We are a couple weeks away from the NFL season, and the betting market is already open for an exciting season of football. Season bets have been available all off-season, but now is the perfect time to dive in and make your picks. The players listed below are my top picks with the best chances of hitting green. Note that I am not a financial or gambling expert, so there is no obligation to follow these bets. These are theoretical predictions based on last season, the off-season, and the upcoming season.

1. Jayden Daniels: 3,075.5 Passing Yards (over)

2. Jordan Love: 3,900.5 Passing Yards (over)

3. CJ Stroud: 4,199.5 Passing Yards (over)

4. Marvin Harrison 1025.5 (over)

5. Malik Nabers 849.5 (under)

6. Kyle Pitts 775.5 (over)

Jayden Daniels (OVER): The second overall pick, Daniels, enters a favorable situation for a rookie QB. He has shown precision and power in college and has a good chance to exceed 3075.5 yards. With Kliff Kingsbury as the offensive coordinator and a successful off-season, the Commanders are poised for improvement. If Sam Howell, a 5th-round pick, can throw for over 3900 yards in his second season, Daniels should easily surpass 3000 yards with a smarter Washington team.

Jordan Love (OVER): Love, who ranked 7th in total yards last season, is expected to deliver again. After sitting behind one of the greatest QBs for a few seasons, Love is now the franchise QB for Green Bay. With a nearly identical playoff team from last year and the addition of Josh Jacobs, Love is set for another strong season.

C.J. Stroud (OVER): This line is the biggest hit or miss due to potential injuries. If Stroud and his star-studded receiving corps stay healthy, he should repeat a 4k year. However, injuries to key players like Stefon Diggs, Joe Mixon, Tank Dell, Nico Collins, or Dalton Schultz could impact his performance.

Marvin Harrison Jr. (OVER): The 4th overall rookie out of Ohio State, Harrison has had an impressive off-season. With Kyler Murray returning from injury and Rondale Moore now in Atlanta, Harrison is the top target for his QB. Despite the high line of 1025.5 yards, Harrison is expected to exceed it given his talent and draft position.

Malik Nabers (UNDER): Nabers is the only player on the list projected to go under. The last time a receiver went over this prop line was Odell Beckham Jr. in 2018. With Daniel Jones as his QB, who has yet to prove himself as a QB1, it’s safer to take the under on Nabers.

Kyle Pitts (OVER): Despite the Falcons’ offensive talent, Kirk Cousins has always favored tight ends, especially vertical threats like Pitts. Pitts is more talented than Jordan Reed, Cousins’ former vertical threat in Washington. With a line of 775.5 yards and 667 yards last season with Desmond Ridder as his QB, Pitts is expected to have a breakout season and go well over 800 yards.