These are the player-prop lines recorded for George Kittle in Washington Commanders @ San Francisco 49ers on October 19, 2026: 8 markets, each with the best pregame price across the regulated US sportsbooks we track. The game has ended and these numbers are no longer available to bet. For open markets, see the current NFL player props board.
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George Kittle had 8 prop markets posted for Washington Commanders @ San Francisco 49ers on October 19, 2026. The table above is the pregame board as recorded: every market with the best price across the regulated US sportsbooks we track at the time. We only list props backed by a 3-or-more-book consensus, so a single stale line can never fake value.
The game has ended, so none of these lines is open. The page stays as a dated record of how the market priced George Kittle before the game. Which props cleared our +EV bar, and by how much, is ranked in the members props tool.
For markets that are open now, see the NFL player props hub. Which props clear our +EV bar, and by how much, is ranked in the members props tool.
What do George Kittle's prop odds mean?
Each price converts to a payout and a break-even win rate. Over 63.5 Rec Yds at -125 paid $80 profit on a $100 bet and needed to win 55.6% of the time to break even. By contrast, Under 63.5 Rec Yds at +110 paid $110 profit on a $100 bet and needed to win 47.6% of the time to break even. A bet is only worth taking when you think it wins more often than its break-even rate, which is why the best price across books matters: a better number lowers the bar.
| Prop | Pregame best price | Profit on $100 | Break-even win rate |
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| Over 63.5 Rec Yds | -125 | $80 | 55.6% |
| Under 63.5 Rec Yds | +110 | $110 | 47.6% |
| Over 65.5 Rec Yds | -113 | $88.50 | 53.1% |
| Under 65.5 Rec Yds | -102 | $98.04 | 50.5% |
| Over 66.5 Rec Yds | -113 | $88.50 | 53.1% |
| Under 66.5 Rec Yds | -113 | $88.50 | 53.1% |
| Over 5.5 Receptions | +113 | $113 | 46.9% |
| Under 5.5 Receptions | -115 | $86.96 | 53.5% |
Break-even rate = the share of bets a price must win to come out even. Convert any other price with the free odds converter, or strip the bookmaker's margin from a two-way market with the no-vig calculator.
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George Kittle Props FAQ
What were George Kittle's props for Washington Commanders @ San Francisco 49ers?
George Kittle had 8 prop markets on the board for Washington Commanders @ San Francisco 49ers on October 19, 2026, each shown with the best pregame price across the regulated US sportsbooks we track. 1 of them cleared our +EV value bar before the game. The game has ended; the table above is the recorded pregame board.
Are these George Kittle prop prices still available?
No. The game has ended, so these lines are closed. The numbers are kept as a dated record of the pregame market. For open markets, see the current NFL player props board.
Are these NFL prop picks free?
The recorded lines and pregame prices are free to read. The ranked +EV edge on each prop is a members tool, and Ross's documented plays are graded win or loss on the members board.