The 2025 NFL season is on to the Sunday slate of Week 15. There are plenty of ways to get in on the action. Here’s a look at my favorite player prop bets for this week’s schedule, all of which you can place on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Without further ado, here are three of the best player props for NFL Week 15.
NFL Week 15 Player Props
Tyler Warren o33.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
Tyler Warren had a fantastic start to his rookie season, but just like the rest of the Colts offense, he cooled off in recent weeks. He still ranks fourth among tight ends in receiving yards this season, but he has just 37 combined receiving yards over his past two games. However, in the 11 games prior to that, Warren was averaging over 60 yards per game. Last week, most of the game was quarterbacked by Riley Leonard in his first-ever NFL action, and the week prior, the Colts faced the league’s best pass defense, the Texans. So, there is no reason to panic over those two poor performances.
Philip Rivers is getting the start for the Colts after joining the team just a few days ago and not playing professional football in several years. It’s unclear how well Rivers will be able to perform, but he likely won’t be able to push the ball downfield. The Colts should lean on their run game and give Rivers easy options in the passing game, like getting the ball to Warren and letting him make plays after the catch. The Seahawks have a great defense, but they struggle against tight ends. Seattle ranks 31st in the league in both receptions and receiving yards allowed to opposing tight ends. Warren should bounce back and get over this receiving yards number.
Isaiah Likely o38.5 Receiving Yards (-110)
The Ravens are desperately in need of a win this week against the Bengals. The last time these teams faced off, the Ravens totally self-destructed, turning the ball over five times. They should have a much better performance this time around. The Bengals have the worst defense in the league, ranking dead last in defensive EPA/play and defensive success rate. The Bengals also have by far the worst defense in the league against tight ends. They are giving up 96.8 receiving yards per game to opposing tight ends, while the next-worst team in the league is only giving up 71.8 yards per game.
That should mean a big game for Isaiah Likely. The Ravens have two tight ends, Likely and Mark Andrews. However, Andrews has really struggled the past couple of weeks. Andrews has exactly one reception in two of his past three games. Likely was also the Ravens’ leading receiver in the first matchup against the Bengals. He had five catches for 95 yards in the first matchup and has a great chance to produce at a similar level in this matchup. The Bengals can’t stop tight ends, and with Likely’s size and speed, he should be able to make catches and turn them into big plays, clearing this number.
Marcus Mariota o29.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Marcus Mariota is starting once again for the Commanders after Jayden Daniels got re-injured in his return last week. There have been seven games this season that he has either started or played a large percentage of the game in relief of Daniels. In four of those seven games, Mariota has at least 30 rushing yards. He should be able to reach that number against the Giants as well. The Giants have the worst run defense in the league, ranking dead last in defensive EPA/rush and defensive dropback success rate. They rank 31st in the league in rushing yards per game allowed to opposing quarterbacks. The first time these teams matched up this season, Jayden Daniels was at quarterback for the Commanders, but he rushed for 68 yards. The last time the Giants faced a mobile quarterback, they gave up 63 rushing yards to Caleb Williams. Mariota should lean on his legs in this game and rush for at least 30 yards.
