NFL Player Props
Projected fantasy points, passing, rushing and receiving yards, catches and touchdown odds for every NFL player this week.
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Anytime TDWho is most likely to find the end zone this week — touchdown odds driven by goal-line work, not just big-play ability.View board →Fantasy PointsEvery roster spot in one place — quarterbacks through kickers and team defenses, with a realistic floor and ceiling, in DraftKings, FanDuel, PPR, half-PPR or standard scoring.View board →Passing YardsProjected passing yards for every starting quarterback this week, with the matchup and volume behind the number.View board →Rushing YardsProjected rushing yards for every back this week — carries, matchup and goal-line role, not just last week's box score.View board →Receiving YardsProjected receiving yards for every pass-catcher this week, built from projected targets and how his defense covers.View board →ReceptionsProjected catches for every pass-catcher this week — useful for PPR lineups and reception props alike.View board →Passing TDsProjected passing touchdowns for every quarterback this week, driven by his team's red-zone trips.View board →Rush + Rec YardsProjected rushing plus receiving yards — the total-yardage view for backs and receivers who do both.View board →Tackles + AssistsProjected combined tackles for every defender this week, built from defensive snap share, how many plays his opponent runs, and how often that opponent runs the ball.View board →Solo TacklesProjected solo tackles for every defender this week — the same workload model, split by how often he finishes a tackle unassisted.View board →KickingProjected field goals by distance and extra points for every kicker this week — the 40-49 and 50+ makes that pay 4 and 5 fantasy points, not just a field-goal total.View board →Team DefenseProjected DST points for every defense this week — sacks, takeaways and the points-allowed tier that decides most of the score, with a shutout chance for each.View board →SacksProjected sacks for every pass rusher this week, driven by his snap share, his team's pressure rate and how often his opponent drops back.View board →InterceptionsThe chance each starting quarterback throws a pick this week. Books post this at 0.5, so what matters is whether he throws one at all — not how many he averages.View board →