UnjuicedOpen NFL Top Props. Review ranked NFL props with current role, sample, and sportsbook context.
Read the score
Every prop carries a 0–100 score. It blends four things: how often the player has cleared the posted line over the last ten games and by how much, how the opponent's defense treats the player's position for this prop category, how the best available price compares with the fair price across books, and the game environment from the spread and total. Hover the score tiers legend for the exact weights.
The score is a ranking of research candidates, not an instruction to bet. Open a row to see each component and the facts behind it.
Check the sample and the role
The hit-rate window is the last ten games, which early in the season reaches into last season. The window label says which season the games came from. A player who changed teams is flagged, and his score is held back until he has games in the new offense.
Players listed Out or on injured reserve are removed from the ranking. Doubtful players stay listed with reduced confidence.
Read the matchup
Defense vs position uses the current season as soon as a defense has played a game. Hover the rank to see how many games it is based on; a rank built on one or two games will move as the season goes on.
Combined markets such as rush + rec yards use the position's main component (rushing for backs, receiving for receivers and tight ends) and say so.
Use the projection for context
The Proj column shows the model's mean for the window and its chance of clearing the line on the side you have selected. It comes from a separate research model and does not move the score. Treat it as a second opinion until it is calibrated.
Confirm the offer
Prices refresh while you work. Compare the exact prop across supported books before you act; player-prop availability varies by operator and location. When no book still posts the row's line, the row says so instead of showing a price for a different number.
Troubleshooting
Check the games filter, search, price band, and minimum score when a player is missing. Quarter and half props are in the market dropdown. Use the Touchdown Finder for scoring-market research; yardage history does not directly establish touchdown probability.