NFL Week 10 Player Props – Best Props to Bet for Sunday, November 12

• Online sportsbooks have released NFL Week 10 player props for Sunday, November 12, 2023
• The Lions have extra rest and face a poor Chargers’ secondary leading us to make prop picks on Jared Goff and Amond-Ra St Brown
• See all of this week’s top passing, rushing, receiving and touchdown props to target for NFL Week 10

Will Jared Goff link up with Amon-Ra St Brown in Los Angeles? Will both DeAndre Hopkins and Cade Otton have big games when they go head-to-head in this week’s Titans vs Bucs game? Kenneth Walker III and CeeDee Lamb see their teams playing at home as big favorites and have also been targeted in this Sunday’s Week 10 player props.

Week 10 NFL Player Props

This week’s Week 10 player props include the Goff-St Brown combo from Detroit, receiving props from both teams in Tennessee vs Tampa Bay, Kenneth Walker rushing and receiving yards and CeeDee Lamb finding the endzone against New York.

When it comes to how to bet on NFL player props, there are endless options and you can bet on almost any position group of players. Read on for our top NFL Week 10 player props for Sunday.

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Week 10 Passing Props – Jared Goff Passing Yards

Jared Goff has only thrown one touchdown in his past two games, and multiple touchdowns just three times in eight games overall. David Montgomery is also set to return to the backfield this week so the running game could feature more prominently in the red zone.

Goff is eighth in passing yards though this season and he’s thrown for 272, 284 and 353 yards in his past three games. All totals that would go over this week’s passing prop of 265.5.

Against a Chargers defense ranked 32nd in pass defense Goff should be able to go over this number again. Even Zach Wilson threw for 263 and Tyson Bagent threw for 232 against the Chargers in recent weeks.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: Jared Goff over 265.5 passing yards (-115); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Week 10 Rushing Props – Kenneth Walker III Rushing & Receiving Yards

Kenneth Walker III was non-existent last week with only 16 yards rushing and one yard receiving. But that came in a blowout loss (37-3) to the Ravens and which in Seattle was chasing all game.

At home to the 4-5 Commanders will likely be a different story.

Washington is 20th in run defense and just traded away Montez Sweat and Chase Young one the defensive line. Without them last week, the Patriots Rhamondre Stevenson had 87 yards rushing and 42 yards receiving.

Prior to last week, Walker had been putting up decent numbers for NFL props bettors. His rushing yards alone had been 66, 105, 62, 79, 97, 43 and 64 in the games prior.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: Kenneth Walker III over 77.5 rushing and receiving yards (-115); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

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Week 10 Receiving Props – Amon-Ra St Brown Receiving Yards

Last game for St Brown he was 6/9 receiving for 108 yards, the third straight game in which he topped the 100-yard mark. It’s also the fifth time in seven games this season he’s done so, seeing him averaging 95 yards per game.

The Chargers are the league’s worst pass defense, ranking 32nd in yards allowed per game, while also being 30th in yards per pass attempt (7.2).

A receiving yards total of 83.5 is a total St Brown has exceeded in 5/7 games.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: Amon-Ra St Brown over 83.5 receiving yards (-115); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Most receptions per game this year:

8.14 — Amon-Ra St. Brown
8.00 — Ja'Marr Chase
7.78 — Stefon Diggs
7.75 — Keenan Allen

Amon has played in just 7 games. The rest have played in 8 or 9. pic.twitter.com/9Y5Hbk6weO

— StatMuse NFL (@statmusenfl) November 10, 2023

Week 10 Receiving Props – DeAndre Hopkins Receiving Yards

Last week three Houston Texans exceeded the 100-yard mark in receiving against the Buccaneers. Noah Brown had six catches for 153 yards and on touchdown, Dalton Schultz had ten catches for 130 yards and one touchdown and Tank Dell had six catches for 114 yards and two touchdowns.

The Bucs pass defense is 31st in yards allowed per game which could mean big things for Titans’ rookie QB Will Levis and his receivers.

His top target is DeAndre Hopkins who’s seen the 18th most targets in the league. He only finished with 60 yards last week but had 128 the week prior. A total of 61.5 is a number he’s gone over in 3/5 games of late.

He could also see a little more space in the Buccaneers secondary. Both starting CBs for the Bucs, Jamel Dean and Carlton Davis III left last week’s game with concussions and both are still questionable on this week’s injury report.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: DeAndre Hopkins over 61.5 receiving yards (-115); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Week 10 Receiving Props – Cade Otton Receptions

Last week Cade Otton caught six of nine passes for 70 yards and two scores. He’s now caught six, four and five passes in the last three weeks.

While Tennessee is strong defending the tight end position having not allowed any touchdowns to opposing TEs this season, they have allowed 33 receptions and 349 yards to the position. Those are still good stats, but averages out to 4.13 catches and 43.6 yards per game.

Both of those would see Otton exceed his receptions prop of 3.5 or receiving yardage prop of 30.5 over at DraftKings.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: Cade Otton over 3.5 receptions (-125); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

BAKER MAYFIELD TO CADE OTTON 😤

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— FanDuel (@FanDuel) November 5, 2023

Week 10 Receiving Props – Tyler Boyd Receiving Yards

Tyler Boyd is second in team receptions for Cincinnati with 36 catches. That’s far behind Ja’Marr Chase with 64 and ahead of Tee Higgins’ 27, though Higgins has played one game less.

Boyd has caught three or more passes in each of his past seven games only failing to do so in Week 1.

Week 10 could see Boyd seeing increased usage though as the Bengals are dealing with cluster injuries in their wide receiver corpse.

Higgins suffered a hamstring injury in practice and could miss out, while Chase is dealing with a back injury and expects to play but could be limited.

The Texans already weren’t a top defensive team, allowing 238 passing yards per game (24th), and just played in a shootout 39-37 last week. This week the defense has six starters questionable on the injury report including SS Jimmie Ward and CB Steven Nelson.

Boyd’s yardage prop is set at 47.5, a number he’s only gone over twice this season. He did do it last week (56) and as mentioned, he should be much more involved this week.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: Tyler Boyd over 47.5 receiving yards (-110); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

Week 10 Touchdown Props – CeeDee Lamb Anytime Touchdown

The Cowboys are massive 17-point favorites in the NFL betting odds, and they’ve already defeated the Giants 40-0 once this season. If another blowout is coming, several Cowboys should be finding the endzone and cashing touchdown prop bets.

CeeDee Lamb leads the Cowboys in targets (72), receptions (57) and yards (824). He’s tied with Jake Ferguson in receiving touchdowns with three.

Lamb has been explosive in his past three games finishing with 191, 158 and 117 yards in his last three games. He’s only found the endzone in one of those three games, but did score twice versus the Rams. We’re backing him to score a TD in our Week 10 player props, but with a total of 77.5 receiving yards, he could be a play in that prop too. He did finish with 77 yards when these teams last played.

• NFL Player Prop Picks: CeeDee Lamb anytime touchdown (-110); risk 1 unit at DraftKings

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Season NFL Props Record: 29-28, -2.05 units