We got our first taste of NFL football for the 2026 season last week during the Hall of Fame Game. With plenty more preseason games coming up, the season is quickly approaching. However, there’s still plenty of time to get in our NFL Futures bets! The NFL Fast Futures section has been something I’ve frequented often. Today, let’s take a look at the NFL Fast Futures player combos and find the best bets for our portfolio!
2026 NFL Futures: Fast Futures Player Combos Best Bets
Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, & Jonathan Taylor To Combine For 35+ Rush TDs In The Regular Season (+190)
The first NFL fast futures bet that comes up in the player combos for mixed team specials is circling three top running backs. For this bet to hit, Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Jonathan Taylor need to combine for 35+ rushing touchdowns in the regular season.
These three teams combined for 38 rushing touchdowns last year. Jonathan Taylor led the way with 18 rushing touchdowns. That’s a significant amount, and you’d expect that to regress just slightly. However, he’ll still be a focal point of that offense, and I think he’s good to get in the 14 to 15 range.
Jahmyr Gibbs had 13 rushing touchdowns in 2025. He works in a two-back system for the most part. However, recently head coach Dan Campbell mentioned they haven’t scratched the surface with him, and they’re going to throw even more his way. David Montgomery, who had eight rushing touchdowns in 2025, is gone. They did bring in Isaiah Pacheco. However, I don’t think he’ll have the same Montgomery role.
Finally, we have Bijan Robinson. Despite Drake London and Kyle Pitts, Bijan is still a focal point of this offense. He only had seven rushing touchdowns last year. I expect he’ll have positive regression and get double digits. I’m smashing this NFL futures bet at +190.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba & Puka Nacua To Combine For 3000+ Receiving Yards In The Regular Season (+500)
At 5/1, how can you not sprinkle a little on this NFL futures bet? Our next NFL Fast Futures player combos best bet involves two stellar wide receivers. Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Puka Nacua.
Puka Nacua doesn’t have much change from the prior year. The Rams are ready to run it back and try to make the Super Bowl for what I expect to be Matt Stafford’s last year. He’ll sling it plenty, and his favorite target has proven to be Puka. Last year, Puka was targeted 166 times, which was good enough for third in the NFL. However, he caught the ball 129 times, which led the NFL. He finished second in yards with 1,715.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba has some changes to adjust to. The Seattle Seahawks have a new offensive coordinator. However, if Seattle wants to attempt to get back to the Super Bowl, they will have to use him as much as last year. Last year, Smith-Njigba had 119 receptions on 163 targets. He led the NFL in receiving yards with 1,793.
For this bet to hit, they could both regress by 200 yards and still cash our tickets. I don’t expect them to have 200 yards less, despite the fact that defenses will be focused on them. Guess what? Defenses were focused on them before. At +500, this feels like a smash spot. Only injuries can derail it.
Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, & Jonathan Taylor To All Have 1200+ Rushing Yards In The Regular Season (+500)
Our last NFL fast futures among player combos goes right back to the running backs we’ve already talked about. Those running backs are Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Jonathan Taylor. This bet is all about health. If they stay healthy, it feels very attainable.
The NFL futures bet is for all three to have at least 1200 rushing yards. I’ve already laid out the case on why I think they’ll score a bunch of touchdowns. I also think they’ll do plenty of damage on the ground.
Last year, Jonathan Taylor had the third most rushing yards in the NFL with 1,585 yards. He led the NFL in carries with 323. That makes me slightly nervous. However, fresh off a payday, I expect he’ll continue to find success on this Colts team.
Bijan Robinson was fourth in rushing yards behind Taylor, with 1,478. He had fewer carries with 287. Tyler Allgeier is no longer there, and I don’t know if they’ll be able to utilize Brian Robinson the same way. Bijan will continue to factor in as a huge part of the offense and should get over 1,200.
Finally, Jahmyr Gibbs was seventh in the NFL with 1,223 rushing yards. Dan Campbell wanting to push him and use him even more should equal more yards. He was the only one who was close to the 1200 mark. However, I think he eclipses it again this year. At +500, this feels like a very solid bet to add to your NFL futures portfolio.
