Here are three prop opportunities that carry the potential to make the first big NFL Sunday of the season a rewarding one. Be sure to check out our NFL betting trends page as well, for data and odds on every game – along with our parlay picks for Week 2 below.
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Best NFL Week 2 Player Props
- Bijan Robinson Over 128.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards
- Bucky Irving To Score A 1st Half TD
- Dak Prescott Over 22.5 Completions
Bijan Robinson (Falcons vs. Panthers) Rushing + Receiving Yards Odds
Robinson had the odds stacked against him in Week 1 – a road matchup against an always ferocious Steelers defense, and with a third-string quarterback in Coooper Rush leading the Falcons offense. However, the ultra-talented running back still found a way to make his signature impact, recording 173 total yards (83 rushing, 90 receiving) and one receiving TD. Yet, the circumstances shape up quite differently in Week 2, and Robinson still has a reasonable number attached when it comes to his total scrimmage yards prop.
The Falcons are home on the fast track of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and it appears increasingly likely that Michael Penix will be ready to take over the offense from Rush after practicing in full the first two days of the week. Those two factors alone certainly brighten Bijan’s outlook, and it’s also worth noting Robinson has lit up the Panthers for 173 and 143 total yards in two of the last three meetings, and Carolina was trampled by the Bears’ D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai for 258 total yards in Week 1.
Original Line Publish: 128.5
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Bucky Irving (Buccaneers vs. Browns) 1H Touchdown Odds
Irving had somewhat limited opportunity in Week 1 against the Bengals due to game script, yet the third-back turned in an efficient performance. Irving finished with 93 total yards and a rushing touchdown on 15 touches, looking very healthy along the way after an injury-riddled 2025 campaign. Irving would normally also be in line for more rushing touches, and this matchup against the Browns could certainly tee him up for plenty of carries due Tampa Bay being projected for 25 points as 8.5-point favorites as of late Thursday. Meanwhile, Cleveland didn’t give up any rushing touchdowns to the Jaguars in Week 1, but the Browns gave up 15 total touchdowns to running backs in 2025.
Additionally, the Browns surrendered a co-Week 1-high 24.0 first-half points to the Jaguars in Week 1, and they allowed 11.2 first-half points per game on the road in 2025. Deshaun Watson also frequently looked out of sorts against Jacksonville in the opener while taking five sacks and turning the ball over once on an interception, and Todd Bowles’ aggressive defensive scheme could certainly help bring about some short fields and layup TD opportunities for Irving.
Original Line Publish: +190
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Dak Prescott (Cwoboys vs. Commanders) Completion Odds
The Cowboys got the season off to a disappointing start in a Sunday night loss to the Giants, with New York arguably outplaying Dallas to a greater degree than the 28-20 final score indicated. While the Cowboys offense certainly deserves some of the blame for the Week 1 stumble, Prescott still found his way to 22 completions against a defense that had surrendered just under 18 per home game in 2025.
Much like the Falcons, the Cowboys are now in a markedly different scenario in Week 2. Dallas will be in its offense-friendly home field, where the Cowboys averaged 29.9 points per game last season. Prescott naturally played a significant role in that number, averaging 26 completions and 300.8 passing yards per contest at AT&T Stadium while going 6-2 to the Over on the 22.5 in that split.
Washington did limit Jalen Hurts to 14 completions (albeit on just 25 attempts) in his first game running a new offense in Week 1, but Prescott has come just four total completions short of going 8-3 to the Over on this prop in his last 11 meetings vs. Washington.
Original Line Publish: 22.5
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