Top MNF Player Props: Purdy Rush Attempts + White Receptions

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Ben Fiore

Published On:

October 19, 2026 10:37 AM

Top MNF Player Props: Purdy Rush Attempts + White Receptions
  • Brock Purdy has +105 odds to rush for over 4.5 times tonight against the Commanders. He has averaged 5 per game this season.
  • Bet on Rachaad White to have over 2.5 receptions against a 49ers team that has allowed 20 receptions to RBs over the last two games.

WASHINGTON – The San Francisco 49ers are 7.5-point favorites tonight against the Washington Commanders, and there are some player props at legal sports betting sites worth paying attention to.

Brock Purdy Over 4.5 Rush Attempts

Brock Purdy has averaged 5 rush attempts per game this season for San Francisco and has +105 odds to do it during Monday Night Football vs. a vulnerable Commanders defense.

The Commanders have been allowing opposing QBs to run this season already, even players that are not known for running.

Last week, Jameis Winston recorded five rush attempts for 27 yards (5.4 average). In week four, Daniel Jones had a season-high four rushing attempts against Washington.

As the 49ers are favored at NFL betting sites, Brock Purdy could benefit from kneeling out the game or even the first half, as any QB kneel counts as a rush attempt.

Rachaad White Over 2.5 Receptions

Jacory Croskey-Merritt has been ruled out for MNF tonight, and Rachaad White is expected to slide into that starter role with Austin Ekeler behind him.

White has 10 receptions over four games played this season.

The 49ers have allowed the seventh most targets to opposing RBs this season (6.6 per game). George Holani hauled in four receptions last week vs. the 49ers, and RJ Harvey led all Denver Broncos in receptions in week four with ten.

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Ben Fiore

Ben Fiore

Ben Fiore has been writing about and researching the expansion of legal sports betting since 2022 and has become an expert in the field. Whether following the legal process of sports betting in a specific state, tracking a state’s venue, or reviewing the top online sportsbooks, Ben has seen it all. Ben graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Editing, Writing, and Media, and can be found betting on his Noles during any free time.