2 Best Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Week 6

Below, bettors can find my Week 6 anytime TD scorer predictions based on NFL odds.

This week, I’ve identified a potential buy-low spot on a tight end in a favorable matchup. Additionally, I’m targeting a wide receiver at +160 playing a weaker-than-perceived defense.

Let’s dive into the predictions. Odds are reflective at time of writing and are subject to movement.

2 Best Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Week 6

Dallas Goedert Anytime Touchdown (+240) vs Carolina Panthers

It left me surprised how well the Eagles offense moved the ball on Jacksonville in London. A 0.9% pass DVOA grade may not sound impressive, but the absentees make it noteworthy.

Goedert failed to find the end zone against the Jaguars. However, he scored a touchdown on Washington in Week 1, one of the three games he played this season.

Will Shipley scored the only touchdown for the Eagles in Week 5. However, Goedert benefits from a favorable matchup this week against the Panthers.

Carolina has allowed a receiving touchdown in all but one game this season. Their only success came in Week 2 against a Cooper Rush-led Falcons offense.

Defensively, Carolina struggled to keep opposing tight ends from scoring. Cole Kmet (1), Harold Fannin Jr. (2) and Sam LaPorta (1) all found the end zone against the Panthers defense.

What is concerning for Carolina is how poorly the defense performed at Cleveland.

Albeit without Devin Lloyd, the defense allowed a 25.3% pass defense rating, their second-worst grade of the season.

If you subscribe to a presumed negative game script for the Eagles as underdogs, it leads me to predict Goedert scores at a higher rate than his 29% implied chance.

Zay Flowers Anytime Touchdown (+160) at Cleveland Browns

It looks like Lamar Jackson could return from a one-week spell on the sidelines. With Jackson, Flowers scored two touchdowns in three games.

His successes came in Week 1 against Indianapolis and Week 4 against Tennessee. While both came from outside goal-to-go situations, he still sees a decent target share in the red zone.

Flowers’ five targets from inside the 20-yard line tie tight end Mark Andrews for the team lead. It comes despite Flowers missing a Week 2 game against the Saints.

Plus, he gets a favorable matchup against the Browns defense in Week 6.

Cleveland’s defense surrendered at least one wide receiver score in every game this season. Including three at Jacksonville, the unit surrendered 1.4 on average through five games.

Most concerning if you’re Cleveland is the level of difficulty in this spot. By pass offense DVOA, Baltimore (3rd) qualifies as the hardest opponent to date for the Browns secondary.

Given those factors, I predict Flowers finds the end zone for the third time this season.