Week 7 of the NFL is well underway.

With the “Thursday Night Football” matchup between the Jaguars and Saints in the books, we’re setting our eyes on Sunday’s 11-game slate.

Let’s dive into three of our favorite player props to wager on.

Rice has been a sexy pick to take over as Kansas City’s top wideout, and last week he finally began showing signs of doing so.

The rookie receiver caught four passes for 72 yards during the Chiefs’ muddy 19-8 win over the Broncos on “Thursday Night Football.”

With a long week to prepare for the Chargers, this might finally be the week Rice truly establishes himself as Patrick Mahomes’ No. 2 target behind Travis Kelce.

Mahomes should be able to throw the ball all over Los Angeles, which is allowing the second-most passing yards per game (270.3) this season.

Bet on a breakout performance for the SMU product.

It’s looking like rookie Tyson Bagent will get the start for Chicago on Sunday, which doesn’t bode well for Moore.

Moore has built an excellent connection with Justin Fields over the past few full games from the third-year quarterback, tallying 361 receiving yards.

But he’s starting all over with Bagent against a sneaky-tough Las Vegas Raiders pass defense.

They are allowing just 193.7 passing yards per game this season, including 176 or fewer in each of their last three contests.

Expect Moore to take a step back while Fields is sidelined.

The Buccaneers haven’t been able to get anything going on the ground this season, averaging a league-worst 3.0 yards per attempt (YPA).

They’ll match up against a solid Atlanta Falcons rush defense, who are ranked in the top ten at 3.7 YPA.

White has gone over this number just two times this season – both during double-digit victories with plenty of clock-killing rushing attempts.

Oddsmakers expect this to be a low-scoring, close game, with the total sitting at just 37 and Tampa Bay favored by 2.5 points at home.

The ball will be in Baker Mayfield’s hands late rather than White’s.

Throw your money behind another quiet performance for White and this Bucs’ rushing attack.