2 Best Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Week 8

Below, bettors can find my Week 8 anytime TD scorer predictions based on NFL odds.

To start, I’m eyeing a Buffalo pass catcher featuring in a favorable matchup against the Ravens secondary. Additionally, I’m looking at a Patriots tight end against a bad Dolphins 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 8

Dalton Kincaid Anytime Touchdown (+175) vs Ravens

Kincaid hasn’t found the end zone since Week 2 against the Lions. Now, he gets a favorable matchup against a Ravens pass defense that showed weakness against Cincinnati.

Joe Burrow tossed four touchdown passes – all in the second half – against the Ravens. Two went to wide receivers, with two going to different tight ends.

It’s indicative of a season-long trend for the Ravens defense. This season, they’ve allowed an opposing tight end to find the end zone in four of seven games.

The lone successes? Tennessee, Cleveland and New Orleans. Hardly teams I would place on the level of Buffalo’s offense, which leads the NFL in offensive DVOA.

Top-tier offenses like Cincy and Dallas consistently discovered scoring opportunities. Both notched five red zone trips against Jesse Minter’s defense.

In Atlanta, the Ravens surrendered three red zone trips and a touchdown to Kyle Pitts. The same happened in Week 1 at Indianapolis, including a touchdown to Tyler Warren.

Amongst Buffalo pass catchers, Kincaid ranks second in red zone targets and T-2nd on targets inside the 10-yard line. In a favorable matchup, I predict he ends a scoring drought.

Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown (+210) at Miami Dolphins

Henry found the end zone in two of his previous three games. His only shortcoming came against Chicago, which has frustrated opposing offenses at home.

Now he should benefit from playing a bad Miami defense. Plus, the Dolphins have consistently surrendered touchdowns to opposing tight ends this season.

Mason Taylor scored twice against Miami last week. In Week 5, the Dolphins defense surrendered touchdowns to both Mike Gesicki and Tanner Hudson.

Only twice all season has Miami kept an opposing tight end out of the end zone. The successes came in Week 1 against a Brock Bowers-less Raiders and in Week 4 at Minnesota.

They’re still allowing one touchdown per game to opposing tight ends despite those successes.

This year, New England primarily focused on throwing to score. Excluding Week 7, the Patriots recorded a 64% red zone pass rate with Henry featuring amongst Drake Maye’s favorite targets.

Only Demario Douglas notched more red zone targets this season. Romeo Doubs is also out for the game, freeing up chances for other pass catchers.

It leads me to predict Henry continues his strong run of anytime touchdown results.