2019 NFL Draft Prop Betting Odds

The 2019 NFL Draft is rapidly approaching and the injection of talent coming to the league from the college ranks has given oddsmakers plenty of options for prop betting.

Online sportsbooks Bovada and BetOnline have unveiled their list of props for the draft, an annual event that reinvigorates each fan base’s enthusiasm even though actual regular-season games won’t be played until September. Bettors can wager on options ranging from who will be taken first overall and how many defensive players will be taken in the first round to whether the last player drafted (“Mr. Irrelevant”) will be an offensive or defensive player.

I’ve collected all the NFL draft betting props for you in one place to make life a little easier and below are my three favorite plays. We will add more props as they become available so be sure to check back for the most up-to-date odds and options:

Quinnen Williams – Draft Position - OVER 3.5 +125

In all of the NFL mock drafts I’ve read and looked over since the offseason began, I have seen only one or two that have Quinnen Williams going in the top three. Obviously, a trade could happen to mess up the whole projection but I figure he goes fourth at the earliest to the Raiders because of their need on the defensive line.

The Cardinals and Kyler Murray look to be all but a lock at this stage while Nick Bosa has been pegged as a top-three pick since last fall. This really comes down to Josh Allen and the New York Jets. I’ve seen Allen projected anywhere in the 2 to 5 range and based on the Jets roster, they need help at outside linebacker more than they do on the defensive line. To be able to get this at plus-money when you know a trade or two are likely coming, I think this is a great value at +125.

OVER 2.5 Wide Receivers Taken In The First Round -160

D.K. Metcalf, A.J. Brown, Marquise Brown and N’Keale Harry. These four studs are all first-round talents and have traded the distinction as “best” wide receiver in college football throughout the season. The idea that three of these four won’t get taken in the opening round is laughable. Because of the times we live in with the passing attacks of the NFL, teams will be chomping at the bit to get these guys at the bottom half of the first round. Out of the three props I like, this one feels like a lock.

OVER 1 Running Back Taken In The First Round +275

Alabama’s Josh Jacobs is all but a lock to go in the first round as scouts and analysts have raved about his work ethic and ability, and he’s been linked to the Raiders throughout the draft process. That means only one more player will need to break into the first round and while I don’t have any candidates to list here, that doesn’t mean GMs don’t have their sights set on a workhorse who could rejuvenate a team’s running game.

Last year, Rashaad Penny and Sony Michel were borderline projected first-round picks and the Seahawks and Patriots scooped them up when neither team had an apparent “need” for a running back. I think a lot of weird head-scratching trades and picks happen in the 20-32 range of the first round so I’d rather bank on the chaos at +275 than a writer’s mock draft.

BetOnline Props Added As of April 25

Bovada Props As Of April 23