After three weeks of the 2026 NFL season, there are a number of players whose opportunity – snap counts, target shares, looks etc. – on their respective teams has become quite clear. But since the majority of bettors are often focused on betting player prop markets for the household names, there are some secondary, or less popular, players who continue to slip through the cracks when sportsbooks are setting over/unders for NFL player prop markets.

I have identified three players who have consistently outperformed the betting lines that have been set for their Week 4 player props, and believe they are the three best NFL player props you could bet this week. Let’s dive in!

All three of my picks are NFL receiving yards props and involve players who are either secondary options, or, in the case of McConkey, reside in struggling offenses that aren’t getting much attention. These pass-catchers are all averaging far more receiving yards per game than the over/unders on their betting lines.

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Now let me present you with the stats that support the overs on all three of these picks.

Dontayvion Wicks has successfully beat out rookie Makai Lemon for the WR2 spot in Philadelphia, and is seeing extra opportunities in the passing game with TE Dallas Goedert out of the lineup – he projects to be out again in Week 4. Wicks is currently seeing a 77.8% snap share, which has led to 59.7 receiving yards per game this season, well above his 38.5 yard receiving line for Week 4. Here’s what that has looked like each week, since averages don’t tell the full story:

As you can see, he has gone over 38.5 receiving yards in two of three games, with last week being the lone under. The underlying metrics also paint a nice picture for Wicks’ new opportunity in Philadelphia. The wide receiver is seeing 70.7 air yards per game and a 17.7% target share , which peaked at 19.2% last week against the Bears.

Wicks is preparing for a Rams defense in Week 4 that is only allowing 174 gross passing yards per game and just 5.22 yards per passing attempt. While it’s not the most ideal situation to be taking passing/receiving props to go over, I do like the situation because of LA’s high-powered offense. I foresee the Eagles being forced to play with some urgency on offense, and put the ball in the air more than they typically would.