2026 Week 10 NFL DraftKings Player Props

Nine weeks into the season, my record now sits at 22-12-3. Week 9 wasn’t my best week, finishing 2-3. It’s my first losing week since Week 5, but there’s no reason to overreact. Let’s bounce back in Week 10 and get back on track. Here are the DraftKings player props I’m targeting for Week 10.

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NFL Player Props for Week 10 on DraftKings

Bryce Young Over 36.5 Pass Attempts (-117)

Young has cleared this number in four of his last five games, and the matchup sets up nicely for another high-volume passing performance. Carolina is throwing the ball on 64% of its offensive plays and ranks third in the NFL in pass rate over expected.

Both teams should have plenty of opportunities to move the ball, as the Saints and Panthers rank first and second in pace of play, respectively. With Carolina consistently leaning toward the passing game and the tempo expected to be high, Young should have plenty of opportunities to get over 36.5 attempts.

Brock Purdy Over 259.5 Passing Yards (-117)

I really like this spot for Purdy. He’s facing a Dallas secondary that has struggled all season, and the matchup gives him a legitimate opportunity to put up some big passing numbers.

Purdy ranks among the top five quarterbacks in EPA per dropback and is averaging 8.39 yards per attempt. Meanwhile, Dallas ranks 30th in the NFL in passing yards allowed at 372.7 per game.

The game environment is another reason to like this play. Dallas carries an implied team total of 26 points, which should help keep San Francisco aggressive offensively. In his career, when San Francisco’s opponent scores at least 23 points and Purdy attempts 30 or more passes, he has topped 250 passing yards in 15 of 17 games. He’s also averaged over 284 passing yards in 11 of those contests.

James Cook Over 91.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

James Cook is coming off a 107-yard rushing performance against Minnesota and continues to be one of the more consistent running backs in the league. He’s averaging 101.8 rushing yards per game this season and has been particularly effective on the road.

He returns to MetLife Stadium, where he rushed for 132 yards against the Jets last season. The Jets rank 29th against running backs this season, allowing 113.2 rushing yards per game to the position. They’ve consistently struggled to contain opposing running games, and Cook should have plenty of opportunities to take advantage.

His workload has continued to climb, too, with 25 and 31 rushing attempts in two of his last three games. Buffalo has shown it is comfortable leaning on Cook, and this matchup gives the Bills another opportunity to establish the run.

Breece Hall Over 2.5 Receptions (-117)

Hall returned to the lineup last week after missing time with an injury, but his workload was somewhat limited. He played just 43% of the offensive snaps, yet still managed to haul in all three of his receptions, with each catch coming on a screen pass.

Hall has now gone over 2.5 receptions in three of his last four games, and the matchup against Buffalo is worth targeting.

The Bills have struggled to defend running backs in the passing game, ranking 31st in target share allowed to the position while allowing the third-most receptions to opposing running backs. Game script should also work in Hall’s favor. The Jets enter as 7.5-point underdogs, which could lead to more passing opportunities as they look to keep pace with Buffalo.

Even with a limited snap share last week, Hall was able to get to three receptions.  This number is too low for a running back like Breece Hall; this is easy money!

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