Ready to make the NFL Week 7 card even more entertaining? Our staff gives out their favorite Anytime Touchdown props for Sunday, October 20. Good luck and enjoy another fun-filled NFL weekend!
BAL at TB- 8:15 PM EDT (Monday)
It's hard to score in this league. And maybe harder to predict who will do it week to week. Let's turn this 0-2 start around.
I really wanted to go out on a limb and take Travis Kelce. He hasn't scored yet this season. He looked great in week 5 before having a bye in week 6. Game flow should be helpful in week 7 vs the 49ers. Hopefully he took it easy on the Garage Beers during the bye week and comes out hot on Sunday. Kelce's Anytime TD odds are +155 (FD).
Instead, I found better value elsewhere which is why I am taking Mike Evans to score at +165 odds (Caesars). This should be a high scoring game, and the Ravens have the 31st ranked defense in the league.
Evans' weekly splits are a bit of a feast or famine, but with the Bucs hosting the Ravens, I think all signs point to a huge feast for Mike Evans on Monday Night Football.
TEN at BUF - 1:00 PM EDT
I have to go with James Cook for an anytime touchdown in Week 7. Assuming he's fully recovered from his toe injury, Cook will likely lead the Bills' backfield, given his strong start to the season. Before his brief single-game absence, Cook had five touchdowns in the first five games and averaged a consistent 4.4 yards per carry. He was an absolute workhorse.
The Titans have allowed just three rushing touchdowns through five games, but their defense is giving up 4.0 yards per carry. I think this will create opportunities for Cook to capitalize and make a statement now that he's back.
With the Bills' offense expected to dominate, Cook's knack for finding the end zone makes him a prime candidate for a score. Take that check to the bank.
HOU at GB- 1:00 PM EDT
Houston has been on a roll this season. Already sitting at 5-1, Stroud has looked like an MVP candidate in the middle of this stacked Houston offense. With Nico Collins on IR for this game against Green Bay, Diggs will probably see his role grow again this week.
Scoring a TD last week against New England, the veteran WR is set up well to have a huge game this week. Traveling to Lambeau Field, Diggs will be going against a defense that has allowed nearly 230 passing yards a game and ten passing TDs on the year.
That places them at 25th in the league for passing defense. Diggs should feast against this porous secondary and has an excellent chance to reel in a TD this week.
CAR at WSH - 4:05 PM EDT
I love the idea of fading this disastrous Carolina squad in any way, shape, or form. The Panthers' defense ranks a pitiful 27th in both yards per play allowed and yards per pass allowed. McLaurin will be going up against Jaycee Horn, who is a decent corner but definitely not elite.
T-Mac has formed quite a bond with rookie QB Jayden Daniels over the last few weeks. We watched that chemistry start to develop on Monday Night Football against the Bengals and it's only gotten stronger since then.
Just how well has 'Scary Terry' been playing? He racked up two touchdowns last week against the Ravens and he's found the end zone four times in his last four outings. FanDuel is giving us a great number here, as most of the market has this at -125 or so.
DET at MIN - 1:00 PM EDT
I'm putting my perfect 2-0 record on the line with Mr. Jefferson of the undefeated Minnesota Vikings! The former LSU Tiger didn't score a touchdown in his last game, but he'd hit pay dirt in 4 straight games before that outing.
Jefferson should also be well-rested after Minnesota's bye week. He'll also be playing at home, where he's been torching opposing secondaries since 2020. Detroit's Carlton Davis III will be guarding Jefferson, and although he has good size, he'll struggle to match Jefferson's insanely quick feet off the line of scrimmage.
SEA at ATL - 1:00 PM EDT
Hi, yeah, is this thing on? After 2 awful weeks, you might be thinking “oh let’s fade ZP, he’s pretty mids at picking TD scorers.”
To that, I say: "Fair". However, the odds of going 0-3 on 3 consecutive bets at our respective prices is 11.9% WHICH MEANS... We have a much better chance of hitting here, especially with 6'4" 240lb DK Metcalf running routes against the Falcons.
Metcalf has scored 4 times in his career against ATL, the most for any team outside of NFC West foes. Jessie Bates will apply pressure on the deep ball but look for Metcalf to score if the Hawks can get the ball in the red zone. Best of luck.
I need to right the ship and get on the board, so I'm turning to arguably the best red zone receiver in the NFL right now. Through 6 weeks, London has been targeted 10 times in the red zone with 8 receptions and 4 touchdowns. He's caught 24 passes on 35 targets over the last 3 weeks and has 4 touchdowns in his last 5 games.
The Seahawks started the season against Bo Nix, Jacoby Brissett, and Skylar Thompson, which allowed them to hide how bad this secondary is. Over the last 3 weeks they have allowed 290 passing yards per game and 8 touchdowns with 0 interceptions. Give me London in Atlanta for the win!