The Week 4 NFL receiving prop market has several interesting options worth targeting. Tetairoa McMillan draws a favorable matchup against a struggling Detroit secondary, while Ladd McConkey continues to produce despite a difficult matchup with Seattle. Dontayvion Wicks could also benefit from an expanded role in Philadelphia’s passing game.
If you’re looking for the best NFL receiving props to bet in Week 4, these three picks offer steady opportunities, intriguing matchups and plenty of upside.
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Best NFL WR Prop Bets for Week 4
Carolina Panthers WR Tetairoa McMillan 70+ Receiving Yards (-110)
McMillan draws a favorable matchup against a Detroit defense that has allowed the most receiving yards to wide receivers this season. The Lions have also surrendered 16 completions of at least 20 yards, which fits nicely with McMillan’s 13.8-yard average depth of target. With Bryce Young throwing frequently and Jalen Coker and Xavier Legette dealing with injuries, McMillan could see an even larger share of Carolina’s passing game.
Los Angeles Chargers WR Ladd McConkey Over 44.5 Receiving Yards (-115)
McConkey is averaging 61 receiving yards and has topped 45 yards in two of three games despite dealing with an early-season injury. He played nearly 89% of the snaps last week and finished with 66 yards against Buffalo. Seattle has been excellent against the pass, but McConkey still owns a 17% target share and averages 69.3 air yards. With the Chargers frequently playing from behind, he should continue seeing plenty of opportunities.
Philadelphia Eagles WR Dontayvion Wicks Over 53.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
Wicks has emerged as Philadelphia’s No. 2 receiver, averaging 59.7 receiving yards with a 17.7% target share through three games. He topped 70 yards in each of his first two outings and should see even more work with DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert sidelined. Wicks is already playing nearly 78% of the snaps, and a matchup with the Rams could force Philadelphia into a more aggressive passing attack.
