Best Chargers vs. Raiders Player Prop Bets for Monday Night Football: MNF Odds & Picks

Our best Chargers vs. Raiders player props for Monday Night Football target big performances for wide receivers Ladd McConkey, Keenan Allen, and Jakobi Meyers.

Connor Cooper

Last Updated: September 15, 2025 9:38 AM EDT • 6 minute read

Best Chargers vs. Raiders Player Prop Bets for Monday Night Football: MNF Odds & Picks — Pictured: Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen (13) celebrates. Photo by Jean Carniel / Reuters via Imagn Images.

The Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers both relied on their passing games to pull off upset victories in Week 1, and our best Chargers vs. Raiders player props are backing receivers to play leading roles again on Monday Night Football.

With the Chargers installed as a 3.5-point road favorite for tonight’s clash at Allegiant Stadium (10 p.m. ET, ESPN), my NFL predictions for Week 2 include strong production from Los Angeles' Ladd McConkey and Keenan Allen. Las Vegas looks to counter with Jakobi Meyers, who has been the team’s most consistent receiving threat since midway through last season.

Read why I’m backing this trio of receivers in these NFL picks, and check out our full breakdown of this matchup along with the latest odds in our Chargers vs. Raiders prediction.

🏈 Best Chargers vs. Raiders player props: Monday Night Football

NFL player prop bets based on the latest Monday Night Football odds; subject to change.

Ladd McConkey Over 72.5 receiving yards (-110 via bet365) ⭐⭐⭐
Jakobi Meyers Over 5.5 receptions (-107 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Keenan Allen anytime touchdown scorer (+250 via FanDuel) ⭐⭐

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⬆️ Ladd McConkey Over 72.5 receiving yards (-110) ⭐⭐⭐

After catching nine balls for 197 yards in his rookie playoff debut last January, Ladd McConkey remains one of quarterback Justin Herbert’s favorite targets as a sophomore. The Georgia product snagged six of nine throws his way for 74 yards in Week 1 against Kansas City, going Over his receiving yards prop for the ninth time in his last 11 games.

Expect McConkey to continue that trend Monday night after L.A. threw the ball on nearly two-thirds of its offensive plays versus the Chiefs. He’s also enjoyed success so far in his young career against the Raiders, catching five passes in both meetings and gaining 95 yards in the most recent one.

BetMGM and bet365 both list McConkey’s receiving yardage total at 72.5 yards, a yard lower than DraftKings and two less than FanDuel. The -110 odds at bet365 imply a 52.4% probability to return $9.09 on a $10 wager.

⬆️ Jakobi Meyers Over 5.5 receptions (-107) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Jakobi Meyers has been the clear No. 1 receiving option for the Raiders since Davante Adams was traded midway through last season. According to Pro Football Network, Meyers has the most catches and second-most air yards in the NFL since Week 8 of last year, drawing at least nine targets in eight of 11 games.

That explains why Meyers has gone Over his receptions prop total in 11 of his 14 games, including last week’s win at New England when he had eight catches for 97 yards. He also has a high floor, collecting at least five catches in seven of his last eight outings.

BetMGM and a couple of the other best sports betting sites seem to have noticed, setting Meyers’ total receptions prop at 6.5 with plus money. However, you could still find a 5.5 at DraftKings at nearly even odds (-107), compared to -114 at Caesars and -122 at FanDuel. DraftKings’ price suggests a probability of 51.7% and returns $9.35 on a $10 bet.

🔥 Keenan Allen anytime touchdown (+250) ⭐⭐

McConkey may be the Chargers’ most consistent producer when it comes to receiving yards, but Keenan Allen still draws plenty of attention from Herbert as well. In his first game since returning to Los Angeles after playing last year with the Bears, Allen was targeted a team-high 10 times last week - including six times on Herbert’s first 18 attempts.

Most notably for an anytime touchdown prop, Allen is consistently involved on high-leverage plays. Six of his seven catches last week either went for a first down or a touchdown, including an 11-yard TD strike from Herbert. Going back to Herbert’s first season in 2020, Allen has caught 26 TD passes in his last 54 games as a Charger.

FanDuel’s +250 odds was the best available price on Allen anytime touchdown, compared to +225 at DraftKings, bet365, and Caesars. Those odds suggest a 28.6% chance that we win this wager, with the chance to profit $25 on a $10 bet.

📺 How to watch Monday Night Football

When: Monday, Sept. 15
Kickoff: 10 p.m. ET
Where: Allegiant Stadium (Paradise, Nev.)
How to watch: ESPN

❓ Monday Night Football FAQs

What are the best player props for Monday Night Football?

My best Chargers vs. Raiders player props for Monday Night Football are Ladd McConkey to go Over 72.5 receiving yards, Jakobi Meyers to go Over 5.5 receptions, and Keenan Allen to score a touchdown at +250 odds.

When is Monday Night Football?

Monday’s Chargers vs. Raiders game kicks off at 10 p.m. ET and will be televised nationally on ESPN.

How do NFL player props work?

Player props are wagers on individual performances rather than the outcome of the game. Common props include passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, and touchdown scorers. For example, if a QB’s passing yards line is set at 250.5, you can bet the Over (251-plus yards) or Under (250 or fewer yards). You can also bet on if a specific player will score a touchdown in the entire game, the first or last touchdown, and more NFL odds markets.

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Connor Cooper

Connor Cooper has written about sports in various capacities for more than 20 years, including as a newspaper reporter, sports handicapper, and betting analyst. He originates hockey plays every day throughout the NHL season, regularly bets his own opinions based on NFL experience and college football, and relies on handicappers he trusts to find daily action in basketball, baseball, soccer, tennis, and golf. A diehard Maple Leafs and Blue Jays fan growing up in the Toronto area, Connor quickly shed all his allegiances once he realized that making money betting on sports was much more fun than cheering for his favorite team. Connor won’t hesitate to bet on — or against — anybody if that’s where the value lies. In addition to analyzing recent and season-long statistics, Connor always looks to account for the human element when breaking down games, weighing situational and motivational factors into his handicapping process. He's also a big believer in finding creative ways to generate more value, constantly scouring BetMGM, Caesar, FanDuel, and other regulated sportsbooks' derivative markets such as team totals, alternate lines, and player props.