A.I. NFL Player Prop Picks for Week 2 – Best Prop to Bet in Every Game

• Sportradar’s A.I. has generated its best player-prop pick for every NFL Week 2 game
• Our A.I. prop picks are only targeting one under bet in Week 2
• See the full list of A.I. prop picks for Week 2

On Monday, I set out the ATS and O/U A.I. NFL picks for Week 2 from Sportradar’s internal A.I. model. Today, I have asked the A.I. to generate its best NFL Week 2 player-prop pick from each game.

The picks for all 16 games are set out in the table below, along with the sportsbook currently offering the best price on each prop.

A.I. Player Prop Picks (Week 2)

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A.I. Prop Picks for Week 2 Include Just One Under Bet

Our A.I. is showing a serious bias towards overs early in the season, in stark contrast to its O/U picks for Week 2, which included 14 under bets.

The lone player-prop under it’s banking on in Week 2 is Jayden Daniels to stay under his passing prop of 229.5 O/U against the Packers on Thursday Night Football.

It’s reasoning hinged on the effectiveness of the Green Bay pass rushers: “Given the strength of the Packers’ pass rush, Daniels may rely more on his legs, making the under on his passing yards a solid look.”

Bet Travis Kelce Anytime TD at Long Odds?

The longest odds among the 16 player-prop picks this week belong to the Travis Kelce anytime TD bet in the Super Bowl rematch between the Eagles and Chiefs on Sunday afternoon.

Kelce is as long as +163 to score a touchdown against Philadelphia’s elite defense. The A.I. likes the value there, reasoning that, “[t]he Eagles have historically struggled to cover elite tight ends, and their linebackers and safeties will be severely tested. … Expect Patrick Mahomes to play with a heightened sense of purpose, leveraging his connection with Travis Kelce to exploit a known weakness in the Eagles’ coverage schemes.”