NFL Prop Bet Results – Player Props Research
Prop Bet Detail (12,598 rows of prop bets for the 2021 season). The Data is from Bovada sportsbook.

Player Prop Betting Splits

NFL Player Prop Bet Results :
Research NFL player prop bet results for your same game parlay bets. If you want to wager on a player then take the time to see if he is likely to go over on his prop bet or under on his prop bet.
Player Name: Type the players name in here or in the search box
The Year column: 21 is the players 2021 team & 22 is his 2022 team
POS: Pick one or more positions
Prop: Pick one or more prop bets
Team: Enter team abreviation
Split: All props / Game Spread / Game Total
COR: Correlation Prop to Game Bet
Using the NFL Prop Bet Database
Prop Bet DB has prop bet results based on five criteria.
- All = all prop bet results
- Cover = win against the spread
- Loss = loss against the spread
- Over = game total over
- Under = game total under
Over: Number of Props that went OVER
Under: Number of Props that went UNDER
Total: Total number of times that prop was offered
%O: Percentage of props that went OVER
%U: Percentage of props that went UNDER
Note: Props that were a push are not shown
Example of how to use Correlation Database :
Type Jared Goff in the search box
Choose Passing Yards from Prop Selection
Choose Total from Split Selection
You will see that Jared Goff went OVER on his passing yards prop 7 times and under 2 times when the game total went over in 2022. In 2021 he went over 3 times and under 2 when the Lions games went over on the game total.
Use this to find betting correlations to add onto your game or player prop bets. These correlations are not predictive analytics but instead they help you choose the prop bet that closely aligns with the game prediction you are making.
Ask yourself. If I like the Detroit Lions game to go over on the total. Which player props should I add AND research which player props you should avoid.
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