Week 9 NFL Player Props – Best Player Props to Bet for Sunday, November 6

• Online sportsbooks have opened props for all of the top players for Sunday, November 6
• In Week 9, we’ve picked out 11 NFL player props including picks on Geno Smith, Aaron Jones, DeAndre Hopkins and more
• See all the passing, rushing, and receiving lines, as well as touchdown odds, plus our best player prop picks below

It’s a short slate of games for NFL Week 9 this weekend as six teams are on bye. However, we’ve still come up with 11 NFL player props we like from seven of the games. Will Geno Smith have a day against the Cardinals? Will Matthew Stafford continue to struggle? See our prop picks for these players and more below.

We had a very decent 9-5 (+1.63 units) week last Sunday, to bring our season-long record to 48-41 and -0.21 units. And had we avoided Raiders’ props that went 0-3 due to their shutout (first since 2014), and if Raheem Mostert had mustered a mere three more rushing yards, we could’ve done so much better.

Read on for our Week 9 NFL player props, as well as all the lines for each set of NFL player props.

Passing | Rushing | Receiving | Touchdown Props

NFL Passing Props

All prop odds as of November 4. Be sure to check out this unique DraftKings Sportsbook promo code to bet on the NFL this weekend

Josh Allen is the only quarterback in the Week 9 props above with a passing touchdown total lined at 2.5, but the Under is priced at -190.

Best Passing Props to Bet for Week 9

1) Matthew Stafford under 249.5 passing yards (-125); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

Last week we focused on Matthew Stafford going under his passing yardage total and it paid off as he threw for only 187 yards in the Rams’ 31-14 loss.

We’re going back to the well and betting the under on Stafford’s passing yardage prop again this week, You could also consider betting him under his TD prop. Stafford has only thrown multiple TD passes once this season and it came way back in Week 2. He’s thrown a combined three TD passes in the past five weeks.

Against the Buccaneers, Lamar Jackson had 238 passing yards last week and before that PJ Walker had 177. The combo of Kenny Pickett and Mitchell Trubisky had 211. Marcus Mariota had 147, and even Patrick Mahomes in a three-TD performance had 249. It’s not since way back in Week 3 that Aaron Rodgers just barely eclipsed this number of 249.5 against the Bucs with 255 yards.

Now Cooper Kupp may be slowed after suffering an ankle injury last week and if he is anything less than 100 percent, this already porous Rams’ offense immediately looks much, much worse against a Bucs’ defense ranking sixth in points allowed per game (18.9) and also sixth in passing yards allowed per game (194).

Facing a strong Tampa Bay D, @MatthewBerryTMR places Matthew Stafford on the QB Hate list this week. pic.twitter.com/xDu6Hy2t8X

— Rotoworld Football (@rotoworld_fb) November 3, 2022

2) Geno Smith over 1.5 passing touchdowns (-130); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

To everyone’s surprise, Geno Smith has been one of the most productive quarterbacks this season. He’s ninth in passing yards (1,924) and sixth in passing touchdowns (13). He makes smart decisions too only throwing three picks all season.

Smith began this season with multiple touchdown passes in 4/5 games throwing for 2, 0, 2, 2, and 3 scores. Now that streak came to an end when the Seahawks only won 19-9 at home against these same Cardinals on October 16. Smith threw for zero touchdowns. Since that game, he’s thrown for two scores in back-to-back games once again.

This Cardinals team is a little different though in Week 9. It includes WR DeAndre Hopkins. Since Hopkins returned two games ago, the Cardinal’s offense has come to life. But their games have also turned into shootouts—34-26 and 42-34. Kirk Cousins threw for two and Andy Dalton four TDs in those games against the Cards.

He still hasn't written back. @GenoSmith3 is your NFC Offensive Player of the Month! pic.twitter.com/dAVLv6qhPU

— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) November 3, 2022

NFL Rushing Props

If you’re looking for running backs who are expected to have a big day in Week 9, it’s Dalvin Cook, Travis Etienne and Josh Jacobs, all lined in the 70s, who have some of the highest rushing totals.

Best Rushing Props to Bet for Week 9

1) Aaron Jones over 64.5 rushing yards (-140); risk 1 unit DraftKings Sportsbook 

If the Packers have any hope of ending their four-game losing streak, they’ll likely want to lean on RB Aaron Jones on Sunday. Jones had double-digit carries in three of the opening four games this season. Green Bay won the three games where he did and lost the one where he didn’t. They’ve lost each of their last four games and Jones rushed only eight and nine times in two of those games.

He did have 20 attempts last week and the Pack still lost, but, it came in Buffalo, which was always expected to be a loss. Jones did finish with 143 yards and could have another big day in his player props against the Lions who allow the third-most (154.9) rushing yards per game.

Aaron Jones vs Bills:

🔥157 total yds
🔥19.7 PPR Points pic.twitter.com/2xwnMjY59h

— PFF Fantasy & Betting (@PFF_Fantasy) October 31, 2022

2) Raheem Mostert over 61.5 rushing yards (-115); risk 1 unit DraftKings Sportsbook

Raheem Mostert and the Dolphins face a Bears’ team that is fifth in passing yards allowed per game. But against the run, the Bears have been gashed for 156 yards per game, ranking 31st. Last week they let Dallas RB Tony Pollard run all over them for 131 yards and three TDs. Mostert has averaged just over 76 YPG the past four weeks and should be worth a bet in his Week 9 NFL player props.

With yardage totals of 64, 79, 49, 113 and 69 in recent games, he would’ve gone over this total in four of his past five games. There is some concern he may split time with Jeff Wilson who Miami traded for earlier this week from the 49ers, but being new to the lineup, we’ll still back Mostert to be the main guy in Week 9.

#Dolphins RB Raheem Mostert's last 4 games: 63 rushes, 310 yards. 4.92 YPC. 77.5 YPG.

If Mostert averaged 77.5 YPC for the rest of the year he would end the season with 1163 rushing yards. pic.twitter.com/qlQhjSiWXZ

— BrianCatNFL (@BrianCatNFL) October 27, 2022

NFL Receiving Props

Oddsmakers are expecting Tyreek Hill to fill the stats sheets in Week 9. Hill has the highest receptions total at 7.5 and has a yardage total set at 87.5.

Best Receiving Props to Bet for Week 9

1) Amon-Ra St Brown over 6.5 receptions (-130); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

Amon-Ra St Brown started the season with a bang with 23 catches, 253 yards and three touchdowns in his first three games. Then the injury bug hit and St Brown missed some time. But last week he was back to being productive again for NFL props players catching 7/10 passes for 69 yards. It’s not quite up to his earlier season production, but St Brown should see an increased workload in Week 9 after Detroit traded TJ Hockenson, the team’s leading receiver, to division rival Minnesota on NFL Trade Deadline Day. Fellow WR Josh Reynolds is also questionable on the injury report and hasn’t practiced this week.

Detroit may have lost five of the past six to Green Bay, but they did win the last meeting. coming at home by a 37-30 scoreline. In the past seven games this rivalry was played in Detroit, the Lions have scored 20 or more points. Neither team is playing well right now, so let’s look for Detroit and St Brown to show up on Sunday.

AMON-RA ST. BROWN TO THE MOON 🌙 pic.twitter.com/UFmZK2GevT

— PFF Fantasy & Betting (@PFF_Fantasy) November 1, 2022

2) DeAndre Hopkins over 83.5 receiving yards (-115); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

DeAndre Hopkins has only been back for two games since his suspension, but he’s instantly elevated the Cardinals’ offense. He’s caught 22 of 27 total passes in those games for 103 and 159 yards. Last week he pulled down a score in Arizona’s 34-26 loss to the Vikings. To me, this game looks like a shootout and Seattle’s defense ranks only 21st against the pass.

DeAndre Hopkins since returning:

♦️ 22 catches (1st)
♦️ 262 yards (1st)
♦️ 13 first down + TD receptions (1st) pic.twitter.com/f6l8jQtKKF

— PFF (@PFF) October 31, 2022

3) Evan Engram over 3.5 receptions yards (-175); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

Evan Engram has been heating up for the Jags of late catching six, five, four and four passes for 69, 40, 67 and 55 yards in the past four weeks. Against a Raiders’ defense that has allowed the second-most TDs to TEs (6), you can be sure Trevor Lawrence will be looking Engram’s way on Sunday.

believe it or not, evan engram is a top 10 fantasy tight end right now pic.twitter.com/WNYlZwSIIo

— NFL Fantasy Football (@NFLFantasy) October 30, 2022

4) Gerald Everett over 4.5 receptions (-140); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook

Austin Ekeler, Keenan Allen, Mike Williams and Joshua Palmer are all listed as questionable. The passing targets are running out for Justin Herbert. But starting TE Gerald Everett is still healthy and is the team’s third-leading receiver in yardage and targets.

Everett has finished with five catches in each of the past two weeks and in three of his past four games. With limited options and against an Atlanta pass defense that allows the second-most receptions to tight ends, Everett should be in line to go over his NFL props for receptions.

Gerald Everett to play 400% of snaps. https://t.co/HPuQotglh7

— Christopher D. Long (@octonion) November 4, 2022

Touchdown Props

The odds for each of the top players to score a touchdown from every team can be seen in the Week 9 touchdown props above.

Here’s who I like to find the endzone and why for my Week 9 NFL player props:

1. Kenneth Walker III anytime touchdown (-135); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook: After 88, 97 and 167 yards games, Walker came back to Earth with a 51-yard game on the ground last week in Seattle’s 27-13 win over the Giants. But he did find the endzone, something he’s now done five times in the past four games, scoring in each one.
2. Stefon Diggs anytime touchdown (-110); risk 1 unit at DraftKings Sportsbook: Stefon Diggs has gone over 100 receiving yards and found the endzone in three straight games and now has seven TDs in seven games.
3. Jamaal Williams anytime touchdown (+140); risk 1 unit at Caesars Sportsbook: D’Andre Swift returned to the Lions’ backfield last week but he only rushed for six yards on five attempts. It was clear he was not fully ready to return from injury. That should mean more touches for Jamaal Williams in Week 9 who leads the team in rushing. Williams had two scores last week and his eight rushing touchdowns on the year rank only behind Nick Chubb’s ten.