2021 Player Props Record: 75-47 (61.5%)
2022 Player Props Record: 85-68 (55.6%)
2023 Player Props Record: 79-59 (57.2%)
2024 Player Props Record: 70-50 (58.3%)
2025 Player Props Record: 29-12 (70.7%, +15.08 units)
Each week in this space, you’ll get my recommended discrepancy-based player prop bets and “anytime” touchdown scorer bets. We had just a 3-3 prop bet record in Week 6 making it the first week this season we did not have a winning record. We lost two props by five or fewer yards and David Njoku got injured, killing another prop. That’s the nature of the beas,t though, and we’re jumping right back into it this week looking for the largest player prop discrepancies and betting opportunities.
Before we get to this week’s recommended plays, here’s some background on the process I use to find the props featured in this article. Looking to get an edge over the sportsbooks, a handful of years ago, I started manually comparing each of John Hansen’s player projections to the player props offered by the books. I looked for the largest discrepancies between John’s numbers and the books’ numbers to identify betting opportunities. In the old days, I had to look up each prop myself.
Now, our prop finder tool does that hard work for me. I use the tool to find the biggest discrepancies, and then I decide which props I like best – shopping the various books for the most favorable odds, of course. I’ve developed a good feel and a baseline for what constitutes a “significant” discrepancy between the projections and the props, and I’ve been betting accordingly.
Best Bets
Here are my recommended “discrepancy” plays of the week, followed by a list of the most significant discrepancies I considered for this article:
