The second game of Week 15's Monday night doubleheader features the Atlanta Falcons traveling to Las Vegas to take on the Raiders.

The Falcons badly need a win as they're riding a four-game losing streak. They're still alive for the postseason, but time is running out. As for the Raiders, they are eliminated from playoff contention and are trying to finish the season on a high note and build some momentum for next year.

Here are our top prop bets for this matchup.

*Odds subject to change

Raiders WR Jakobi Meyers OVER 60.5 receiving yards (-125) – BetMGM

Meyers stepped up in a big way for the Raiders after they traded away Davante Adams earlier this season. Meyers has racked up at least 61 yards in four of his last five games and is averaging eight targets over his last three.

The Falcons rank 25th against the pass and were absolutely torched the Minnesota Vikings last week, surrendering over 100 yards to two different wide receivers. Look for Meyers to keep Atlanta's defensive backs on their heels. 

Falcons RB Bijan Robinson OVER 79.5 rushing yards (-115) – BetMGM

Robinson ranks seventh in the NFL in rushing yards with 977 and is averaging a stellar 4.5 yards per carry. He has eclipsed 79 yards in four of his last five games and seven times overall.

The Raiders are giving up an average of 118 rushing yards per game this season, and will be without star defensive end Maxx Crosby in this game. With how badly quarterback Kirk Cousins has struggled as of late, Robinson should see a heavy workload.

Raiders TE Brock Bowers ANYTIME touchdown (+210) – FanDuel

People aren't talking enough about the season that Bowers is having. He has already set the all-time record for most receptions by a rookie tight end with four games still to go.

He ranks second at the position in both catches and receiving yards, and is first in targets. Bowers has caught three touchdowns over his last five games, and the Falcons have allowed the most touchdown receptions in the NFL with 26.

Falcons WR Ray-Ray McCloud OVER 37.5 receiving yards (-125) – DraftKings

McCloud has emerged as a trusted target for Cousins as of late, catching 18 passes for 239 yards over his past three games. McCloud has easily gone over 37 receiving yards in every game during that stretch, and seven times total this season. With the Raiders being without Crosby, Cousins should have more time to scan the field, which means more passing targets to go around.