NFL Week 10: Sunday’s Best Player Prop Betting Tips

Updated: November 8, 2024, 6:00 a.m. ET

We’re halfway through the 2024 NFL season and now it’s time for the homestretch games to mean a little more. Because there is a lot of data and examples to work with, NFL player prop books are getting sharper. But at the same time I feel more confident in my pieces!

For those who don’t know me, my name is Joshua Gayle, or better known as ThatGuyBets. I’ve been betting on NFL, NBA, and MLB player props on Twitter/X since December 2020 and have my top NFL player prop bets below for Week 10 on Sunday, where I have Panthers quarterback Bryce Young in play Giants vs. Panthers target game in Munich, Germany, as well as Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. You can also find out more about the Pickswise team NFL picks incidentally and overall for each game in Week 10 and throughout the season.

Bryce Young (CAR) over 0.5 interceptions (-130)

Odds were available from Bet365 at the time of publication. Playable to -140.

This is a market I’ve tried to stay away from, but this one appeals to me. Bryce Young has thrown an interception in all four starts this season. Carolina travels to Germany as a 6-point underdog and will likely have to throw the ball during this contest. The Giants’ defense isn’t elite, but it’s certainly not the weak part of the team either. Amazingly, the Giants only have one interception this season, which came back in Week 1. I expect a positive development from this defense and this is the quarterback to really compete against. The weather for this game bodes well for passing and Young should have to pass at least 25 times here. I expect at least one dangerous throw to be made to start our Sunday off on the green.

Read our full New York Giants vs. Carolina Panthers predictions for their game in Germany (start: 9:30 a.m. ET!)

Jalen Hurts (PHI) under 27.5 pass attempts (-140)

Odds available at Fanatics Sportsbook at time of publication.

This is such a great find. Jalen Hurts is a special talent, but often passes in games only when necessary. On Sunday, we expect a less competitive game than the typical Eagles-Cowboys matchup. With Dak Prescott out and Cooper Rush taking over, Philadelphia could control the game on the ground while maintaining the lead. Dallas allows the fewest passes in the NFL and that looks set to stay that way on Sunday. Hurts has underperformed in his last 4 attempts and hasn’t even surpassed 25 attempts in that span, giving us a nice cushion. If the game script goes as it should, Hurts should be finished midway through the 4th period and hopefully we’ll still be down by then. I feel really good about it and think it’s worth the juice. Let’s roll!

Read our full Philadelphia Eagles vs. Dallas Cowboys predictions