Best NFL Future Player Props for the 2025-2026 Season

CeeDee Lamb Total Receiving TDs: Over 7.5

• • Over 7.5 receiving TDs (+105)
  • Under 7.5 receiving TDs (-135)

CeeDee Lamb battled through injuries and poor quarterback play last year to post 1,194 yards and six receiving touchdowns. In 2025, Dak Prescott is back under center, and Lamb has a new running mate, George Pickens, who should take away some of the attention of opposing defenses.

Holy Sh*t: Ceedee Lamb is NOT human 🤯🤯

One of the best catches you will see all year. pic.twitter.com/5gOskDHlTV

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) August 21, 2025

Top NFL betting sites list Lamb at over/under 7.5 receiving touchdowns this year. He had 21 total receiving touchdowns in 2022 and 2023.

Dallas could be without Micah Parsons to start the season. Also, after not picking a running back until Day 3 of the Draft, expectations are low for the Cowboys’ rushing game. Lamb and the receiving team as a whole will need to be more productive to compensate for the absence of a running attack.

Assuming Lamb and Prescott are both healthy for most of the season, Lamb should easily cover his receiving touchdown total. I recommend taking the over at +105 in this NFL player futures market.

Aaron Rodgers Total Passing Yards: Under 3,200.5

• • Over 3,200.5 passing yards (-110)
  • Under 3,200.5 passing yards (-120)

Another market on my list of the top NFL player futures bets is Aaron Rodgers’s total passing yards. Rodgers is listed at over/under 3,200.5 yards, with the under as a slight favorite at -120.

Rodgers played all 17 games last year for the Jets, posting 3,897 yards and 28 passing touchdowns. He has thrown for at least 3,600 yards in every season when he has played at least 10 games.

However, Pittsburgh’s offense is expected to have a run-heavy approach in year two under offensive coordinator Arthur Smith. Also, the Steelers have not had a single quarterback throw for over 3,000 passing yards since Big Ben in 2021.

The Steelers’ strength is their defense, which held opponents to just 20.4 PPG last year. Low-scoring games will allow Rodgers to keep his passing attempts to a minimum.

The veteran’s age and injury risk are also a concern in this market. The 41-year-old will be behind an offensive line that is average at best and has an unproven run game around him.

With that in mind, I expect Rodgers to come up short of 3,200 yards and recommend taking the under in this player futures market.

Ashton Jeanty Total Rushing Yards: Over 1,050.5

• • Over 1,050.5 rushing yards (-115)
  • Under 1,050.5 rushing yards (-115)

Rookies are also an excellent option when shopping for the best NFL future player props. Ashton Jeanty is expected to be a Rookie of the Year contender for the Raiders this season. He is listed at over/under 1,050.5 rushing yards in his debut season.

Jeanty rushed for 4,769 yards in his three years at Boise State, including 2,601 yards on the ground in 2024.

Ashton Jeanty: pic.twitter.com/rMsV08bp3J

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 16, 2025

There is a big step up in competition between the Mountain West and the NFL. However, the former Heisman runner-up has the benefit of playing for Pete Carroll, who is expected to have a run-heavy scheme similar to what he used in Seattle.

Other than second-year tight end Brock Bowers, the rest of the Las Vegas offense will offer little to no competition for touches. The Raiders’ top receiver, Jakobi Meyers, recently requested a trade. If Meyers sits out or is traded, that will create even more touches for Jeanty this season.

Also, assuming he stays healthy, Jeanty will have 17 games to work with this season. He only needs to average 62 rushing yards per game to cover his total. The sixth overall pick should easily cover his rushing yards total this season.

2025 Passing Yards Leader: Joe Burrow

• • Joe Burrow (+450)
  • Dak Prescott (+850)
  • Patrick Mahomes (+900)
  • Baker Mayfield (+1000)
  • Jared Goff (+1200)

Betting on individual statistics is not the only way to wager on NFL player futures this season. You can also bet on which players will finish the season as the leader in different statistical categories.

For instance, Joe Burrow is the +450 favorite to be the passing yards leader this season. Burrow led the league last year with 4,918 yards.

After Burrow, the top contenders to lead the league in passing are Dak Prescott (+850), Patrick Mahomes (+900), and Baker Mayfield (+1000). Detroit’s Jared Goff rounds out the top five at 12-1.

Prescott is coming off an injury, Mahomes and the Chiefs’ offense have struggled to produce in recent years, and Goff has to adjust to a new offensive coordinator. Baker is a good sleeper option if his receivers can stay healthy, but Burrow is the clear favorite.

The Bengals QB has arguably the best wide receiver duo in the league at his disposal. Also, the Bengals’ defense was one of the worst units in the league last season and could be even worse this year after an offseason full of contract disputes.

Cincinnati’s only path to victory this season will be to win shootouts. That gives Burrow a unique advantage over every other quarterback, and I think he will repeat as the passing yards king.

NFL Rushing TD Leader: Bijan Robinson

• • Derrick Henry (+450)
  • Jalen Hurts (+550)
  • Saquon Barkley (+650)
  • Bijan Robinson (+900)
  • Kyren Williams (+1000)
  • Josh Allen (+1000)
  • Jahmyr Gibbs (+1000)

You can also wager on the rushing TDs leader for the 2025 season. Derrick Henry is the +450 favorite to have the most rushing scores this season.

The other players at the top of the odds boards in this market include Jalen Hurts (+550), Saquon Barkley (+650), and Bijan Robinson (+900). Kyren Williams, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Josh Allen, the reigning MVP, are tied for the fifth-best odds at +1000.

As fantasy drafts are starting this week, I find it hilarious that Bijan Robinson is considered to be the 62 ranked player in the NFL…yet is going to be 50% of every fantasy league’s No. 1 overall pick. pic.twitter.com/dTggFL7vkZ

— Miles Garrett (@MilesGarrettTV) August 19, 2025

Henry had 16 rushing scores last year, tied with Gibbs and James Cook for the most in the NFL.

King Henry will have to compete with quarterback Lamar Jackson for rush attempts near the goal line. Likewise, Hurts and Barkley will eat into each other’s touches in goal-to-go situations.

Bijan Robinson, on the other hand, is in an ideal situation this year in Atlanta. The Falcons are starting second-year quarterback Michael Penix, Jr., so they will need to rely heavily on the talented running back.

Robinson tied for the fifth-most rushing TDs last year with 14. A bigger reliance on the running game while the Falcons transition to a new quarterback should only increase Robinson’s workload near the goal line, allowing him to lead the NFL in rushing scores this year.