NFL Thursday Night Football Player Props & Bets: Seahawks vs. Broncos

Week 6 kicks off tonight. The first five weeks have certainly been entertaining, if nothing else. Let's jump right into our favorite NFL Thursday Night Football player props for Seahawks vs. Broncos.

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NFL Thursday Night Football Player Props: Seahawks vs. Broncos

(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)

Jaxson Smith-Njigba 90+ Yards (-124)

There's nothing too elaborate about our first selection. Jaxon Smith-Njigba continues to wreak havoc on the opposition, and tonight should be no different. We shaved some yards off for our parlay earlier in the week. Yet, confidence is very high on the standard 90+ yards line as well.

The numbers on the passing yards allowed by the Broncos are heavily skewed after giving up only 82 air yards against the Chargers on Sunday, and we plan to leverage that into a winning bet. Even with the 82-yard performance against Los Angeles, Denver is still allowing over 220 passing yards per game in 2026.

Smith-Njigba leads the league with 583 yards on the season and is averaging over 116 yards per game through five contests. The Seahawks wide receiver has accumulated fewer than 90 yards in only one game. Smith-Njigba averages 141.5 yards on 9.5 receptions when playing on the road this season.

Leonard Williams to Record a Sack (+287)

We move on to our long-shot play of the evening. Leonard Williams pays out the higher return, but Byron Murphy II is also very much in play at +179. Murphy II has recorded at least one sack in two consecutive games - including two on Sunday against San Francisco.

Leonard Williams is on the opposite end of the spectrum. Yet, he is our favorite to finish this contest with at least one sack. Williams kicked off the season sacking the quarterback in the initial three games, but has failed to record a sack in the last two contests.

The Broncos have allowed Bo Nix to hit the ground for a loss of yards on six plays. Seattle has 11 sacks this season and is averaging at least two sacks per game on the road. Williams or Murphy should be able to get to Nix in this contest. We will take the better return on Williams.

George Holani 2+ Receptions (-122)

Our next selection could be considered a very under-the-radar aspect of this contest. George Holani was a major source of reliability in the passing game on Sunday against San Francisco. The Seahawks running back has a chance to once again exceed his suggested threshold of two or more receptions.

Holani has been sought out in the passing game on 12 plays this season. Holani is averaging over three receptions over the previous three games. The Seattle running back caught four passes on Sunday and has caught the last 11 passes thrown his way.

Troy Franklin 15+ Receiving Yards (-138)

We round things out with a bit of a disappointing return based on the juice. Troy Franklin doesn't get much volume, to be candid, which makes the high tax even more disheartening. In regard to receptions and targets, the most Franklin has accumulated of either is two. Regardless of the low volume, when Franklin catches a pass this season, there's a good chance it's for 15+ yards.

Franklin has eclipsed 14.5 yards in three out of the last four games. Had it not taken two passes to exceed 15 yards last week, we might have opted for his longest reception prop at 12.5 yards (-110).

Franklin has been quite reliable picking up first downs. Three of his four receptions this season were over 10 yards, including two for 20+ yards. It's definitely a sweaty selection. However, we feel Franklin finishes this contest with 15+ yards.