Raiders Parlay Picks vs. Seahawks: Side & Support Player Props

Fernando Mendoza makes his first NFL start against a Seattle defense that leads the league in fewest yards allowed. If the Raiders win, two of the more familiar routes for their offense run through Ashton Jeanty out of the backfield and Michael Mayer alongside Brock Bowers.

Jeanty can get yards on handoffs or catches. Mayer’s line asks what Las Vegas can get from its second tight end even with Bowers on the field. Both have produced in Raiders wins, though Mendoza’s first full game will show how much of that carries over.

Individual DraftKings odds as of Nov. 15, 2026 (ET). Regular-season appearances since 2025. Mayer’s sample includes three Raiders wins with Brock Bowers active.
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Ashton Jeanty
Over 62.5 rushing + receiving yards
−115 85.7%
6 of 7 LV wins
65.4%
17 of 26 games
Michael Mayer
Over 21.5 receiving yards
−114 100.0%
3 of 3 LV wins
60.0%
9 of 15 games

Ashton Jeanty · Over 62.5 rushing plus receiving yards

Jeanty had nine rushing yards and 64 receiving yards in the win over the Jets. Mike Washington Jr. ran 25 times that day. Against the Chargers, Jeanty needed both parts of the stat line. He had 48 on the ground and 15 through the air, reaching exactly the 63 yards this line requires.

Seattle has allowed just 89.1 rushing yards per game, so the throws are a real part of the case. Last week, San Francisco got ahead and the Raiders went away from the run. Jeanty had 25 yards on six carries and lost five yards across five catches. The over needs gains on those touches, especially if the Raiders are playing from behind again.

Michael Mayer · Over 21.5 receiving yards

Mayer’s role behind Bowers can still get him to 22. Against the Jets, Bowers had 92 yards and Mayer had 53. Mayer also found room down the middle for a 24-yard catch against San Francisco. One play like that can be enough.

The table counts only games in which Bowers also played. Even in that role, Mayer has had very different days, from 53 against the Jets to two yards in this season’s loss to New England. With Mendoza taking over, watch whether the Raiders keep giving Mayer a route over the middle or whether those throws go mostly to Bowers.

What are you expecting from the Raiders’ new quarterback?

Jeanty’s line is the better fit if you expect Las Vegas to give him enough work on the ground to supplement a few short throws. Mayer’s is more specific. It depends on how often the Raiders get both tight ends involved and give him a chance to get past the sticks.

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