PrizePicks NFL Player Props For Week 7: Brock Purdy Passes Over The Falcons

When you're following games this weekend, it’s exciting to set up a PrizePicks lineup, track the league's top players and cash out big.

Here are three players who should be in your PrizePicks lineup in Week 7.

Week 7 PrizePicks for NFL Player Props

Jaylen Warren More Than 63.5 Yards

In Aaron Rodgers’ NFL swan song, the Steelers look like playoff contenders. Coming off two straight wins, they are in a three-way tie with the Browns and Ravens for first in the AFC North.

One key to their recent success has been the run game, specifically Jaylen Warren's performance.

Last season, Warren became the workhorse of the Pittsburgh backfield and hit career highs in touches (251), yards from scrimmage (1,291) and total touchdowns (8).

Warren didn't initially get that same opportunity in 2026. Going into the season, Warren was expected to split the backfield snaps with newly signed Rico Dowdle, but after Dowdle went down with a toe injury and Warren became the offensive leader in carries.

Even with Dowdle’s return last week, this was still Warren’s backfield, as he commanded a 78% snap share, and Steelers HC Mike McCarthy has even stated that he will allow Warren to be the lead back as long as he remains productive.

Ignore the rushing totals from the Giants last week against the Saints, especially since Cam Skattebo didn’t get a single touch in the game; New York fell behind early and needed to abandon the run. However, the Giants still did well when they ran the ball, averaging 4.2 yards per carry.

The Saints have struggled against the run this season, ranking 27th in rushing yards per carry (4.8).

Dowdle might close the snap-share gap this week, but Warren will likely get the majority again.

Ollie Gordon More Than 48.5 Rushing Yards

The people who have banged the drum for Ollie Gordon to become the featured running back are getting their flowers. Gordon has been excellent since taking over for the injured De'Von Achane, averaging 5.2 yards per carry over his last three games.

This week could be an interesting matchup against the Jets. New York is off to another tough start at 2-4, with one of those wins coming against the Titans.

The game script could keep Gordon in the mix for carries. The Jets are 27th in points per game (18.7), and the last time the Dolphins played a team whose offense ranked outside the top 20, they allowed only 15 points to the Vikings in a 15-10 loss.

Gordon ran for 100 yards against an excellent Vikings run defense that ranks fifth in rushing yards allowed per game (86.6). Now he faces the Jets, who are 23rd (123.0).

Brock Purdy More Than 239.5 Passing Yards

It might be time to take the 49ers seriously as a Super Bowl contender. They are coming into this week 6-0 and are third in points per game (29.5) and fourth in points allowed per game (18.3).

It’s still relatively early in the season, but the 49ers already have a stranglehold on the NFC West. They have a commanding three-game lead and have already beaten each of their division rivals.

Everyone knows how quickly the season can change, so there’s no crowning the 49ers champions yet, but as long as they keep their foot on the gas, they could run away with this division early.

Much of the success stems from Brock Purdy playing at an MVP level. The former Mr. Irrelevant is playing the best football of his career. He comes into this game leading the league in EPA per dropback (+0.30), and ranking second in passer rating (118.1) and pass success rate (54.7%).

Purdy’s success has a lot to do with how well the offensive line has protected him. They are allowing the league's lowest pressure rate (16.2%).

The Falcons are eighth in the league in pressure rate (24.8%), but what chance does Atlanta have when the Seahawks, who ranked second in pressure rate (31.9%), allowed Purdy to throw 2 touchdowns?