3 Best Prop Bets for Washington Football Team vs. Raiders

Are bettors about to see another late season run from the Washington Football Team?

After a dismal start, they've moved up to second place in the NFC East, have won three games in a row, and are 5-2 in the NFC and undefeated in the division.

They'll look to try and fix their 0-4 non-conference record on the road when they head to Las Vegas to face the Raiders.

Las Vegas is a 1.5-point home favorite at -125 on the moneyline with a total of 47.5. Washington is +1.5, and a +105 moneyline underdog.

Here are our best prop bets for the game with all odds from WynnBET.

Best Prop Bets for Football Team vs. Raiders

• Taylor Heinicke OVER 15.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
• Hunter Renfrow UNDER 6.5 Receptions (-135)
• Foster Moreau Anytime Touchdown (+175)

Taylor Heinicke OVER 15.5 Rushing Yards (-110)

Heinicke is always a threat to take off and run, and now faces a Raiders defense that ranks 25th in the NFL in yards allowed on the ground.

Despite just three yards last week vs. Seattle, Heinicke had 29 yards the week before at Carolina and has had six games of over 17+ yards on the ground all season.

When opportunities present themselves, Heinicke takes what the defense gives him and enjoys making plays in the open field. Expect a big run or two on the fast track in Vegas.

Hunter Renfrow UNDER 6.5 Receptions (-135)

With Waller out, it feels almost like a lock for Renfrow to get targeted all game. But I think the opposite may apply here as Washington can zone in on the Raiders' slot receiver to try and take him out of the game plan.

Renfrow has seen plenty of targets all season long, but never more than 9 in a game. In fact, while he's gone over 7 in four of his last five games, it's only been seven or eight. Washington's defense is substantially improved from the early portion of the season and will force Carr to try and spread it around.

Foster Moreau Anytime Touchdown (+175)

Moreau, who takes over for Darren Waller this week due to injury has actually outpaced him and caught more touchdowns in the red zone this year.

Moreau is second on the team in touchdown receptions behind Hunter Renfrow and has caught a touchdown pass on every four receptions this season.

We mentioned Carr's ability to spread it around earlier, but when it comes to red zone efficiency, look no further than what Moreau has accomplished this season.