Packers vs Jets NFL Player Props and DFS Picks

New York's defense grades out among the league's worst in touchdowns allowed, and the Packers vs Jets player props reflect the opportunity that creates for Green Bay's offense. Here's a full breakdown of the best player props and DFS picks for Sunday's matchup, and for the rest of the week's slate, see our Week 2 NFL Schedule.

Packers vs Jets Player Props Overview

The Jets defense ranks 31st in anytime touchdowns allowed and 32nd — dead last — in passing touchdowns allowed, numbers that stand out across this week's full HOF data set and point toward real touchdown-prop value on the Green Bay side. Before locking in any Packers vs Jets prop bets or Packers vs Jets DFS picks, compare current numbers on a sports betting research app, since touchdown props tend to move quickly once a matchup like this gets attention.

Quarterback Props: Love vs Smith

J. Love is projected for 204.1 passing yards, 1.8 touchdowns, and 0.4 interceptions with a C matchup grade — a low interception number worth a look for anytime-interception unders. G. Smith projects for 201 passing yards, 1.5 touchdowns, and 0.9 interceptions in a C- matchup, a more turnover-prone number than Love's.

Running Back and Receiver Props

With J. Jacobs already ruled out (personal), Green Bay's backfield touches become a genuine question mark heading into Sunday — worth checking the final injury report before locking in any Packers running back props. C. Watson leads Green Bay's target share at 19.9% (5.6 targets per game) and projects for 0.8 touchdowns on just 56.3 total yards, a strong rate that points to consistent red-zone usage and real anytime-touchdown value. For New York, G. Wilson is a true workhorse target earner at 33.7% (8.4 targets per game), well clear of A. Mitchell (25.0%) and M. Taylor (18.5%), while B. Hall's C+ matchup grade (89.2 total yards, 0.6 touchdowns) makes him the more attractive Jets running back play.

Best Packers vs Jets DFS Picks

Looking for the best player props for Packers vs Jets this week? C. Watson's touchdown rate makes him a strong anytime-touchdown play against a Jets defense that's given up scores at one of the league's highest rates, while G. Wilson's target share makes him the highest-floor pass-catcher in the entire game. In tournaments, keep an eye on Green Bay's backfield usage behind J. Jacobs' absence, since a clearer complementary role could emerge as the week goes on.

For the full matchup breakdown, team trends, and injury report, read our Packers vs Jets picks coverage as well.