It’s not a full Sunday slate of NFL action with two Monday night matchups, but there will still be plenty of games to bet on, with many player props available.
To help you with your betting choices, we’ve thoroughly researched each game to find the best options.
What is considered “best” can vary for each bettor, but here are 10 of our top NFL player props for Week 15. (The following props are listed in no particular order. Odds are from FanDuel unless stated otherwise).
Commanders vs. Saints
Jake Haener, QB, New Orleans Saints O/U 188.5 Passing Yards -113/-113
The Saints’ passing game hasn’t been great, especially since Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed were placed on injured reserve. Now, Jake Haener, a former fourth-round pick, will make his first NFL start against a decent Washington defense.
The Commanders’ defense will likely take advantage of Haener’s lack of experience. His most notable performance was on October 27 against the Chargers, where he went 9 of 17 for 122 yards.
Take the UNDER.
Alvin Kamara, O/U 16.5 Rushing Attempts +100/-130 (BetMGM)
Kamara has had 17 or more rushing attempts in four of his last five games. Since Washington’s defense struggles with stopping the run, it’s likely the Saints will give Kamara the ball even more this time.
Take the OVER.
Patriots vs. Cardinals
Drake Maye, O/U 20.5 Pass Completions -128/-102
Maye has completed at least 22 passes in five of his last seven games. The two games where he didn’t reach this total were because he left one early due to a concussion and the other was a game where New England’s defense dominated, and he didn’t need to throw much. Opposing quarterbacks have completed 21 or more passes against the Cardinals in eight straight games.
Take the OVER.
Kyler Murray, O/U 223.5 Passing Yards -120/-110 (DraftKings)
Murray has had some ups and downs this season, but recently he has been playing well. In his last four games, he threw for 266, 285, 260, and 259 yards. With the Cardinals’ running game struggling, he threw 24, 37, 45, and 38 passes in those games.
While the Cardinals have lost the last three games and were playing catch-up, that might not happen this week. Even so, since their running game is weak and the Patriots’ pass defense has been average, he will likely throw enough to surpass this total.
Take the OVER.
Ravens vs. Giants
Justice Hill, O/U 15.5 Rushing Yards at -113/-113
Looking at his stats this season, the UNDER seems like a solid choice. He has gone UNDER this total in seven of his last eight games. With Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson handling most of the running duties, this makes sense.
However, if this game becomes a blowout as expected, the Ravens might rest Henry in the second half. They’ll want to keep him fresh for future games. It’s possible that Hill plays most of the second half, if not the entire fourth quarter.
Take the OVER.
Dolphins vs. Texans
Tua Tagovailoa, O/U 264.5 Passing Yards at -113/-113
The Texans have a good defense, but their stats don’t show just how effective they are. Overall, they rank seventh in pass defense, allowing only 198.8 passing yards per game.
Still, other quarterbacks have thrown for more than 200 yards against them. In their most recent game, Jacksonville’s Mac Jones threw for 235 yards, and before that, Will Levis, Cooper Rush, and Jared Goff all threw for significant yardage.
Tagovailoa has thrown for 300 or more yards in his last three games and had 288 yards in the game before that stretch. With the run game struggling, he has been passing a lot. Even if he starts slow, he will likely hit the OVER in the second half.
Take the OVER.
Tua Tagovailoa, O/U 1.5 Passing Touchdowns at -128/-102
Houston has given up 26 passing touchdowns this season, the most in the NFL. Tagovailoa has thrown for two or more touchdowns in each of his last four games. It would be a surprise if he didn’t throw at least two TD passes in this game.
Take the OVER.
Tyreek Hill, O/U 71.5 Receiving Yards at -113/-113
Hill hasn’t had the best season, but he and Tagovailoa have had a strong connection in the last two games. Hill was targeted 23 times, catching 16 passes for 198 yards. The Texans may try to limit Hill, but their defense doesn’t have the personnel to stop him. Even if Hill takes a while to get going, he should reach over 71.5 yards.
Take the OVER.
De’Von Achane, O/U 47.5 Rushing Yards at -113/-113
The Texans have a decent run defense, and Achane has struggled to get the Dolphins’ running game going this season. He has only gone over 47.5 rushing yards once in his last five games.
He will likely stay under this total since Miami will probably focus on passing against the Texans’ defense.
Take the UNDER.
Nico Collins, O/U 88.5 Receiving Yards at -113/-113
Collins has played better in each game since returning from a five-game injury absence, including an eight-reception, 119-yard performance against the Jaguars. C.J. Stroud will likely target him 10 to 15 times in this game. If Collins catches about half of those passes, he should go over 88.5 receiving yards.
Take the OVER.
