Any-Time TD

Football is rolling into Week 4, and the end zone edges are clear. Here are my favorite Anytime TD plays… in two minutes or less.

#5 - J. Hurts: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Hurts has been unstoppable to start the season, scoring a RUSHING TOUCHDOWN in every game with 4 total through just 3 weeks. His role near the goal line is locked in, and he’s averaging over 10 carries per game, giving him the kind of rushing volume few quarterbacks ever see.

But the matchup is what seals it. Tampa Bay has been one of the SOFTEST defenses against mobile quarterbacks, ranking 4TH-WORST in rushing yards allowed to the position, and they’ve already been beaten for a score on the ground this year. Hurts also has a HISTORY of punishing this defense, racking up 4 rushing TDs across only 5 career meetings with Tampa. So when you combine elite usage, consistent weekly production, and a defense that bleeds QB rushing upside, this projection feels less like a bet and more like an inevitability.

#4 - O. Hampton: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Hampton’s breakout is already underway, with last week proving he’s now the CLEAR workhorse back after logging 25 touches and punching in his first score of the season. With Najee Harris out for the year after tearing his ACL, the backfield is fully Hampton’s moving forward, and the volume is undeniable.

But this isn’t just about usage. The Giants’ defense has been one of the WORST in the league against running backs, giving up the 2ND-MOST touchdowns and ranking 5TH-WORST in rushing yards allowed through three weeks. That kind of weakness has turned ordinary workloads into scoring chances all season, and Hampton is no ordinary workload. He’s a true feature back who’s already getting red-zone opportunities. So in a spot where talent meets role and the defense is handing out production like candy, Hampton finding the end zone again feels OBVIOUS.

#3 - J. Mason: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Mason exploded last week with one of the strongest rushing performances of the season, torching Cincinnati for 116 yards and 2 touchdowns in just three quarters of play. That kind of efficiency shows he can not only handle volume but also turn it into big scoring plays.

But his situation gets even better this week. Minnesota’s blocking unit is healthier with Christian Darrisaw back in the lineup, setting up a stronger foundation for Mason’s bruising style. On the other side, Pittsburgh’s defense has been one of the SOFTEST matchups for running backs early in the year, already allowing 2 rushing touchdowns and giving up two separate 100-yard rushers through just three weeks. That combination of Mason’s breakout performance and the Steelers’ struggles makes this number feel WAY too low. So with momentum, improved blocking, and a defense ranked among the 3RD-WORST at stopping the run right now, Mason cashing another touchdown is the kind of play you can lean on with confidence.

#2 - A. St. Brown: 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Few receivers have been more reliable than Amon-Ra St. Brown, who currently LEADS the NFL in touchdown receptions with 4 through just three games. He’s not just a scorer either as he ranks 2ND in both receptions and receiving yards, showing he’s the engine of Detroit’s passing attack and dominating volume week after week.

But the real edge comes from the matchup. Cleveland’s secondary has already been exposed, allowing 4 passing touchdowns to Baltimore in Week 2. That breakdown showed they can’t consistently lock down WR1s, and nobody commands attention in Detroit like St. Brown. So with elite usage and a defense that’s already shown cracks, the odds of St. Brown adding to his league-leading touchdown total are as STRONG as any play on the board.

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See you out there,

-Joe

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