2026 Fantasy Football: Week 7 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook

What happened to the offense? From a fantasy football perspective, Week 6 was good only for defenses. Along the same lines, if you’re betting on the under, then things were likely profitable. As frustrating as it may seem, we have to continue with the process of looking for offense and situations to exploit. For Week 7 of the NFL season, let’s take a look at some prop plays to target on FanDuel Sportsbook.

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NFL Week 7 Prop Plays – FanDuel Sportsbook

Christian Watson Over 75.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

With an over/under of 53.5, attacking the Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions is going to be a popular angle this week from a prop play perspective. That’s with good measure, as the Lions are simply not good defensively against the pass. Detroit is allowing roughly 195 receiving yards per game to wide receivers this season. That sets up nicely for Watson to have a big day.

Through six games this season, the receiver has 538 yards with three games in which he’s eclipsed the century mark. That also means he has a 50% hit rate on this week’s player prop. However, we can’t dispute both Watson’s big-play ability and his connection and chemistry with Jordan Love. Combining that with the Lions’ struggles in the secondary is exactly what we are looking for.

Watson does have six touchdowns on the season, and he has reached the end zone in four of six games. Given the amount of points that we are expecting, and Watson’s penchant for big plays, it’s only fair to target him for an anytime touchdown at +130. It should be noted though of the 14 passing touchdowns Detroit has allowed, only five have gone to wide receivers.

To begin the season, Watson has 107 air yards per game, which equates to 33.4% of Green Bay’s total. It’s going to be a track meet, and Watson will be heavily involved.

Jahmyr Gibbs Over 39.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Let’s stick with the theme, as we know there’s going to be offense aplenty as the Lions take on the Packers. Coming off Detroit’s bye week, Gibbs and his 243 receiving yards will be ready to go on Sunday. Through five games, Gibbs hasn’t had less than 30 receiving yards in a game, and he has hit his player prop in three of five games this season.

Through six games this season, Green Bay has allowed 204 receiving yards to opposing running backs. On average, that’s 34 yards per game, and it’s not that far off from the mark we are looking for from Gibbs this week. Yes, that includes a matchup against Bijan Robinson, but in Week 3, the Falcons’ offense wasn’t functioning to the degree it is now.

Woody Marks Over 60.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Houston Texans are favored by 10.5 points against the New York Giants, so that points to the running game. Marks hasn’t carried the ball more than 15 times in a game this season, and in those two games, he had 62 and 56 yards. I know that’s nothing to truly get excited about, and while David Montgomery is out, Jawhar Jordan also figures in the mix.

However, Marks is the number one back, and the improvements in Houston’s passing game should serve to open more running lanes up. So far this season, New York has allowed about 108 rushing yards per game to opposing running backs, which equates to 4.8 yards per carry. With regard to matchups this week, Marks’ is one of the more favorable ones.

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