Week 11 started off with a bang as TreVeyon Henderson pulled out the hat-trick on Thursday Night Football, scoring three times. If you followed my weekly Thursday Night article, we swept the props and the spread for a great start. Now, it’s time to look through the rest of the games and find the top Week 11 player props bets.
Don’t forget to place those early prop bets either Saturday night or Sunday morning as the NFL wraps up its overseas contests. The Washington Commanders and Miami Dolphins square off in Madrid, Spain, to start the Sunday action. Divisional games line the 1:00 ET window. The Bears and Vikings, Steelers and Bengals, Panthers and Falcons, and Titans and Texans are all divisional games. The Buccaneers at the Bills is the headline of this window. In the afternoon, it’s four divisional games, with two headliners in the Chiefs at Broncos, and Seahawks and Rams.
NFL Prop Shop: Top Week 11 Player Prop Bets
Jameis Winston Over 227.5 Passing Yards (-115)
One of my favorite things about Week 11 is that we get to bet on Jameis Winston again. This man is a National Treasure when it comes to motivation. He’s also not afraid to sling the ball around. For years, you loved to have his wide receivers because he wasn’t afraid of throwing that Yolo-Ball and getting picked off. What does he have to lose this week? Absolutely nothing. Go out, have fun, and sling the rock.
The Jameis Winston show continues: pic.twitter.com/y8os3fYVO0
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 12, 2025
When we last saw Jameis playing for the Cleveland Browns when he played the final seven games of the season and crossed this number in four of them, including a 497-yard passing game against Denver. I’ll ride the Jameis passing ladder to 325+ passing yards at +700.
Aaron Jones Over 75+ Rushing and Receiving Yards (-120)
Aaron Jones loves to play against the Chicago Bears. He’s faced the team 16 times playing for Green Bay and now Minnesota. He just missed this total back in the first matchup, where he was splitting time with Jordan Mason more and only got to 67 total yards. Before that, he’d easily cruised past this total in four straight games and eight of the last 10.
#Vikings RB Aaron Jones tonight:
• 20 Touches
• 106 Total Yards
• 5.3 Yards per Touch
• 1 TDAnother big game against the #Bears pic.twitter.com/sDzkFMWri3
— VikingzFanPage (@vikingzfanpage) December 17, 2024
This year’s been tough for Jones. He struggled out of the gate while sharing time and was then injured. Now, since returning from injury, he’s taken the lead role over the last two games. Against the Lions, he fell two yards short of the century mark. The Bears have given up some big games to running backs over the last few weeks, and Jones is a great play this week.
Travis Kelce Over 4.5 Receptions (+130)
Travis Kelce has been quietly having a solid season for the resurgent Kansas City Chiefs. This week, they head to Mile High in a game with wide-reaching AFC West implications. When it comes to big games, Patrick Mahomes’ favorite receiver has always been Travis Kelce. Coming off a loss against Buffalo, Kansas City needs to get back in the win column.
Chiefs skill players vs Broncos for their careers:
-Kelce 124 rec 1536 yds 7 TDs
-Juju 32 rec 336 yds 2 TDs
-Rice 8 rec 128 yds
-Brown 8 rec 110 yds 1 TD (all with Ravens)
-Worthy 1 rec 11 yds
-Thornton 1 rec 11 yds#ChiefsKingdom pic.twitter.com/KmEGpKGLRk— All Chief’d Up! (@AllChiefdUp) November 11, 2025
I love getting this juicy number at big + money odds. Kelce has caught five or more passes in four of the Chiefs’ last six games. Last season, he had 10 games with five or more catches. He’s been particularly good against the Denver Broncos. The last four times he’s played against Denver, he’s had at least six catches in each game. In his 20 games against them, his average is 6.2 catches.
AJ Brown Over 61.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
To the Sunday Night Football showdown, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. AJ Brown has made no bones about the fact that he’d like to be more productive and get the ball more. Sunday Night on the big stage, Super Bowl MVP Jalen Hurts is going to want to get him the ball. He made comments about dropping him in fantasy football. But let’s not forget just two weeks ago, he put up 121 yards on just four catches against Minnesota.
can we just stop pretending like we can’t get AJ Brown involved in the offense pic.twitter.com/cg8kqayoot
— | myke | 🦅 (@PhillyTruthr) November 12, 2025
That was a game after he put up 80 yards on the New York Giants. He’s also had a 109-yard performance against the Rams earlier in the year. The last time he played the Lions in 2022, he put up 155 yards on 10 catches. This is another ladder I’m willing to climb up to 150+ at 13/1.
