Looking for the best NFL player prop picks today for Week 2's Sunday slate? From workhorse running backs to a pair of tight ends and quarterbacks in revenge spots, there's plenty to dig into across the board. Below, we break down our top NFL Sunday Week 2 player prop picks, complete with the lines and the matchup context behind each play.

Best NFL Sunday Week 2 Player Prop Picks

Week 1 gave us a strong read on which defenses are vulnerable up front, and that shapes a lot of this week's board. The Saints and Panthers both got gashed on the ground, the Bengals rattled Baker Mayfield into three lost fumbles, and David Njoku made an immediate impact in his Chargers debut. Here are the props we like best from that slate.

Saints vs. Ravens Player Props: Derrick Henry Over 92.5 Rushing Yards

Derrick Henry needed only 24 carries to produce 144 yards and three touchdowns in Baltimore's Week 1 rout of the Colts, and the setup for Sunday looks just as favorable. Zay Flowers is dealing with a hamstring issue, Ja'Kobi Lane is expected to miss about a month with a wrist injury, and Devontez Walker is banged up as well, leaving the Ravens thin enough at receiver that leaning on Henry becomes the obvious plan. New Orleans just got gashed on the ground in Week 1, allowing Jahmyr Gibbs to rip off 156 rushing yards, and while the Saints have faced Henry before and limited him, this current version of their run defense looks far more exploitable. Rookie offensive coordinator Declan Doyle has also shown a willingness to use extra offensive linemen to create space for Henry, a formula that worked well in Week 1. Clearing 92.5 yards on the ground looks very attainable against this Saints front.

 

Panthers vs. Falcons Player Prop Bets: Bijan Robinson Over 128.5 Rushing + Receiving Yards

Robinson was the engine of Atlanta's offense in Week 1, racking up 173 yards from scrimmage on 29 touches (21 carries for 83 yards, plus eight catches for 90 yards and a touchdown) in a tight loss to the Steelers. Falcons coaches have already signaled they want to get him even more involved this week, and the matchup could not be friendlier. Carolina's run defense was gutted in Week 1, allowing both D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai to top 100 rushing yards, continuing a trend from a year ago when the Panthers ranked 20th in the league and allowed 123.3 rushing yards per game. Robinson has also historically produced against Carolina, averaging 88 rushing yards per game with two touchdowns across two career meetings. Clearing 128.5 yards from scrimmage looks like a very reasonable bar for a workhorse back who just posted 173 against a tougher opponent.

Browns vs. Buccaneers Player Props: Baker Mayfield Over 1.5 Passing TDs

Mayfield completed 23 of 28 passes for 216 yards in Week 1, but the story was three lost fumbles that cost Tampa Bay dearly in a 33-27 loss to the Bengals, including one returned for a touchdown. He still found the end zone on the ground with a 9-yard scramble, and importantly, Cincinnati only pressured him on 27.8% of his dropbacks, suggesting the turnovers were more about ball security than a defense that overwhelmed him. This week he gets a revenge game against the Browns, the team that drafted him first overall and later shipped him out, and Cleveland's defense is starting the Mike Rutenberg era without Myles Garrett, who was traded to the Rams this offseason. That defense already looked shaky through the air in Week 1, allowing Trevor Lawrence to throw three first-half touchdowns on his way to four on the day. A clean pocket and extra motivation against his old team point toward a bounce-back multi-score performance. Clearing 1.5 passing touchdowns looks very likely.

 

Raiders vs. Chargers Player Prop Bets: David Njoku Over 2.5 Receptions

Njoku's first game in a Chargers uniform went about as well as it could have, catching all five of his targets for 58 yards while tying for the team lead in tight end snaps at 55%, ahead of both Charlie Kolar and Oronde Gadsden. Three of those catches went for first downs, showing real chemistry with Justin Herbert right out of the gate. That role could expand even further this week with Ladd McConkey questionable with a rib injury, which would open up more targets for the rest of the passing game if he's limited or sits out. With a proven veteran tight end already commanding the top target share at his position, clearing 2.5 receptions again looks very reasonable.

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