Best NFL Player Prop Bets for Week 10

Week 10 of the NFL season is full of exciting matchups. The player prop market offers several ways to get in on the action.

Without further ado, here are three of the best player props for NFL Week 10, including plays on Kirk Cousins, Tyler Warren and CeeDee Lamb.

Best NFL Player Prop Bets and Picks for Week 10

Vikings at Packers: Kirk Cousins 2+ Passing Touchdowns (+128)

Kirk Cousins is back in Minnesota for a second stint with the Vikings after being traded from the Raiders. The Vikings have the best defense in the NFL this season, but the offense has not held up its end of the bargain. Minnesota has one of the best receivers in the NFL on its roster, but he has been wasted by the quarterback play Minnesota has had this season.

It was a perfect move to make, as Cousins is in the midst of his best season since 2022-23, his final full season with the Vikings. Cousins currently ranks fifth in the NFL in passing yards and second in passing touchdowns. He should provide the exact offensive spark that Minnesota needs, and it couldn’t come at a better time, with a massive divisional game against the Packers on deck.

Cousins should adapt to this offense quickly, as he spent so much time in Kevin O’Connell’s system. He is also smart enough to know the best thing he can do is throw it in the direction of Justin Jefferson, something that the Vikings’ quarterbacks since Cousins left have struggled to pick up on. Cousins has thrown for at least two touchdowns in seven of nine games this season, so getting this bet at plus-money is great value, even with him on a new team.

Colts vs. Dolphins: Tyler Warren Anytime Touchdown (+190)

This is one of the ugliest games of the week between the 1-7 Dolphins and the 2-7 Colts. However, the players on the field are still doing everything in their power to perform. That will include the Colts’ standout tight end Tyler Warren. Following the trades of Keenan Allen and Josh Downs, the Colts’ receiver room is totally depleted. The running game will be heavily utilized by Indianapolis the rest of the year after not trading Jonathan Taylor. However, in the passing game, Tyler Warren is Daniel Jones’ best option and it’s not even close.

Warren had a sensational rookie season, but he has not been able to match that productivity in his sophomore season. That can largely be attributed to how disastrous this Colts team has been. Downs led the team in receiving and Allen was second behind him. Warren now leads the team in every receiving category, among players still on the roster. Jones should spam him with targets in this game against Miami, and he will have success doing so.

The Dolphins rank 31st in the NFL in defensive EPA/dropback and 32nd in defensive dropback success rate. They have been the easiest team in the league to throw against this season, and Jones should be able to get the ball to his tight end. The threat of Jonathan Taylor will keep the Miami defense honest and open up space for Warren. At +190, it’s hard to pass up the chance to back Warren against this bad secondary.

Cowboys vs. 49ers: CeeDee Lamb Anytime TD (-110)

CeeDee Lamb is my other favorite touchdown-scorer bet this week. Unlike the Colts, this Cowboys offense is electric when it’s clicking. Dallas ranks sixth in the NFL in offensive EPA/play this season. The Dallas offense is always more potent at home as well. Since the start of the 2021 season, the Cowboys are averaging 29.9 points per game at AT&T Stadium. This should be a back-and-forth shootout against one of the NFL’s best offenses, the 49ers.

Lamb is a massive reason for the Cowboys’ success this season. After George Pickens’ breakout 2025-26 season, it has been Lamb who has reclaimed his crown in 2026. He ranks second or third in the NFL in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns this season. He should be in for another big game against the 49ers. The last time he faced off against San Francisco, in 2024, he had 13 catches for 146 yards and two touchdowns.

Lamb should find the end zone against the 49ers again this time around. San Francisco ranks 31st in the NFL in opponent passing touchdown percentage. Its opponents have scored 73.3% of their touchdowns through the air this season. Dak Prescott should attack this secondary and look towards his favorite target early and often. Lamb had a monster game last time out against the Colts and should keep the momentum going this week.