• Available exclusively to PFF+ members in the PFF app, the PFF Player Prop Tool harnesses the power of predictive analytics and matchup data to help you make smarter, faster and more confident picks. Download the PFF app now — available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Week 2 is here, and PFF’s analysts have locked in their favorite bets of the week, powered by the PFF Player Prop Tool.

The tool delivers real-time projections, matchup data, hit rates and the best available odds — all in one place. It’s the same level of insight trusted by all 32 NFL teams, now at your fingertips.

Here are our analysts’ favorite bets for Week 2.

Trevor Sikkema (0-1)

RB Bijan Robinson, Atlanta Falcons: Over 3.5 Receptions (-123 DraftKings)

Robinson hauled in six of seven targets for 100 receiving yards in Week 1 against the Buccaneers. With the Vikings’ blitz-heavy defense on deck, Robinson could again be featured on screens and quick passes, especially if Michael Penix Jr. needs to get the ball out fast.

Dalton Wasserman (1-0)

QB Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills: Over 6.5 rush attempts (-114, Fanduel)

This week’s matchup between the Bills and Jets sets up as a potential shootout between two explosive offenses and struggling defenses. If the game script forces Josh Allen to take over, his rushing ability could be a key factor — especially against a Jets defense that played man coverage at the fifth-highest rate in Week 1. Add in Buffalo’s frequent use of quarterback sneaks and kneel-downs, and Allen has a strong chance to clear this rushing total.

Ben Linsey (1-0)

TE Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs: Under 49.5 receiving yards (-115, BetMGM)

The Eagles have allowed the fewest receiving yards to tight ends since the start of last season. While Xavier Worthy’s absence could free up targets, that was also the case in Week 1 — and Travis Kelce still went under this number despite a long touchdown. At this stage in his career, Kelce no longer holds a consistent high-volume role, and this matchup against a stingy Philadelphia defense is a strong setup for the under.

Mason Cameron (0-1)

WR Garrett Wilson, New York Jets: Over 5.5 receptions (+105, Fanatics)

The Garrett Wilson-Justin Fields connection is already off to a strong start after lighting up the Steelers for seven receptions, 95 yards and a touchdown. Wilson earned an 87.7 PFF receiving grade — second-highest among wide receivers in Week 1. The Bills’ coverage issues from last season appear to have carried into 2025, as they ranked 30th in coverage grade against receivers (42.1) and allowed an open target on 61.1% of pass attempts against Baltimore. That sets the stage for another potential breakout from Wilson.

Max Chadwick (0-1)

RB Tony Pollard, Tennessee Titans: Under 18.5 rushing attempts (-120 Fanatics)

PFF’s projections have Tony Pollard slated for just 13.6 rushing attempts — well below the 17.5 line. While he logged 18 carries in Week 1 against Denver, that game marked Cam Ward’s NFL debut against one of the league’s top secondaries. With the Titans facing a Rams defense that’s stronger up front than on the back end, Ward is likely to shoulder more of the offensive burden through the air, potentially limiting Pollard’s rushing volume.

Gordon McGuinness (0-1)

WR Justin Jefferson, Minnesota Vikings: Over 5.5 receptions (-116, Draft Kings)

Jefferson fell short of this number in Week 1 only because of two rare drops — a surprising result for a player who’s dropped just 5.5% of catchable targets in his career. The volume should remain strong, with Jefferson seeing fewer than seven targets in just one of his past 19 starts. He’s projected to run nearly 20 routes against either rookie Billy Bowman (62.4 coverage grade in Week 1) or Mike Hughes (50.6), making this a favorable matchup.