2024 NFL Draft Prop Bets To Consider

2024 NFL Draft Prop Bets To Consider

When it comes to NFL Draft props, most people are always looking for who is going to go first overall and where the star quarterbacks will be selected. However, there are a ton of prop bets available for the NFL Draft that a lot of people don't even pay attention to. Sometimes this can be because the prop is a virtual lock with an overwhelming favorite, and sometimes it is because they just don't draw as much interest.

BetQL will have you covered for every aspect of the 2024 NFL Draft, even analyzing props that may seem to be already decided. Let's take a look at a couple of non-QB props for the upcoming draft:

No. 2-Overall Pick: QB Jayden Daniels (-145, DraftKings)

I gave you Daniels to go No. 2 overall last month when he was +170 on DraftKings, so I hope you took him then. Now, he is juiced up to -145 at DraftKings, overtaking North Carolina QB Drake Maye as the favorite to go to the Washington Commanders at No. 2.

As I laid out in that previous article, I think a lot of teams started to sour on Maye the more they watched him play. He has all the traits you look for in a franchise QB, but that doesn't matter one bit if you can't come through when it counts, and Maye proved several times that he wasn't ready for that. Daniels outplayed Maye last season playing in the much tougher SEC and ended up winning the Heisman Trophy to top off his incredible career at LSU.

I still think Daniels is going to go in this spot, and the juice hasn't reached levels yet where it is un-bettable. I still think there is a bit of value here, so take it before it gets to -200.

No. 3-Overall Pick: WR Marvin Harrison Jr. (+550, FanDuel)

I think there is quite a bit of value here on MHJ to go at No. 3 overall instead of No. 4 overall, where he is favored to go right now. Of course, New England holds this pick, and they certainly need a QB of the future. Signing Jacoby Brissett is not the answer long-term for the Patriots, but it is a stopgap. With Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels off the board in this scenario, I don't see them drafting Drake Maye. Instead, they could look to get someone later in the draft like Michael Penix Jr. or Bo Nix, if they should fall.

The best player in the entire draft is Marvin Harrison Jr., and if he falls to them at No. 3, it would be a gift that I think they would be stupid not to take. Even if you are terrible again in 2024 with Brissett at QB, there is a good chance that you will be in a position to draft high again next season to take your shot at QB.

First OL to be drafted: Olumuyiwa Fashanu (+400, DraftKings)

Now this is a market that is much more wide-open as there really isn't a clear-cut No. 1 in this position. Right now, Notre Dame OL Joe Alt is the favorite at the sportsbooks to be the first OL to go, but that has changed a lot since just last month. The NFL Combine and Player Pro Days have an effect on these odds at the books, but no one here is a true lock in this market.

Penn State's Olumuyiwa Fashanu was the clear best OL prospect in this draft coming into the season, but as people have dived into his film a bit more, there have been concerns about his size that have caused him to slide down some draft boards. Still, I don't think it is too insane to think that a team could select him as the first OL based on his potential alone, especially at +400 odds.