👉 TAP TO SAVE 30% WITH CODE NEW
X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Import Your Leagues
Weekly Rankings
Compare Any Players
Projections
Articles & Tools
Weekly Planner
24x7 News and Alerts

Best Monday Night Football Bets, Props and Expert Picks - Week 7 MNF Analysis (2025)

C.J. Stroud - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Expert Monday Night Football betting predictions, best MNF prop bets, and odds analysis for Week 7. Free Monday Night Football picks and player props for tonight's game including our top pick for an anytime touchdown.

Hello everybody, and welcome to Week 7's edition of Monday Night Football bets and props! The NFL season is now in full swing, and we here at RotoBaller could not be more thrilled to bring you some of the best content in the market. We are excited to bring betting content to all those interested in every slate in any given week.

This weekly article will focus on the Monday night slate, and I will provide several different betting angles for the games scheduled. I will typically offer at least one play on the game's total or spread, as well as at least three player or game props. Although this article will be published each week on Monday mornings, you can always feel free to check out our Discord channel to see plays posted throughout the week.

This week's matchups feature the Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveling to Detroit to take on the Lions, and the Houston Texans at the Seattle Seahawks. Both of these games should provide plenty of goodies for us to try and take advantage of. All of these teams have soft spots in their defense that we can look to exploit as well. Without further delay, let's get into tonight's picks for Week 6 of Monday Night Football!

Featured Promo: Looking for some more fantasy football action? Adopt a dynasty orphan team over at FFPC. Sign up today and get $25 off any FFPC league. Sign Up Now!

 

Week 7 Monday Night Football Betting Odds

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Detroit Lions

Spread: Lions -6
Total: 53.5

In our first Monday night matchup, we have two strong NFC contenders facing off with the 5-1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveling to the 4-2 Detroit Lions. The Bucs have had some major injuries to their receiving corps, but Baker Mayfield has carried on, supplanting himself in the MVP race. Meanwhile, Detroit has thrived despite having some key injuries on the defensive side of the ball.

Houston Texans @ Seattle Seahawks

Spread: Seahawks -3
Total: 41.5

In our second game of the night, the Houston Texans, riding a two-game win streak and sitting at 2-3, will travel to Seattle to take on the 4-2 Seahawks, who have won four of their previous five games and are looking to keep the momentum rolling. Both of these teams feature stout defenses, making points a premium in this matchup.

 

Week 7 Monday Night Football Betting Picks

For tonight's pick against the total and/or spread, we are going to look out west in our late game between the Texans and Seahawks. Both of these teams have been building momentum over the previous couple of weeks and are looking to carry that forward on the backs of their defenses.

Both of these teams feature stout defenses, especially against the run. Overall, Seattle has allowed the second-fewest rushing yards to the running back position, while also allowing just 3.1 yards per carry. Meanwhile, the Texans come into this matchup allowing the fourth-fewest rushing yards to running backs, while allowing a slightly worse 3,8 yards per carry.

Additionally, Houston has been stout against the pass, allowing just 194 passing yards per game to the quarterback position. The Seahawks, on the other hand, come in allowing more than 257 passing yards per game to quarterbacks.

This suggests that Seattle will face tough sledding on the ground with Kenneth Walker III and likely struggle to move the ball through the air against a stout pass defense. Houston should also struggle on the ground, but their passing game has picked up lately, with C.J. Stroud averaging nearly 240 passing yards per game over their previous two victories.

The Texans have also played in several close games this season. Across their five games, three have been one-score games, all of which were losses. That being said, their losses came by an average of just over four points per game. This feels like a game Houston should be able to cover and possibly win on the back of their defense, and if they do get down, they should be able to move the ball against a struggling Seattle secondary to keep the game within the margin.

The Pick: Texans +3 (-110, DraftKings)

 

Week 7 Monday Night Football Player Props

C.J. Stroud OVER 226.4 passing yards (-113, DraftKings)

Based on the game write-up above, this selection should come as no surprise. Seattle has struggled mightily against opposing quarterbacks, having allowed the fifth-most passing yards while allowing an average of over 257 yards per game. They have also allowed four of the previous five quarterbacks they have faced to throw for at least 240 passing yards.

While Stroud struggled early in the season, he has rebounded nicely over the previous two weeks, as aforementioned, averaging nearly 240 passing yards per game and eclipsing this total in each of those two games. He has done this by finding his top target, Nico Collins, on 22 targets equating to 232 yards across the previous three games.

Stroud should be able to move the ball through the air against this defense and get over this number.

Cade Otton OVER 41.5 receiving yards (-113, DraftKings)

Cade Otton looks like he could be in line to be one of Baker Mayfield's top targets in this matchup against the Lions, with Mike Evans (hamstring), Chris Godwin (fibula), and Emeka Egbuka (hamstring) all currently listed on the injury report for Week 7. While all of them may not miss this week (although they could), they will certainly not be 100%.

Enter Otton, who has been superb in his own right over the previous two weeks while averaging 4.5 receptions for 66 receiving yards on 5.5 targets, and could see his role expanded once again. His window for success against this Lions' defense could also be wide open this week, as Detroit has struggled a bit versus the tight end position.

Overall, Detroit has allowed an average of nearly 53 receiving yards per game to tight ends. They have also allowed some big-time games to the position, including Mark Andrews (6/91) and Travis Kelce (6/78) in recent weeks. If Otton is one of the focal points of the passing game again this week, as he has been in the previous two weeks, there is no reason he cannot eclipse this total.

The Lions' defense also ranks inside the top 10 in terms of rushing yards allowed to the running back position, so the Bucs will be best suited to attack this defense through the air, which should mean more targets for Otton. The fact that Tampa Bay is also a six-point road dog should also help Otton's case here.

UPDATE: Otton was set to 41.5 at the time of initial writing, but has since been removed. Keep a lookout leading up to kickoff, as no direct injury has been reported for him, and he will likely come back up on the board.

 

Week 7 Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Bet

Sam LaPorta ANYTIME TOUCHDOWN scorer (+150, DraftKings)

We are going to continue with the tight end theme in Detroit, as LaPorta's anytime touchdown prop is currently set to +150 and makes a ton of sense in this game given the matchup. Overall, Tampa Bay has allowed four receiving touchdowns to the tight end position, which ranks third-worst in the league behind only the Bengals and the Jets.

They have also allowed those four touchdowns over the previous three weeks, which is excellent news in terms of recency.

Meanwhile, LaPorta has seen a total of five red zone targets this season, which may not seem like much, but he has also been targeted in the red zone in each of the previous two games. In addition to this stat, LaPorta has hauled in a touchdown reception in each of the last two games.

This is also a Bucs' defense that has allowed the fifth-fewest rushing yards to running backs, so Detroit will likely need to move the ball through the air and use this avenue to put points on the board. LaPorta has averaged 5.5 targets per game and has yet to see fewer than four targets in any game, so he should continue to be heavily involved in this offense, especially with this matchup on tap.

More NFL Betting Picks



Download Our Free News & Alerts Mobile App

Like what you see? Download our updated fantasy football app for iPhone and Android with 24x7 player news, injury alerts, rankings, starts/sits & more. All free!




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Import Your Leagues
Weekly Rankings
Compare Any Players
Projections
Articles & Tools
Weekly Planner
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Mitchell Robinson

Posts Double-Double as Starter
Wendell Carter Jr.

Posts Season High
Desmond Bane

Delivers Strong All-Around Line
Cooper Flagg

Explodes for 51 Points
Andrew Wiggins

Available Vs. Wizards
Marcus Sasser

Probable to Face 76ers Saturday
Justin Champagnie

Questionable Saturday
Tristan Vukcevic

Iffy for Saturday
Trae Young

Remains Out Saturday
Jahmai Mashack

Makes Early Exit Due to Neck Soreness
Jabari Smith Jr.

Exits Early Against Jazz
Juan Soto

Removed with Calf Tightness
Byron Buxton

is Day-to-Day with Forearm Contusion
Isaiah Stewart

to Remain Out Saturday
Giannis Antetokounmpo

Says Bucks Are Keeping Him Out Against His Wishes
Victor Wembanyama

Available to Face Nuggets Saturday
Pascal Siakam

Exits Early Friday Due to Back Injury
Karlo Matković

Karlo Matkovic Remains Out Friday
Zeke Nnaji

Unavailable Against Spurs
Spencer Jones

Out Saturday
Trey Murphy III

Good to Go Friday
Tim Hardaway Jr.

Likely to Play Saturday
Norman Powell

Still Sidelined Saturday
Byron Buxton

Leaves on Friday After Being Hit by a Pitch
Rashee Rice

Won't Face Discipline From NFL
Cade Horton

Headed for Injured List Stint
Isaac Paredes

Placed on Bereavement List
Jordan Lawlar

Suffers Fractured Wrist, Set to Miss 6-8 Weeks
Alejandro Kirk

Having X-Rays on his Thumb
Cade Horton

Exits Friday's Start with Forearm Tightness
Kyren Williams

a Value RB1 in Dynasty Leagues?
Ben Sinnott

Breakout Might Not Happen in Washington
Sam Darnold

Worth Holding in Dynasty Leagues?
Jerry Jeudy

Dynasty Managers Losing Patience Ahead of Year 7
Justin Fields

a Short-Term Option in Kansas City
Chase DeLauter

Returns to Lineup on Friday After Injury Scare
Chris Duncan

Set For UFC Vegas 115 Main Event
Renato Moicano

An Underdog At UFC Vegas 115
Tabatha Ricci

Set For UFC Vegas 115 Co-Main Event
Virna Jandiroba

Looks To Bounce Back
Brendson Ribeiro

In Desperate Need Of Win
Abdul-Rakhman Yakhyaev

Looks To Remain Unbeaten
Ethyn Ewing

Set For His Second UFC Bout
Rafael Estevam

Looks To Remain Undefeated
Kayshon Boutte

an Offseason Riser in Dynasty Leagues
Dallas Goedert

Worth Selling High After Career-Best Campaign?
Theo Johnson

Trending Down in Crowded Offense?
Kyle Monangai

Pushing for More Opportunities
Amon-Ra St. Brown

One of the Most Dependable Dynasty Receivers
Xavier Worthy

Falls to WR50 in Dynasty Leagues
Patrick Kane

Becomes NHL's Highest-Scoring American
Elias Salomonsson

Lands in Concussion Protocol
Nick Lardis

Injures Left Hand Thursday
Jack McBain

Exits With Lower-Body Injury Thursday
Tyler Kleven

Exits Early Versus Sabres
Oliver Ekman-Larsson

Injured in Thursday's Loss
Justin Faulk

Suffers Lower-Body Injury Thursday
Anthony Cirelli

Earns a Hat Trick
Jayden Daniels

Could Benefit from Influx of Young Talent
Joe Burrow

Ceiling is Still QB1
Andrei Iosivas

Lacks the Standalone Value to Make Him More Than a Deep Bench Stash
Jaylen Wright

Role Could Be Secure for Foreseeable Future
Tyjae Spears

' Dynasty Value Linked to NFL Draft
Konnor Griffin

Secures $140M Deal; Pittsburgh Building Around Young Star
Carter Yakemchuk

in Concussion Protocol
NJ

Arseni Gritsyuk Done for the Season
Tyson Foerster

Available Against Red Wings
Zach Hyman

a Game-Time Decision Thursday
Bryan Rust

Will Play Thursday
Carter Hart

Returns to Action Thursday
Aaron Ekblad

to Be Out for "Weeks" With Broken Finger
NFL

Emmett Johnson's NFL Ceiling in Question?
Ollie Gordon II

Dynasty Value Rising Amidst Organizational Changes in Miami?
Colby Parkinson

Faces Heavy Competition for Targets in Los Angeles
Rashee Rice

Legal Issues Limit His Dynasty Value
Konnor Griffin

Being Promoted to MLB Roster Ahead of Friday's Contest
Brandon Hagel

Likely Out on Thursday
Damon Severson

Not Expected to Return During Regular Season
Igor Chernyshov

a Game-Time Call Wednesday
Radko Gudas

Out Wednesday
Cutter Gauthier

Questionable for Rest of the Week
Evander Kane

Unavailable Wednesday
Konnor Griffin

Pirates in "Deep" Negotiations for Long-Term Contract
Carlos Estévez

Royals Place Carlos Estevez on 15-Day Injured List
CFB

Gunner Stockton Looking "Great" After Offseason Injury
CFB

Sam Leavitt Showing "Encouraging Signs" at LSU Practice
J.J. Spaun

Needs the Putter to Cooperate in San Antonio
Thorbjorn Olesen

Trending Up in San Antonio
Denny McCarthy

Carrying Momentum into San Antonio
Jose Fernandez

Launches Two Home Runs in Historic MLB Debut
Chase DeLauter

Exits Tuesday's Game with Foot Injury, X-Rays Come Back Negative
Chris Kirk

Has Course History on His Side in San Antonio
Billy Horschel

a Volatile Option at the Valero Texas Open
Joe Highsmith

Still Searching for Form in San Antonio
Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Looks to Find Form at the Valero Texas Open
Seiya Suzuki

to Begin a Rehab Assignment Soon
Jordan Spieth

a Horse for Course History at TPC San Antonio
Robert MacIntyre

Has One Flaw to Overcome at Valero Texas Open to be a Must-Play
Maverick McNealy

In Exceptional Form This Season
Michael Thorbjornsen

Playing Well But Still Searching For A Win
Hideki Matsuyama

Playing Well Heading to the Valero Texas Open
Si Woo Kim

Heads to Valero Texas Open For Final Tune-Up Before Masters
Cody Ponce

Diagnosed With ACL Sprain, to Miss "Significant Time"
Collin Morikawa

Withdraws From Valero Texas Open
PGA

Stephan Jaegar Still Looking For Consistency at Valero Texas Open
Nicolai Hojgaard

is Red-Hot Coming to TPC San Antonio
Tony Finau

a Risky Proposition at Valero Texas Open
Ludvig Aberg

Looks to Shake Off Collapse at Valero Texas Open
Jacob deGrom

Cleared for Season Debut on Tuesday
Colt Emerson

Signs an Eight-Year Extension with Mariners
Patrick Rodgers

Needs to Make More Birdies in San Antonio
Sepp Straka

Seeks Opportunity in San Antonio This Weekend
Nick Taylor

Could Again Struggle at the Valero Texas Open
Jose Altuve

Tallies Four Hits, Two Homers in Big Night
Miguel Vargas

Hits Grand Slam, Drives in Six in Win Over Miami
Chase Elliott

Takes Advantage of Pit Strategies for Second Career Martinsville Win
Denny Hamlin

Dominates but Finishes Second at Martinsville
Joey Logano

Bounces Back with Third-Place Finish at Martinsville
Ty Gibbs

Gains his Fourth Top-Five Finish of the Season at Martinsville
William Byron

Scores Another Top-Five Finish at Martinsville
Joe Pyfer

Extends His Winning Streak
Israel Adesanya

Loses Fourth Consecutive Fight
Maycee Barber

Suffers Her First Knockout Loss
Alexa Grasso

Scores Highlight-Reel Knockout
Niko Price

Retires After UFC Seattle Loss
Michael Chiesa

Victorious In His Retirement Fight
Julian Erosa

Suffers First-Round Knockout Loss
Lerryan Douglas

Scores First-Round Knockout Win In His UFC Debut
Kyle Larson

Is Likely to Pay Off for DFS at Martinsville
Christopher Bell

Could Have Another Top-10 Performance At Martinsville
William Byron

Is A Threat to Win Again at Martinsville
Chase Elliott

is A Solid DFS Option for Martinsville Lineups
Chase Briscoe

has Plenty of Upside for DFS Lineups at Martinsville
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF