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NFL Player Prop Bets for Week 7 Today

Best Patriots vs. Bills Player Prop Bets

Josh Allen

The Buffalo Bills offense had a rough day in the Week 6 edition of Sunday Night Football, struggling to reach 14 points and barely escaping with a win over a weak New York Giants team.

On Sunday, Buffalo will face the Patriots in New England, and I can’t help but feel that Bill Belichick’s team just isn’t ready for this matchup.

The Bills’ defense gave Miami trouble three weeks ago, and while Buffalo lost a couple of pieces to injuries, it is still doing a great job against opposing teams’ passing attacks. Buffalo has allowed opponents an average of 190 passing yards per game, and that’s not good news for a Patriots team that can’t seem to get anybody open in its very underwhelming scheme.

My concern for Sunday is the game script, even though Buffalo is not the sort of team that will exclusively be running the football once it goes up by two scores. Bills QB Josh Allen could see plenty of action this week, and I expect him to bounce back with a much better performance than what he managed against the Giants.

In his last three starts against New England, Allen has thrown for an average of 263 yards per game, including a 314-yard, three-TD performance back in 2021.

Just last Sunday, New England allowed Las Vegas Raiders quarterbacks Jimmy Garoppolo and Brian Hoyer to combine for 264 passing yards. However, they are not giving up big yardage totals to the league’s top quarterbacks. Miami’s Tua Tagovailoa threw for only 249 yards against the Pats, which is his lowest total of the season so far.  Philadelphia’s Jalen Hurts threw for 170, and Dallas’ Dak Prescott for 260. No quarterback has thrown for anywhere near 300 yards against New England this season.

Those other well-quarterbacked offenses also had more receiving options than what the Bills have. Prescott had CeeDee Lamb, Brandin Cooks, Michael Gallup, and Tony Pollard at his disposal, while we all know how dangerous the Dolphins’ receivers are. Buffalo relies too heavily on Stefon Diggs at times, and I don’t see anybody else on the Bills putting up anywhere near 100 yards receiving.

I’ll take the under on Allen’s passing yards on the road. I’ve talked myself into it and now, looking at the evidence and the Patriots’ defensive stats so far this year against other talented QBs -- even in ugly games -- I feel great about it.

The Pick: Josh Allen Under 253.5 Passing Yards (-115)

Best Buccaneers vs. Falcons Player Prop Bets

Drake London

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are a great team when it comes to defending against the run, but a bad team when it comes to defending against the pass. They allow just 83.8 yards per game on the ground, but it’s a completely different story through the air. Against an opponent’s passing attack, the Bucs are one of the worst-performing defenses in football -- giving up 247 yards per game.

While I have my doubts about quarterback Desmond Ridder’s long-term future in Atlanta, I must admit he has looked a lot better with the Falcons over the past two weeks. He played well two weeks ago against Houston and made some good throws last Sunday at home against Washington, too. However, some ugly turnovers cost Ridder and Atlanta in their 24-16 loss to the Commanders.

In each of the past two games, Ridder was able to find wide receiver Drake London in multiple spots. London gets a lot of work in short yardage, with exactly half of his receptions coming within 10 yards of the line of scrimmage, but Atlanta also loves to send him deep.

London is a threat in man-to-man coverage for all four quarters, and when he does get targeted more than 20 yards downfield, he’s performing at a high level.

London’s targets are way up in the last two weeks, and he enters this weekend’s game on the heels of a season-high 12 targets against Washington. I love the over here for the Falcons wide receiver in what might be my favorite pick of the week.

The Pick: Drake London Over 47.5 Receiving Yards (-120)

Best Chiefs vs. Chargers Player Prop Bets

Justin Herbert

Let me start by saying that I don’t love this upcoming matchup for quarterback Justin Herbert and the Chargers offense.

Kansas City’s defense is performing extremely well with a secondary that has quietly become one of the NFL’s fastest and most difficult to play against. The Chiefs defensive backs are comfortable in man coverage and are extremely disruptive – allowing just 183 passing yards per game -- the sixth-best mark in the league.

While I certainly recognize that Herbert has been throwing at high volume this season, his numbers have declined from the 40-plus attempts we saw from him in both Weeks 2 and 3.

Herbert threw 41 times in Week 2 at Tennessee and 49 times in Week 3 at Minnesota. Both of those teams have very underwhelming secondaries and do not defend the pass well. In his last two games, Herbert threw just 24 times against Las Vegas before jumping back up to 37 attempts in Week 6 against Dallas.

While I expect to see Herbert throw 35 to 40 passes in this game, the over/under feels high against a team like Kansas City. Herbert's 37 pass attempts in Week 6 resulted in 227 yards. Unless this turns into a complete shootout, which I don’t expect, Herbert shouldn’t go much higher than the 230-yard mark at Arrowhead on Sunday afternoon.

I don’t love the Chargers’ depth at wide receiver. Keenan Allen could face tight coverage, and his fellow receivers, Josh Palmer and rookie Quentin Johnston, have been inconsistent as a supporting cast this year.

The Pick: Justin Herbert Under 266.5 Passing Yards (-120)

Best Rams vs. Steelers Player Prop Bets

Cooper Kupp

Cooper Kupp has only been back in action with the Los Angeles Rams for two games, yet he has 266 receiving yards this season. Quarterback Matt Stafford and his star wide receiver have one of the best connections in football, and it has already resulted in 22 targets for Kupp over those two appearances.

Puka Nacua enthusiasts might be in slight panic mode this week after the Rams’ other key receiver saw his yardage total tumble last week while Stafford favored the former Triple Crown winner. Kupp went for 148 yards and a touchdown against Arizona, while Nacua had just four catches for 26 yards -- his lowest yards-per-catch average of the season.

Kupp is without a doubt the Rams’ main guy. We all knew that was the case even before he came back, but we’re now seeing it play out in real time. I don’t expect his targets to come down against Pittsburgh this weekend. For Los Angeles, this matchup favors high volume at medium range against a Steelers defense that needs linebacker T.J. Watt to play like his life depends on it every single week.

Watt practically beat the Baltimore Ravens by himself last weekend -- covering for a poor offensive performance and a weak secondary. The Steelers are allowing just under 250 passing yards per game. They are clearly unhappy with the way things are going, as they continue to make personnel changes on the back end.

Kupp should feast on this Pittsburgh defense. He is averaging 133 receiving yards per game, and even this 90.5 yard line isn’t enough to scare me away from betting the over in this one.

The Pick: Cooper Kupp Over 90.5 Receiving Yards (-115)

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