props available across the day’s schedule. Of the hundreds that bettors have to choose from, we’ve identified the best NFL player props for Week 10.

You could make a top 10 props list for about any individual games, but we’re focusing on the entire slate instead. So, yes, we will be leaving many great NFL player props off the list in an effort to include as many games as we can.

Daniel Jones, UNDER 243.5 Passing Yards at -112 (DraftKings)
Jones has gone OVER this TOTAL in six of nine games this season, but he’ll be facing the No. 1 passing defense in the country in the Falcons. Atlanta held four of the last five quarterbacks faced to UNDER this mark.

J.J. McCarthy, UNDER 211.5 Passing Yards at -118 (BetMGM)
Baltimore’s pass defense has not been great this season (250.1 passing ypg), but it has been getting better, while there has been no discernible improvement out of McCarthy in his limited sample size. But McCarthy has yet to get even close to throwing for 200 yards.

Baker Mayfield, UNDER .5 Interceptions at -117 (DraftKings)
Baker has thrown two, one against the Lions (Week 7) and vs. the Eagles (Week 4). The Patriots' defense is tied with four other teams for the ninth most interceptions this season, with seven.

Woody Marks, UNDER 32.5 Rushing Yards at -114 (FanDuel)
Houston’s running backs ran for 65 yards when the Texans played the Jaguars earlier in Week 3, with Marks accounting for 27. Jacksonville has been holding running backs to 66.88 yards rushing per game. Marks has gone for OVER this TOTAL just twice.

With Davis Mills at QB, it would make sense for Houston to run more, but Nick Chubb will probably get most of the additional carries.

Garrett Wilson, UNDER 58.5 Receiving Yards at -115 (BetMGM)
Wilson has gone OVER this mark in four of the six games he has played in, but only had 13 yards last week vs. Denver. The four games in which he went OVER this mark were against lackluster pass defenses.

Rico Dowdle, OVER 18.5 Rushing Attempts at -114 (FanDuel)
Teams are averaging over 26 rush attempts per game, most in the NFL, vs. the Saints. Dowdle has gone OVER this TOTAL in just three of his last five games, but was part of a committee in the two games in which he went UNDER this mark.

Jaxson Dart, OVER 36.5 Rushing Yards at -114 (FanDuel)
Dart has gone OVER this mark in four of his six starts, but the two in which he didn’t were against solid defenses (vs. Denver and Philadelphia). The Bears give up over 130 yards rushing a game.

Kyle Monangai, OVER 48.5 Rushing Yards at -114 (FanDuel)
D’Andre Swift didn’t practice on Friday and is listed as questionable. If he does not go, Monangai will cruise past this mark against one of the NFL’s worst run defenses. But even if he backs up Swift, there’s a strong chance he still goes OVER this TOTAL vs. a poor Giants run D.

James Cook III, OVER 85.5 Rushing Yards at -114 (FanDuel)
The Bills have been letting Cook, well—Cook lately. He’s run for OVER this mark in six of eight games, including his last three. He ran for 108 yards on 19 carries vs. the Dolphins in Week 3. He’ll go OVER this TOTAL against Miami’s dreadful run defense as long as he gets 15+ carries.

Sam Darnold, UNDER 259 Passing Yards at -114 (FanDuel)
Darnold has gone OVER this mark in three of his last four games, but missed it in three of his first four this season, including a Week 4 game vs. the Cardinals. Arizona doesn’t have a great pass defense, but I get a feeling the Seahawks are trying to develop the run game when they can.

With how well Jacoby Brissett has been playing, I can certainly see Seattle emphasizing the run in order to keep him off the field.