2025-26 NFL Betting Preview: 3 Season Long Player Props to Consider

A few NFL ‘veterans’ make our list today, including Tennessee wideout Calvin Ridley, who is looking for his third straight 1,000-yard season. In Washington, Brian Robinson looks to be fully healthy behind a solid offensive line.

Lastly, we’ll head to Detroit, where Ben Johnson’s departure shouldn’t deter you from believing in Jameson Williams to have a bigger and better breakout season. Check out our three best season-long player props below. Best of luck, folks!

Brian Robinson (WAS) 750+ Rushing Yards

This is my favorite bet across all season-long milestone bets. Brian Robinson has gone for 733 yards or more on the ground in each of his three seasons in the league, including 799 yards last season in a great campaign for Washington.

Heading into this year, the Commanders have an improved offensive line, minimal backfield competition, and a team that is due to get up big in a handful of contests early in the season. BR either missed or took 40% or less of snaps in 7 games last season while still hitting this prop. A safe bet on the board here.

Calvin Ridley (TEN) 1,000+ Receiving Yards

Calvin Ridley is in a great situation to have a late-career breakout for the Titans. Cam Ward will be desperate for an underneath target to heavily rely on while the rest of the Titans’ receiving core consists of Tyler Lockett and a handful of rookies.

Hitting the 1k mark in back-to-back seasons, Ridley should be able to have another solid campaign as Tennessee will find themselves down in plenty of games this year in a division that lacks strong secondaries. Although 30 years old, we will take a chance on Ridley to produce a 3rd straight 1,000-yard season.

Jameson Williams (DET) LONGSHOT: 1,500+ Receiving Yards

At +2200 odds, I would take a chance on Jared Goff and the Lions continuing their success with the deep ball at Ford Field. Although Ben Johnson’s departure caused some concern, new OC John Morton comes from Denver, where Bo Nix threw the ball downfield more than Goff even did last season.

After a 1,000-yard 2024 campaign for Jamo in 15 games played, this number could come close to 1.5k with a healthy season and a few more long balls caught during the regular season.