Top 10 NFL Player Props for Week 14: Best Bets and Expert Picks

The Dallas Cowboys and Detroit Lions got Week 14 off to an exciting, high-scoring start on Thursday Night Football. 

With 13 games still to come, fans have plenty of options for NFL player props this week. But which ones should they bet on?

Well, we’ve got a few ideas. Here are our top ten NFL player props for Week 14 (in no particular order).

Zay Flowers — OVER 55.5 Receiving Yards (-110, bet365)

Flowers, like the rest of the Ravens offense, had a bad day last week against the Bengals. However, he went over this total in his previous five games. The Ravens will likely target Flowers early and often against a Steelers defense giving up over 170 yards per game to wide receivers.

Bijan Robinson — OVER 35.5 Receiving Yards (-120, bet365)

Seattle ranks 29th in the NFL in receiving yards allowed to opposing running backs. Robinson has gone over this mark in his last three games. With Drake London out, Robinson becomes the best weapon in the passing game for Kirk Cousins.

Cam Ward — UNDER 175.5 Passing Yards (-113, DraftKings)

Ward has put up a few decent outings in the second half of the season, but he’s coming off a 141-yard effort against Jacksonville. Against Cleveland’s No. 2 pass defense, don’t count on him to do much more. Take the under.

Terry McLaurin — OVER 0.5 Touchdowns (+220, BetMGM)

Marcus Mariota was happy to have McLaurin back last week and targeted him 14 times. Whether it’s Mariota or Jayden Daniels returning this week, McLaurin should see double-digit targets again.

Against a lackluster Saints pass defense, there’s a strong chance he finds the end zone.

Jacoby Brissett — OVER 250.5 Passing Yards (-114, FanDuel)

The Cardinals struggle to run the ball, and they’ll likely be playing from behind throughout. Brissett has attempted 40+ passes in four straight starts and in five of seven overall. His lowest passing total this season is 258 yards.

The Rams’ defense is allowing 246.6 passing yards per game.

Jonathan Taylor — UNDER 94.5 Rushing Yards (-110, BetMGM)

Taylor is one of just two running backs averaging 100+ rushing yards per game this season, but he’s missed this mark in two straight — 85 vs. Houston and 58 vs. Kansas City. Jacksonville is giving up a league-low 82.4 rushing yards per game.

The most any running back has managed against the Jags this year is 63 yards.

C.J. Stroud — OVER 12.5 Rushing Yards (-110, bet365)

In the seven games before his concussion, Stroud ran for 13+ yards in six of them. Against Kansas City last season, he ran six times for 42 yards.

A shaky offensive line plus a strong KC pass rush should have him scrambling early and often. The Chiefs allow opposing QBs to run for 20+ yards per game.

Oronde Gadsden — UNDER 3.5 Receptions (-105, BetMGM)

Gadsden was hot a few weeks ago, but over the last three games he’s recorded three, two, and one receptions. Last week he saw just two targets. With the Eagles defending tight ends very well, it’s unlikely he bounces back here.