Any-Time TD

Football is rolling into Week 2, and the end zone edges are clear. Here are my favorite Anytime TD plays… in two minutes or less.

#5 - J. Chase: O 0.5 Total touchdowns

Ja’Marr Chase is set up for a true bounce-back spot after a quiet Week 1, where the volume was there but the fantasy payoff wasn’t. He still projects as one of the HIGHEST-USED receivers in the league, running a ROUTE on 97.8% of dropbacks last year (99TH PERCENTILE) and forecasted for 10+ targets in this matchup (99TH PERCENTILE again). That kind of role is basically unmatched, BUT last week’s disappointment has people doubting him when they shouldn’t.

Jacksonville is the exact defense built to fix that narrative. They allowed the MOST receiving yards to wideouts last season and the 7TH-MOST touchdowns to the position, consistently getting burned on the perimeter. And with the Bengals projected to throw at the 2ND-HIGHEST rate of the entire slate, in a game forecasted for the 5TH-MOST plays, Chase is guaranteed opportunities at volume and efficiency. So after a down opener, everything points toward him not just bouncing back, but finding the end zone in a matchup where his skill set directly attacks the Jaguars’ weaknesses.

#4 - J. Gibbs: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Jahmyr Gibbs is built for games like this, explosive in space, lethal as a receiver, and dominant in high-value usage. He ranks in the 96TH PERCENTILE in Weighted Opportunity Rating and the 97TH PERCENTILE in receiving yards per game among RBs, making him one of the best dual threats in football. That elite profile already sets him apart, BUT it’s Chicago’s defense that makes this spot a slam dunk.

The Bears were a bottom-tier unit last year, giving up the 5TH-MOST rushing yards in the league, and nothing has changed in 2025. They just gave up 142 total yards and a RECEIVING touchdown to Minnesota’s backfield in Week 1, including Aaron Jones catching them out of position. Gibbs also has a proven track record against Chicago, scoring 3 touchdowns in 4 career games versus the Bears, including 163 total yards and a touchdown in their last meeting. So when you combine his elite receiving profile with a defense that continues to BLEED production to running backs, Gibbs’ chances of scoring in this matchup feel not just likely, but inevitable.

#3 - K. Williams: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Kyren Williams doesn’t just handle touches, he dominates them in every phase. He ran a ROUTE on 63.9% of passing plays last season (99TH PERCENTILE among RBs) and caught 90% of his targets (84TH PERCENTILE), giving him a pass-game role most running backs never see. That level of usage is rare, BUT it’s the Titans’ defense that puts this pick over the top.

Tennessee was a touchdown funnel in 2024, giving up the MOST scores in the NFL, and the cracks were still there in Week 1 when they surrendered 151 rushing yards and a touchdown to Denver’s backfield. Meanwhile, Kyren reminded everyone in his own opener that his workhorse status hasn’t gone anywhere, logging 18 carries and punching in a touchdown to start the season. Add in the fact that the Rams are projected to run the MOST plays of any team this week, and you’ve got elite usage meeting the defense most vulnerable to it. So with proven volume and the matchup screaming for points, Williams finding the end zone again is about as SAFE as it gets.

#2 - J. Conner: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

James Conner is the kind of back who thrives on heavy usage, and Arizona keeps feeding him the role to match. He controls over 60% of the team’s carries (90TH PERCENTILE), and models project him for 17+ touches again this week (98TH PERCENTILE workload). That volume is elite, BUT the real story is the defense across from him.

Carolina was the WORST run defense in the NFL last season and allowed the 2ND-MOST rushing touchdowns to running backs. Nothing has improved, in Week 1 they were gashed for 143 rushing yards by Travis Etienne, continuing the same trend. Conner’s Week 1 looked quiet on the ground, BUT even then he still found the end zone as a receiver, proving his touchdown equity is matchup-proof. And with this week’s game projected to feature the HIGHEST number of plays across the slate, plus Arizona expected to run at the 2ND-HIGHEST rate, Conner’s combination of volume and red-zone access makes him one of the STRONGEST touchdown bets on the board.

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See you out there,

-Joe