NFL Anytime Touchdown: Weekly Scorer Predictions

Below, bettors can find a list of players predicted to score a touchdown in Week 9 based on their NFL odds. 

Standing out across the 13-game Sunday slate is Ravens running back Derrick Henry (-250). This season, Henry has scored a touchdown in every game with multiple scores in three games. 

The next highest player on the odds board is Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt (-185). Hunt has quickly established himself as a scoring force, notching a score in three straight games. 

Let’s dive into the remaining players predicted to score a touchdown this week from the BetMGM online sportsbook. 

Who is Predicted to Score an Anytime Touchdown This Week? 

Derrick Henry Touchdown Odds, Week 9

Ravens running back Derrick Henry is -250 to score a touchdown in Week 9. That price implies a probability of 71.4%. 

Henry has scored a touchdown in all eight Baltimore games this season with multiple scores in three of those eight contests. All told, Henry has 1.38 touchdowns per game this season. 

CeeDee Lamb Touchdown Odds, Week 9

Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb is -115 to score a touchdown in Week 9. That price implies a probability of 53.5%. 

Lamb’s touchdown rate has dropped this year compared to last season. Last year, he scored 0.82 touchdowns per game across a 17-game season. 

This year, he’s produced 0.57 touchdowns per game through seven contests. 

Can You Bet on Passing Touchdowns? 

Yes, bettors can bet on passing touchdowns for each quarterback. 

Traditionally, quarterbacks have their touchdown pass lines set at 0.5, 1.5 or 2.5 with varying prices on both the over and under. 

For example, Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is -135 to clear 1.5 touchdown passes in Week 9. His divisional counterpart, Daniel Jones, is +190 to accomplish the same feat.

In Titans vs. Patriots, New England quarterback Drake Maye is -250 to throw at least one touchdown pass.

How Do Anytime Touchdown Bets Work? 

For a player to cash his anytime touchdown bet, they must physically enter the end zone with possession of the ball. 

This can be accomplished via multiple different scenarios. The most obvious is a rushing touchdown or receiving touchdown by a skill player. 

This can also be accomplished by a quarterback who runs the ball in or catches a pass, a la Nick Foles in Super Bowl 52. 

Bettors can also wager on team defenses and special teams to score a touchdown. Be it an interception return, fumble recovery or kick return, this is how bettors would cash that market. 

In that instance, bettors don’t play specific defensive players or kick returners. The event is unlikely enough that sportsbooks offer the entire defense as a unit. 

What is a No Touchdown Score Bet? 

A no touchdown score bet occurs when bettors think neither team will score a touchdown in a game. 

Depending on the game’s total, the price on each “No Touchdown” market can vary. 

In Week 9, Falcons vs. Cowboys has no touchdowns priced at +12500, while Cardinals vs. Bears is priced at +10000.