Best NFL Prop Bets for Divisional Round NFL Player Props

• It’s time to lock in and start getting bets down for the NFL Divisional Playoff slate 
• In the NFL Playoffs, bettors have a giant advantage over the books with player prop bets
• Getting bets in on Friday is my favorite strategy, and it’s no different for this week

We’ve got four NFL games this weekend, so it’s time to start getting serious about what we want to bet. After this weekend, we’ll only have three NFL games left this season, so it’s important that we get as much action in as possible while we still can. It’s a long offseason, but we do it every year, so I’m confident that we can do it again this year.

Being that there are only four games this weekend, we don’t have as many options as we normally do, but make no mistake, we’ve got enough. The two best two bets I’ve found just so happen to be in the same game which is the Baltimore Ravens vs Buffalo Bills. Not to alarm anyone, but these could be the greatest two bets we’ve ever seen. Keep reading.

Divisional Round NFL Player Props and Odds

Lamar Jackson Has Wheels

When we think about Lamar Jackson, I’m sure we all think of him as a “Mike Vick” type quarterback. A guy that nobody is allowed to use on Madden because he can beat you so bad with his legs. We’ve all been there and it’s just not very fun.

But, that’s not totally accurate. The man can sling the rock, and he deserves all the praise he gets as a passer.

Lamar Jackson has 23 TDs to 1 INT on the road this season.

Thats BEST ALL TIME.

23:1!!!!!!!

Are you kidding me? #RavensFlock pic.twitter.com/MGQuRP4q3F

— Kay Adams (@heykayadams) January 16, 2025

Here’s the thing about Lamar, we can still bet his rushing props. In fact, his passing prowess is actually helping suppress his rushing prop lines. That and the fact that he rushed for a career-low 8.2 attempts per game this season. True ball-knowers out there should be seeing opportunity all over the place.

The fact of the matter is, Lamar still runs; he just picks his spots. We saw him go for 14+ attempts three times this season. Sure, the Ravens may want to limit his exposure in the running game, but when push comes to shove in a close one, Lamar is going to flash the wheels.

I know the haters are going to say that Lamar only ran the ball six times against Buffalo the first time these teams met, but as usual, the haters lack the vision to make good bets. For starters, that game ended 35-10. There was no incentive whatsoever to run Lamar in that game. In fact, he only ran the ball twice in the second half.

In a closer contest, we should see more of Lamar’s legs. It should be noted that he ran 15 times last week. I think he approaches that number again this week. Feels right.

• The Pick: Lamar Jackson Over 9.5 Rushing Attempts (+105) – ESPN

Justice Hill Was Born To Catch Balls

The running back position has changed quite a bit since I was a kid. Sure, we had Roger Craig, but for the most part, running backs ran while wide receivers and tight ends caught passes. It’s just the way it was. And honestly, I was fine with that.

Now, we’re looking at a whole new world. There are running backs that make a living in the passing game. Justice Hill is one of them.

.@jhill21_ and @Lj_era8 made it happen

Watch Wired: https://t.co/bXH3wDwePY pic.twitter.com/imgpJ09wiK

— Baltimore Ravens (@Ravens) January 16, 2025

If you’ve watched any of the Ravens’ games this season, then you know Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson run the ball, and Justice Hill catches it out of the backfield. Justice is very good at his job too. On the season, Hill was targeted 51 times, hauling in 42 of those looks. The man has the hands of a champion.

This week, he’ll see a team in the Buffalo Bills that should get him excited. On the season, no team in the NFL allowed more receiving yards to the running back position than Buffalo. It’s the attack surface most teams prefer, probably because it works.

The Ravens are one of those teams. When these squads met earlier in the season, Hill caught six passes for 78 yards. This time around, the Bills will be aware of him, but it’s not like they just let him kill them last time. Plus, Zay Flowers will likely be out this time and even if he does play, he won’t be 100%. Someone has to fill that void, and that someone is likely Justice Hill. Feels right.

• The Pick: Justice Hill 25+ Receiving Yards (+114) – FanDuel
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As the NFL playoffs continue, many fans are looking to add some excitement to the games by placing prop bets on individual player performances. In the Divisional Round, there are several enticing player props that bettors may want to consider. Here are some of the best NFL prop bets for the Divisional Round:

1. Patrick Mahomes Over/Under Passing Yards: The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback has been one of the most dynamic players in the league this season. In the Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills, Mahomes is likely to put up big numbers through the air. Bettors may want to consider taking the over on his passing yards prop bet.

2. Derrick Henry Over/Under Rushing Yards: The Tennessee Titans running back is known for his bruising running style and ability to break off big runs. In the Divisional Round game against the Cincinnati Bengals, Henry will be a key factor in the Titans’ offensive game plan. Bettors may want to consider taking the over on his rushing yards prop bet.

3. Davante Adams Anytime Touchdown Scorer: The Green Bay Packers wide receiver has been a touchdown machine this season, leading the league in receiving touchdowns. In the Divisional Round matchup against the Los Angeles Rams, Adams is likely to find the end zone at least once. Bettors may want to consider placing a bet on him to score a touchdown at any point in the game.

4. Lamar Jackson Over/Under Total Touchdowns: The Baltimore Ravens quarterback is a dual-threat player who can beat defenses with both his arm and his legs. In the Divisional Round game against the Buffalo Bills, Jackson will have plenty of opportunities to score touchdowns. Bettors may want to consider taking the over on his total touchdowns prop bet.

5. Travis Kelce Over/Under Receiving Yards: The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has been a favorite target of Patrick Mahomes all season long. In the Divisional Round matchup against the Buffalo Bills, Kelce is likely to have a big game through the air. Bettors may want to consider taking the over on his receiving yards prop bet.

Overall, there are plenty of exciting player props to consider for the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs. Whether you’re looking to bet on passing yards, rushing yards, touchdowns, or receiving yards, there are plenty of options to choose from. Just remember to do your research and make informed decisions before placing any bets. Good luck!