Any-Time TD

Football is rolling into Week 5, and the end zone edges are clear. Here are my favorite Anytime TD plays… in two minutes or less.

#5 - A. St. Brown: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Amon-Ra St. Brown has been UNSTOPPABLE in the red zone. He leads the entire NFL in receiving touchdowns with SIX, and the craziest part is that all of them have come in just the last three weeks. That’s not just production, that’s a historic-level hot streak. But this isn’t a fluke. Volume is driving it. He ranks 2ND in receptions across the league, which means he’s consistently commanding looks where it matters most.

And now he gets Cincinnati, a defense that has been bleeding yardage to wideouts, allowing the 7TH-MOST receiving yards in the NFL. When you combine elite usage, league-leading scoring form, and a matchup where primary receivers have been torching this secondary, the case is OBVIOUS. This isn’t a projection you overthink. St. Brown is simply on the kind of run where betting against him feels reckless.

#4 - J. Gibbs: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Jahmyr Gibbs has been one of the hottest backs in football, punching in FOUR total touchdowns across just the last three games. His explosion has completely flipped the Lions’ offense, giving them a scoring weapon every time they get into the red zone.

It’s not just Gibbs’ form. It’s the defense across from him. Cincinnati has been gashed by running backs, allowing the 3RD-MOST touchdowns to the position this season, and it’s gotten even worse recently. Over just the last two weeks, they’ve been cooked for FOUR touchdowns by RBs, showing how exposed this unit is against backs who can both run and catch. And when you layer on that the Bengals allow the 2ND-MOST rushing yards in the entire league, the setup is screaming opportunity. Gibbs, who is already red-hot, now gets one of the most exploitable defenses possible. This is the type of projection that feels FREE.

#3 - J. Cook: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

James Cook has been the picture of CONSISTENCY, delivering a touchdown in every single game this season. He’s not just involved. He’s the league leader in rushing touchdowns, showing week after week that he’s the engine of this scoring attack.

What really locks this in is the matchup history. Against New England, Cook has found the end zone THREE times in just his last two meetings. That’s dominance over a specific opponent, not just general form. You’ve got the NFL leader in rushing scores, a 100% touchdown streak this year, and a defense he’s already punished multiple times. It doesn’t get cleaner than that. Cook’s role and track record make this number feel like one of the most automatic plays on the slate.

#2 - G. Wilson: O 0.5 Total Touchdowns

Garrett Wilson has been peppered with volume all season, ranking 3RD in targets across all receivers, and he’s already converted that into three touchdowns.

Here’s where it becomes impossible to ignore. The Dallas Cowboys have been the single WORST defense in the league against wide receivers. They’ve given up NINE touchdowns to the position, THREE more than the next closest team, and they’re not just losing. They’re getting humiliated by WR1s. Dallas allows the HIGHEST catch rate to wideouts at 75.7%, the HIGHEST yards per target at 11.2, and the HIGHEST touchdown rate at 12.2%. That’s a defensive profile that screams “attack me.” When you match an elite target earner like Wilson against a defense that ranks DEAD LAST in every efficiency stat that matters, the outcome feels inevitable. This is exactly the type of WR/DB mismatch that wins contests.

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As promised, in two minutes or less.

See you out there,

-Joe

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