Top 10 NFL Player Prop Bets for Week 4: Chris Godwin, Derrick Henry & More

There have been some wild performances, several predictable ones, and a few we just didn’t see coming. But heading into Week 4 with multiple games in the books and new injury intel at our fingertips, we can make more informed decisions when betting on NFL Player Props for Week 4.

With 15 games on deck, starting bright and early with Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh from Ireland at 9:30 a.m. and ending with a double header on Monday, we have hundreds of player props to choose from.

Here are our ten favorites (odds via FanDuel unless otherwise stated):

Omarion Hampton, OVER 65.5 rushing yards at -114

Hampton got 19 carries against the Broncos for 70 yards and a score. With Najee Harris out for the season, chances are good the first-round rookie gets 15-20 touches a week. Since the Giants have been giving up over 100 yards/game to running backs, the OVER looks good for the run-first Chargers.

Ashton Jeanty, OVER 65.5 rushing yards at -110 (bet365)

The Raiders’ lead back has yet to hit this mark. But he’ll be going up against a poor run defense in the Chicago Bears that has given up the second-most rushing yards to running backs this season (121 ypg).

If he can’t get OVER this TOTAL this week, I’m going to start calling him Trent Richardson Jr. and bet the UNDER on his TOTAL the rest of the season.

Tucker Kraft, OVER 42.5 receiving yards at -114

Kraft went for 100+ in Week 2 but failed to come close to his total last week or in Week 1. Last week was just a bad all-around week for the Green Bay offense and Kraft wasn’t fully healthy. All the more reason to think Kraft (among others) will be looking for redemption this week.

Matthew Golden, OVER 40.5 receiving yards at -114

Golden has caught all six passes thrown his way, but had zero in Week 2 and 16 yards in Week 1. But after catching four for 52 yards in last week’s awful game vs. the Browns, it would not be shocking to see him take center stage vs. Dallas.

Jaylen Warren, Anytime Touchdown at +155

Warren has yet to run for a score this season, but he is the Steelers’ leading back at the moment, and he has received a majority of the touches when Pittsburgh has had the ball inside the ten-yard line. Minnesota has only given up two rushing touchdowns, but I still like the value here at +155.

Nick Chubb, Anytime Touchdown at +155 (DraftKings)

I’m not sure how much faith I really want to put in the Houston offense. But they are facing a Tennessee defense that is giving up over five yards a carry and the second-most rushing touchdowns in the league (six) next to the Ravens (seven).

Chris Godwin, Anytime Touchdown at +250

With Mike Evans out and Emeka Egbuka dealing with a hip injury, Baker Mayfield will be looking to Godwin early and often. Considering how well Matthew Stafford threw against the Eagles last week, Mayfield could be in for a good day, and Godwin by association. It’s a risky play against a good team in his first week back, but at +250, there is too much value to pass up.

Derrick Henry, UNDER 18.5 rushing attempts at -125 (BetMGM)

If the Ravens were smart, they’d give Henry the ball at least 20 times. But they are not going to do that, and if asked, they’ll reference his three fumbles. In reality, they just want to showcase Lamar Jackson and the passing game more. He’ll probably get around 12-13 carries in this game; maybe 15 if he doesn’t fumble.

Daniel Jones, UNDER 0.5 Interceptions at -155 (bet365)

I get the feeling every time I tune into a sports talk show that NFL analysts and pundits everywhere are just waiting for Jones to have a bad game so they can say, “I told you so; he’s still the same old Daniel Jones.” But I’m choosing to believe what we’ve seen from him. The Rams will be a real test for him, but the LA defense has one pick out of 92 opponents' pass attempts. Jones has yet to throw one, and there is no reason to think he’ll have one in this game.

Demarcus Robinson, Anytime Touchdown at +600 (DraftKings)

This will be Robinson’s first game back after being suspended for violating the league's substance abuse policy, and his timing couldn’t be better for the 49ers. Ricky Pearsall and Jauan Jennings are dealing with injuries and didn’t practice on Wednesday. They may need to throw Robinson right into the fire because of all the injuries. So, he could see a high number of snaps this week. If opportunity arises, he’ll be a solid target in the red zone.

He was a good one last year for the Rams and could be one here for Purdy/Jones.