If you’re doing some NFL betting in week 13, I’ve got a handful of player props bets you may want to take advantage of. I did the digging so you don’t have to. Now you just need to decide which ones to tail, and whether or not putting them all together in a big parlay is worth the risk.

There are just six more regular season weeks before we officially begin the march to the Super Bowl, and NFL player props become a bit more difficult to gauge when the playoffs roll around. It might make sense to try to capitalize on the remaining weeks, and that starts with my favorite NFL picks for this week.

The Thanksgiving Day NFL slate gets the party started with three games this Thursday, so I’ll be sure to include my favorite player prop bet from that set of contests. If you want even more advice, be sure to also check out our Week 13 NFL predictions before placing your bets.

NFL Player Prop Odds

Last week got off to a rough start with my Thursday Night Football player prop missing, and Sunday wasn’t any better. Jacoby Brissett and Drake Maye both missed their props by one touchdown, while Derrick Henry scored twice, but couldn’t crack 85.5 rushing yards.

Rashee Rice did hit with 70+ receiving yards, so it wasn’t a total loss. I’m back for redemption in week 13, though, looking for five more NFL player props to cash in with.

I’ve listed my favorite NFL player prop bets above, but if you want some analysis as to why I like each bet, keep reading. Want even more insight and help to formulate winning wagers? Make sure you tap into what the top handicappers in the world have to offer this week.

NFL Player Props Today

Here’s a breakdown of each prop, analyzing matchups, trends, and key factors to help you make informed NFL bets:

Rashee Rice – Over 70+ Receiving Yards (-134)

Matchup: Kansas City Chiefs @ Dallas Cowboys

I am going right back to the well and hammering the Over on this Rashee Rice prop bet. It’s the exact same bet that delivered us a winner last week, and a lot of the same logic applies in week 13.

In fact, this is an even better spot than Rice was looking at last week. He gets a weak Dallas Cowboys pass defense that has given up the 6th most yards to wide receivers on the year. This bet looks good no matter which way you look at this game; if KC just comes out and shreds the Cowboys or if they have to play from behind.

Rice is going to be extremely involved either way, just like we saw last week when he turned eight catches into a season-high 141 receiving yards. He’s also hit 70+ yards in three games on the year now, which is saying something since he’s only suited up for five games.

Dallas has proven time and again how good of a matchup they are for opposing wide receivers, and last week was no different with A.J. Brown popping off for 110 yards and a touchdown. Rice is going to feast on Thanksgiving Day and you can benefit from it.

Joe Burrow – Over 260+ Passing Yards (+100)

Matchup: Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens

There is inherent risk with this week 13 NFL player prop bet, seeing as Joe Burrow is making his long awaited return from a turf toe injury. He obviously may have to shake off some rust, while he’ll be going up against a Baltimore Ravens that is much improved compared to where it was earlier this season.

That said, this is still a total smash bet for me. Joe Burrow had to throw a ton last year – and had one of the worst defenses in all of football – and managed to hit this Over nine different times. That unit didn’t get any better, while Baltimore’s run defense (6th best over the last four weeks) may put an added onus on Cincy finding success through the air.

The game environment could also play into Burrow hitting this mark. The last two meetings between these teams were as explosive as it gets. One game went into overtime (41-38), and the other was a wild 35-34 finish.

If we’re in for anything remotely close to those games, Burrow is going to easily bypass this yardage mark. In fact, this bet feels like such a home run that you could get more ambitious or even consider a ladder bet.

Josh Allen – Over 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-136)

Matchup: Buffalo Bills @ Pittsburgh Steelers

Another NFL player prop I am very high on for this week is Josh Allen to toss two or more touchdowns. This is a winner as long as he passes for two scores, and I am expecting a massive bounce-back from Allen.

Not only does he have nowhere to go but up after a disastrous outing in a loss against the Houston Texans in his last game, but he has a pretty nice matchup in front of him. Not just that, but he and his Buffalo Bills simply cannot afford to lose to the 6-5 Pittsburgh Steelers.

That combination of desperation and matchup should work together beautifully. In terms of the matchup, the Steelers have really struggled against the pass in 2025. They made Caleb Williams look elite last week, and over the last four weeks they’ve allowed the 9th most passing touchdowns.

With the season hanging in the balance, I’d much rather bet on Josh Allen going off than the Steelers shutting him down. This is also a feat Allen has accomplished seven different times this year, so putting up two passing scores really isn’t asking a lot.

Saquon Barkley – Over 80+ Rushing Yards (-102)

Matchup: Chicago Bears @ Philadelphia Eagles

Next up we have a rushing yardage prop bet for Saquon Barkley, who admittedly got completely stifled last week against the Dallas Cowboys, but has been able to hit the Over on this yardage total in two of his last four outings.

This bet is a lot like the Josh Allen prop, however, as it combines urgency and matchup. On one hand, the Philadelphia Eagles need to get back in the win column if they want to feel good about their chances of locking up the top seed in the NFC. On the other, the Chicago Bears are an extremely beatable matchup.

Chicago has not been elite against the run on the year, while they have allowed the 10th most rushing yards to running backs over the last four weeks. This is another massive game for all parties involved, but the game is in Philly and I’m going to side with the better team.

Whether the Eagles actually win or not is irrelevant. I just need Saquon to hit a mark he’s fully capable of delivering on against a team that has not exhibited elite play against the run.

TreVeyon Henderson – Over 70+ Rushing Yards (-119)

Matchup: New York Giants @ New England Patriots

My last week 13 NFL player prop bet has TreVeyon Henderson erupting against the New York Giants on Monday Night Football. This game is in New England and the Pats have a chance to extend their league best nine-game winning streak, while a weak Giants team is on the other side.

Nothing about this matchup looks scary for Henderosn, who has reminded us in recent weeks that he can legit obliterate a rushing yardage prop like this on one big run. He did quiet down a bit last week, but he still played 66% of the snaps and almost got there (66 rushing yards).

I am game to ignore that and focus more on what he did three games ago (147 rushing yards) against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There’s also a strong argument to be made that the Pats have no intention of lightening this guy’s load. He’s seen 18+ carries in each of his last two games, after all.

Of course, the best part is undeniably the tasty matchup. The Giants are atrocious on the ground, as they come into this game ranked dead last in rushing yardage allowed to the running back position.

Henderson could rely on volume, matchup, or one big run. One way or another, he’s hitting this mark and I don’t mind getting even more ambitious than this.

Best NFL Player Prop Picks For Week 13

• Rashee Rice Over 70+ Receiving Yards (-134)
• Joe Burrow Over 260+ Passing Yards (+100)
• Josh Allen Over 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-136)
• Saquon Barkley Over 80+ Rushing Yards (-102)
• TreVeyon Henderson Over 70+ Rushing Yards (-119)

There you have it – my top NFL player prop bets for week 13. I like all of these bets individually and prefer to target them on their own, but I also like them enough to consider including them in any NFL parlays you piece together this week. If you put all five of these props into a parlay, then you would win $2109 for every $100 wagers. That’s a staggering payout!

Just make sure you search for the best NFL odds you can find, as you always want to maximize your betting upside, whether you’re doing solo bets or betting on parlays.

If you need one NFL player prop to rule them all, I’d go with Burrow to top 260+ passing yards.

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