College Football Player Props & Bets: Week 7 (2026)
Another Saturday, another week of college football player props. With plenty of matchups on the board, I'm breaking down my top college football player props for Week 7. Let’s dive into three of my favorites for Saturday.
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Saturday’s Best College Football Player Props (Week 7)
Odds are subject to change | All bets are to win 1 unit
Drew Mestemaker Over 286.5 Passing Yards (-114 FanDuel Sportsbook)
Drew Mestemaker is averaging 315 passing yards per game and cleared this line in his last four games. In three games against Power 4 teams, he’s averaging 336 yards per game.
Houston has one of the most favorable passing matchups, ranking 117th and allowing close to 250 passing yards per game. This matchup offers a juicy game environment: The Cowboys are 4.5-point underdogs, the total is 61.5 points and both teams rank in the top 25 in plays per game.
Malachi Toney Over 99.5 Receiving Yards (-114 at FanDuel Sportsbook)
Malachi Toney has cleared 100 yards in two out of three Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) games, averaging 129 receiving yards per game. His lone under came in Miami’s last game against Clemson.
Expecting Toney to bounce back in a big way against rival Florida State. He recorded 107 yards against them last season. Florida State ranks 114th in receiving yards allowed (244 per game).
Jordan Marshall Over 49.5 Rushing Yards (-125 at Fanatics Sportsbook)
Jordan Marshall has been held under wraps so far this season, with a high of 59 rushing yards and only three games with 50+ rushing yards. He has faced only one other team ranked outside the top 100 in rushing yards allowed, and he finished with a season-high 59 yards.
Penn State ranks 105th, allowing 165 rushing yards per game. The Nittany Lions have allowed a 50+ yard rusher in each Big Ten game so far, and a 100+ yard rusher in the last two weeks. Marshall is the second-leading rusher in a Michigan run-heavy attack that runs on 57% of its plays.
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