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Best Any-Time TD bets (Week 4)

#8

👇 M. Evans: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Mike Evans hasn’t been as dominant as usual, but he’s facing an Eagles defense that has been a goldmine for wide receivers. They’ve allowed the 3rd-most receiving touchdowns to wideouts this season, which sets up perfectly for Evans to bounce back. But the twist is that Evans has always had a knack for stepping up when he’s been underutilized, and with the Bucs promising to get him more involved, he’s in line for a big game. So, Evans finding the end zone feels like one of the best picks of the week.

#7

👇J. Chase: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Ja’Marr Chase exploded last week with 118 yards and 2 touchdowns, and he’s got another favorable matchup this week. But the Panthers’ defense has been quietly giving up big plays to wideouts, allowing the 3rd-most receiving touchdowns to the position. So, with Chase back in rhythm and facing a vulnerable secondary, you can bet he’ll be crossing the goal line again on Sunday.

#6

👇 B. Hall: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Breece Hall has found the end zone in every game this season, and even though his touches are being shared with Braelon Allen, that hasn’t stopped him from being productive. But here’s the kicker: the Broncos' defense has been the worst against the run, allowing the most adjusted yards per carry. So, with Hall getting around 20 touches in a favorable matchup, he’s in a prime position to continue his touchdown streak.

#5

👇 J. Hurts: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Jalen Hurts might have had a quiet game through the air last week, but the key to this pick is his legs. But what you may not know is that the Buccaneers have allowed the most rushing touchdowns to quarterbacks this season, making them vulnerable to Hurts' red zone runs. So, with the Bucs struggling to generate pressure, Hurts is in the perfect spot to run one in himself, just like he’s done so many times before.

#4

👇 D. Henry: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Derrick Henry is back in beast mode, coming off a game where he racked up 151 yards and 2 touchdowns. But what people might not realize is that the Bills have quietly struggled against the run, allowing the 25th-most yards before contact. So, with the Ravens likely to keep this game on the ground as 3-point favorites, Henry is set for another monster workload, making him a great pick to cross the goal line once again.

#3

👇 S. Barkley: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Saquon Barkley is coming off a dominant game with two touchdowns, but here’s something even more telling: the Buccaneers are tied for the 5th-most rushing touchdowns allowed to running backs this season. But what makes this even juicier is that both A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith are banged up, meaning Barkley’s workload should only increase. So, with Barkley already in elite form and the Bucs' struggles against the run, he’s a lock to score again.

#2

👇 K. Williams: O 0.5 Rush+Rec TDs

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Kyren Williams has been a touchdown machine, leading the NFL in red zone rushes and getting 10 attempts inside the 10-yard line already. But the Bears’ defense is even worse than you think—they’re tied for the 3rd-most rushing touchdowns allowed to running backs and gave up the 2nd-most receiving touchdowns to the position last year. So, with Williams getting an RB1 workload and the Bears struggling to stop anyone, Williams finding the end zone feels inevitable.