• George Pickens is poised to find the end zone in Dallas: With Dak Prescott back under center in Dallas, the sky is the limit for Pickens. In his last full season in 2023, Prescott supported three targets with eight or more touchdown receptions.

• Jameson Williams should enjoy a big 2025: His lethal deep-threat ability will be on full display with new offensive coordinator John Morton, who was the passing game coordinator for Denver last season when the Broncos posted the 13th-highest deep attempt rate (12.6%).

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With NFL training camps getting underway, this is the perfect opportunity to evaluate the player futures market for bets to target before camp news and preseason games sway the markets.

The PFF betting team has been evaluating markets all offseason for potential values, and we’ve compiled one line to target for each NFC team ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

Odds sourced from FanDuel Sportsbook, DraftKings Sportsbook, and Caesars Sportsbook

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ARZ | ATL | CAR | CHI | DAL | DET | GB | LAR | MIN | NO | NYG | PHI | SF | SEA | TB | WSH

Arizona Cardinals

Bet: TE Trey McBride — Over 4.5 receiving touchdowns (-110)

McBride continues to elevate his profile. He posted career highs in receiving yardage (1,146), receptions (111) and PFF receiving grade (89.8) in 2024 — all the second-best marks among tight ends. The next step is to reach his dominant potential in the red zone and convert his work into points. His 5.83-touchdown projection will put him well within range.

Atlanta Falcons

Bet: WR Drake London — Over 7.5 receiving touchdowns (+112)

Year three was a breakout season for London, who produced career-best marks in yardage (1,271) and touchdowns (nine) on his way to the fourth-highest PFF receiving grade (90.1) at the position. With Michael Penix Jr. under center, the tandem should pick up right where it left off, with a two-touchdown performance in Week 18 where London produced the highest single-game PFF receiving grade (91.6) of his career.

Carolina Panthers

Bet: WR Tetairoa McMillan — Over 800.5 receiving yards (-110)

As profiled earlier this offseason, McMillan projects as the perfect complement to Bryce Young’s deep-ball mentality. Over his final two seasons at Arizona, McMillan earned a 95.6 PFF receiving grade on throws targeted 10 or more yards downfield. The first-year receiver is in line for solid volume in his rookie campaign, fueling his projection of 953 receiving yards.

Chicago Bears

Bet: RB D’Andre Swift — Over 850.5 rushing yards (-114)

Reunited with Ben Johnson and running behind a revamped offensive line, Swift is poised for a big year. Under Johnson in 2022, Swift was hindered by injuries but still managed to produce more than 5.5 yards per carry. The only other back to surpass 5.0 yards per carry in a Johnson offense has been Jahmyr Gibbs, who notched more than 1,000 yards in back-to-back seasons in Detroit. 

Dallas Cowboys

Bet: WR George Pickens — Over 5.5 receiving touchdowns (+102)

Across three seasons in Pittsburgh, Pickens managed to haul in a touchdown from four different quarterbacks. Six scores in a single season would be a career high for the 24-year-old, who logged five in 2023 with spotty play at quarterback. With Dak Prescott back under center in Dallas, the sky is the limit for Pickens. In his last full season in 2023, Prescott supported three targets with eight or more touchdown receptions.

Detroit Lions

Bet: WR Jameson Williams — Over 875.5 receiving yards (-114)

Williams profiles as one of the most dangerous deep threats in the game, having generated a 91.9 PFF receiving grade on targets 15 or more yards downfield last season. That ability will be on full display with new offensive coordinator John Morton, who was the Broncos’ passing game coordinator last season when their offense posted the 13th-highest deep attempt rate (12.6%).

Green Bay Packers

Bet: QB Jordan Love — Over 3,600.5 passing yards (-110)

Although a two-game absence hindered Love’s statistical production in 2024, he produced solid passing metrics, posting the fourth-most yards per attempt (8.1) in the NFL. With a new receiving weapon in Matthew Golden, Love is in for a big year. His projection of over 3,700 yards this season is rather modest compared to his 2023 production (4,158 yards) and 2024 pace; yet, he still comes in well over betting lines. Love could easily surpass the 4,000-yard mark, and that’s priced at +230.

Los Angeles Rams

Bet: RB Kyren Williams — Over 1,000.5 rushing yards (-110)

Williams has quietly been one of the most productive backs in the NFL over the past two seasons. His 1,300 rushing yards in 2024 ranked seventh in the NFL, marking his second consecutive season of surpassing 1,100 yards. As Williams enters a contract year, expect another hefty workload at the head of the Rams’ backfield.

Minnesota Vikings

Bet: WR Jordan Addison — Over 750.5 receiving yards (+100)

Over his first two NFL seasons, Addison caught a pass from five different quarterbacks. Yet, he still managed to generate more than 850 yards in each campaign. Although Addison faces legal challenges and a possible suspension leading into the start of the season, his nearly 900-yard projection should put him well within range of the over, should he avoid a suspension.

New Orleans Saints

Bet: RB Alvin Kamara — Over 4.5 rushing touchdowns (+115)

Although the Saints have one of the most crowded backfields in the NFL, Kamara is still situated at the top of it. And with two young quarterbacks vying for the starting job, there will be plenty of work on the ground to go around. New head coach Kellen Moore has ample experience orchestrating a strong running game, as we saw in Philadelphia last season. With a revamped offensive line, Kamara should be able to find space to maneuver, with hopes of surpassing this line for a third straight season.

New York Giants

Bet: RB Cam Skattebo — Over 3.5 rushing touchdowns (-115)

Even though Skattebo will share the backfield with Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Devin Singletary, he will play a crucial role in the Giants’ short-yardage offense. Tracy and Singletary struggled to score near the goal line last season. Conversely, Skattebo excelled in goal-to-go situations over the past two seasons in college, having converted 22 touchdowns, tied for the second most in the FBS.

Philadelphia Eagles

Bet: QB Jalen Hurts — Over 3,200.5 passing yards (-110)

The 2024 Eagles built their offensive identity around the running game, resulting in Hurts clocking fewer than 500 dropbacks for the first time since becoming the starter. But don’t sleep on him as a passer as defenses lean ever more into slowing down the run. Still armed with ample threats in the receiving game, headlined by PFF’s top receiver A.J. Brown, Hurts is projected for nearly 3,600 passing yards in 2025 — which is well within reach.

San Francisco 49ers

Bet: QB Brock Purdy — Over 3,850 passing yards (-110)

As we highlighted in our forecasting of potential passing leaders for 2025, Purdy is in line for a big year. The challenge here is finding where to enter the market for Purdy’s passing yardage line. Considering his 4,165-yard projection, bettors can play it safe with his standard line at 3,850 (-110) or target other milestones like 4,000 yards (+115) and even the NFL lead (+1300).

Seattle Seahawks

Bet: RB Kenneth Walker III — Over 6.5 rushing touchdowns (-115)

Since 2022, Walker has generated a 92.5 PFF rushing grade, a top-six mark over that span. Even in an injury-shortened 2024 that resulted in the fewest carries (153) of his NFL career, Walker still showcased his nose for the end zone, racking up seven scores — his third season over this line. The 25-year-old back is a threat to score any time he touches the ball and has forced 0.27 missed tackles per attempt across his career, the third-highest rate over the past three seasons.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Bet: Bucky Irving — Over 1,000.5 rushing yards (-114)

Irving fought throughout his rookie campaign for an increased share of the backfield, progressively taking on more control until he was officially given the keys late in the year. From Week 16 onward, Irving handled 78.2% of the Buccaneers’ attempts and generated the fifth-most rushes of 10 or more yards (nine). With a full season heading this backfield, Irving is poised to easily top this 1,000.5-yard line.

Washington Commanders

Bet: QB Jayden Daniels — Over 3,400.5 passing yards (-115)

With the additions of Laremy Tunsil up front and Deebo Samuel in the receiving corps, Daniels has even more at his disposal in year two. The 24-year-old passer posted the fifth-highest PFF passing grade (84.7) among qualifying quarterbacks last season. His 3,762-yard projection comes in more than 300 yards over this line, amounting to one of the highest differentials in PFF’s 2025 projections.