Most traded Week 2 NFL player props and games at prediction markets: Bills-Lions, TNF, Cowboys-Commanders

With kickoff just hours away, Kalshi's Lions vs. Bills player prop board has grown substantially since this week's numbers first came out. Josh Allen's 250-yard passing mark alone has traded roughly $13,100, up from about $10,500 earlier this week and still the single busiest market on the board, while his rushing props have quietly picked up more than $9,700 in trading on their own. You can trade Week 2 NFL props with the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS, which gives new users a $25 bonus after $25 in trades. Kalshi prices the Bills at $0.67 per share to beat the Lions, who are trading at $0.33 per share. Claim $25 in trading bonus credits after $25 in trades here with the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS:

We pulled every passing, rushing, and receiving props from this week's NFL games. Lions vs. Bills has plenty of trading interest across the board. Detroit and Buffalo's game alone now accounts for roughly $50,000 in combined prop trading across passing, rushing and receiving markets, well ahead of every other Week 2 game on the board. Commanders vs. Cowboys and a handful of others already carry plenty of volume, and several Sunday and Monday games have thin or entirely empty markets as of this morning. Not every move looks the same once you check the game behind it.

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This week's top traded player props

Ranked by trading volume, most traded games and props first.

Lions vs. Bills, Thursday Night Football: Most traded player props

Detroit and Buffalo's player props have kept trading heavily as kickoff approaches, and the board looks different than it did just two days ago. Josh Allen's 250-yard passing threshold has traded roughly $13,100, up from about $10,500 earlier this week and still the busiest single market anywhere on the Week 2 board, with Kalshi pricing his fair value right around 250 yards. Jared Goff's passing market has traded roughly $770 at its busiest mark, projecting to a fair value near 265 yards. A development not reflected in the earlier numbers, Allen's own rushing props have quietly picked up more than $9,700 in trading, projecting to a fair value near 32 yards, nearly as much dollar volume as Goff's entire passing market combined. On rushing yards, Jahmyr Gibbs' props have traded roughly $6,100 combined, still projecting to a fair value near 90 yards, ahead of James Cook III, whose props have traded roughly $2,800 combined at a fair value near 80 yards. Receiving has changed the most: Jameson Williams has emerged as Detroit's most heavily traded receiver prop at roughly $2,700 combined, passing Amon-Ra St. Brown, whose props have traded roughly $180, while D.J. Moore leads Buffalo's receiving board at roughly $1,050. Trade on the game here with the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS and earn a $25 trading bonus:

Commanders vs Cowboys: Thin on passing, heavy volume on rushing and receiving

Dak Prescott's passing market projects to a fair value of roughly 267 yards at Kalshi but has traded lightly, mostly a few dollars per strike. Jayden Daniels' passing market projects lower, to roughly 207 yards, yet his single 200-yard threshold has traded roughly $2,765, by far the most heavily traded single market found on the Sunday slate. On rushing, Dallas back Javonte Williams projects to roughly 77 yards at Kalshi on modest trading of roughly $1 to $24 across his mark. Daniels' own rushing market moved roughly $55 to $109 at a fair value near 39 yards. Receiving is where this game is richest, roughly $125 has traded across George Pickens' mark and he projects to roughly 65 yards, roughly $163 has traded across Terry McLaurin's mark and he projects to roughly 53 yards, while CeeDee Lamb's market showed no trading at all despite a higher price. Trade on the game here with the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS and earn a $25 trading bonus:

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