NFL Week 10 prop party: Expect Bills domination in Miami

We're back with another week of player props and touchdown scorers to supplement our lineup of picks for the Sunday slate. Let's dive into our favorite selections and hopefully turn in another profitable week.

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🏈 Bet: Over 99.5 rushing yards (+160)

James Cook ranks second in the NFL in rushing yards behind Jonathan Taylor and has surpassed 100 yards on the ground in five of eight games this season. He ran for 108 yards on 19 carries against the Dolphins in Week 3, and rushers have gashed Miami all year. Facing a Dolphins defense allowing the third-most rushing yards per contest (145.6), Cook should capitalize again.

🏈 Bet: Under 56.5 rushing yards (-115)

D'Andre Swift missed last week with a groin injury, letting rookie Kyle Monangai take over as the lead back and rush for 176 yards. Although Swift had been running well since Chicago's Week 5 bye, he might return to a timeshare, especially as he makes his way back from a nagging injury. With fewer carries than he's used to, it's hard to see Swift hitting his 56.5 total - a number he's surpassed only three times this year.

🏈 Bet: Under 206.5 passing yards (-115)

Jaxson Dart is the Offensive Rookie of the Year favorite, but not because of his impressive passing stats. His season high is 283 yards in the wild 33-32 loss against the Broncos in October. Aside from that, Dart hasn't thrown more than 202 yards in his five other starts. Largely due to Malik Nabers' absence, the Giants are operating a conservative passing attack that doesn't threaten deep, which should be the case again versus the Bears.

🏈 Bet: Over 3.5 receptions (+145)

Jameson Williams is having a disappointing campaign, but his last few outings suggest a turnaround's coming. He had games of six and four catches in his previous three contests while seeing a solid uptick in targets from Jared Goff. The Commanders are horrible against the pass, and Williams should manage to get open often with relative ease. The Lions need to get Williams going for an added dimension in the passing attack, and a meeting with Washington is the perfect get-right spot.

🏈 Bet: Over 72.5 receiving yards (-115)

Justin Jefferson has eclipsed this total in six of eight matchups this season, and now he gets to face a Ravens defense that's conceding the fifth-most passing yards per game. While J.J. McCarthy is still growing as a passer, being at home should help Jefferson get over the line in a contest with shootout potential.

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NFL news editor Brenden Deeg will provide touchdown scorer props all season long.

🙌 Bet: Anytime TD (+150)

Odunze is coming off his worst performance of the year, but this is an excellent bounce-back spot for him. The Giants' defense has been picked apart by opposing wide receivers in 2025, allowing the third-most targets and fourth-most yards to the position. Odunze has been Chicago's most reliable wideout this season, leading the team in all major receiving categories.

🙌 Bet: Anytime TD (+155)

LaPorta has been on a heater lately, finding the end zone in three of his last four games. He's second on the team in targets (44), receptions (35), and receiving yards (436) while playing over 92% of the offensive snaps. The 24-year-old has a great matchup Sunday, as Washington has surrendered the second-most touchdowns to opposing tight ends this year.

🙌 Bet: Anytime TD (+225)

Kincaid has scored in four of his seven contests this season and has found the end zone in three of the last four. The 26-year-old also leads Buffalo in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns this year. Additionally, opposing tight ends have tormented Miami this year, with the Dolphins allowing the third-most yards and receptions to the position.

🙌 Bet: Anytime TD (+275)

There is no bigger beneficiary of Lamar Jackson being healthy on the Ravens' roster than Bateman. The wideout has eight touchdowns in the last 10 games Jackson has started and found the end zone in last week's victory over the Dolphins. Over the last four weeks, Minnesota's defense has allowed the second-most touchdowns to opposing wide receivers.

🙌 Bet: To score 2+ TDs (+500)

Our long shot of Sunday's slate goes to Allen running in two scores. Yes, we already have a Bills player on the card, but Buffalo's team total is set at 30.5. Sportsbooks are expecting Buffalo's offense to light up the Dolphins' defense. Allen has scored two-plus touchdowns in three games this year and is second among all quarterbacks in red-zone rushing attempts.

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