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Best NFL Week 10 Player Prop Bets for Sunday 11/9/25

Best NFL Week 10 Player Prop Bets for Sunday 11/9/25

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By: Blake Krass

The 2025 NFL season rolls on to the Sunday slate of Week 10. 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 10, including Nico Collins, Breece Hall and Jameson Williams.


NFL Week 10 Player Props

Nico Collins Anytime TD (+155)

This is a huge game for Nico Collins and the Texans. Houston is on its last legs if it hopes to make it to the postseason for the third straight year. Matters are made worse by the fact that C.J. Stroud is set to miss this game with a concussion. The Texans looked in charge last week against Denver before Stroud went down with that concussion, causing them to surrender the lead late and lose the game. The Jaguars are one of the teams they will be fighting with for a Wild Card spot if they get things back on track, which makes this game even more important. Davis Mills will get the start for Houston. While he is a downgrade from Stroud, he is experienced in this system and has started games for Houston before.

Mills has shown an established connection with Collins over the years. As a backup quarterback, Mills will look to the team’s most talented weapon and the pass catcher he has known the longest. In fact, the last game in which Mills threw a touchdown pass was on Christmas Eve of 2023. One of his two touchdown passes in that game was to Nico Collins. That connection was already clear when Mills came in relief for Stroud last week, as the wideout finished with seven catches for 75 yards. Houston has struggled to run the ball this season and the Jaguars also rank 28th in the NFL in defensive dropback success rate. So, Mills should look to throw to Collins when this team gets close to the end zone.

Breece Hall o79.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards (-112)

Breece Hall was uncertain about whether he would still be a Jet this Sunday. There was heavy speculation that Hall could be dealt to a contender that could use his services. The Jets sold off several key pieces on defense, but kept the offense intact. Hall surely would have loved to join a contender rather than stay with the one-win Jets. However, this is a contract year for Hall, so he will continue to put his best foot forward in order to land at his preferred destination this offseason.

Hall had his best game of the season in the Jets’ win over the Bengals. He rushed for 133 yards and two scores, and added a couple of catches on top of that. Garrett Wilson is returning for the Jets this week, which adds some more balance to the offense for New York. The Browns will not be able to sell out to stop Hall because of how dangerous Wilson is in the passing game. The Jets have been a solid running team all season, ranking eighth in the NFL in offensive rushing success rate. The Browns’ defense has not been the same on the road this season. It is only allowing 13.5 points per game in Cleveland, compared to 32.5 points per game on the road. Hall should be able to create big plays against this defense and get over this number for the second straight week.

Jameson Williams Longest Reception o21.5 Yards (-120)

Jameson Williams has had a quiet season so far for the Lions. Williams had a breakout 1,000-yard campaign for the Lions last season, but has not had the same success in 2025. While he has been inconsistent overall, he has still found a way to bust some big plays for Detroit. He is only averaging 2.6 catches per game, but those catches are going for an average of 16.9 yards. That ranks fifth in the NFL in yards per catch this season. During the bye week, Lions OC John Morton stated that he had “failed” Williams by not getting him the ball more. Following the bye week, Williams was targeted six times for four catches, resulting in 66 yards and a touchdown. Despite his slow season, he has a catch of at least 22 yards in five of eight games this season. If the bigger workload continues, he should see plenty of chances to clear this number. The Commanders’ pass defense has been awful, ranking 29th in defensive EPA/dropback. This game gives Williams a great opportunity to hit at least one bomb down the field.

Blake Krass has contributed to DraftKings since 2024, and is a content creator with a specialty in sports betting. Blake primarily focuses on college football and NFL coverage but will also be covering college basketball, the NBA, MLB and more. Prior to arriving at DK, Blake was a sports betting writer for The Action Network.
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