Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 11?

Malik Washington (+190): Commanders vs. Dolphins

Malik Washington has quietly climbed the target ladder this season, and with Tyreek Hill out for the year, his role has noticeably expanded. He’s only hauled in 30 catches on the campaign, but 14 of his receptions have come in the last four games.

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What makes this prop especially appealing is Washington’s recent punching‑in ability. He’s found the end zone in two of the Dolphins’ last three contests, and each time Miami rolled to a win by a big margin. That gives him momentum and confidence heading into this matchup.

On the flip side, the Commanders are burdened by injuries and have collapsed in four straight losses by 21 points or more. They’ve conceded 25+ points in five consecutive games, meaning blowout conditions are there. In blowouts, Washington’s chances of a score spike.

All told, this is a case where the player, matchup, and flow of the game align neatly. Betting Washington to score anytime at +190 provides strong value given his upward trajectory and the favorable circumstances.

Tee Higgins (+120): Bengals vs. Steelers

Tee Higgins has surged into clear scoring form this season, with six receiving touchdowns already and four of them coming in his last three games.

When these two teams met recently, Higgins had a strong line: six receptions, 96 yards, and a touchdown in that contest. Likewise, his career mark versus Pittsburgh backs the trend, three touchdowns in his last five appearances against them.

Meanwhile, the Steelers will understandably be dedicating heavy attention to his teammate Ja’Marr Chase, who torched their defense for 161 yards and a score in the last meeting. That dynamic should open up opportunities for Higgins as the secondary shifts resources.

Add in Higgins’ current hot streak, and the anytime‑TD prop at +120 becomes a compelling proposition.

Kyren Williams (+110): Seahawks vs. Rams

Williams has remained a workhorse in the Rams’ offense this season, tallying eight total touchdowns and finding the end zone in six of nine starts. He consistently gets at least 14 touches per game, underscoring his role as a mainstay in the LA attack.

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The Seahawks’ opponents tend to concede control early thanks to Seattle’s explosive offense, which often forces opponents to abandon the run game. That Rams’ offense is also explosive, though, allowing them to go blow-for-blow with Seattle and maintain a balanced run‑pass approach featuring Williams.

On top of that, Williams has a proven scoring history against Seattle, recording two touchdowns across four career games versus the Seahawks. With Davante Adams limited by an oblique injury, the Rams will likely lean even more on Williams to compensate.

Given the combination of consistent workload, matchup dynamics, and opportunity from injury elsewhere, the anytime‑TD prop at +110 looks like a solid value.

Travis Kelce (+179): Chiefs vs. Broncos

Kelce remains one of the most reliable scoring assets in the Chiefs’ offense, and this matchup provides him with the ideal scoring setup. Despite the return of younger weapons like Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy, Kansas City will lean into its proven chemistry between Kelce and Patrick Mahomes in a big‑game scenario.

Last year, Kelce broke his TD drought versus Denver, scoring the Chiefs’ only touchdown in a tight 16‑14 win at home. This road game in Denver should again come down to key red zone and short‑yardage plays.

Denver’s passing defense is without Patrick Surtain II due to injury, which weakens their ability to contain elite tight ends in scoring situations. Kelce’s history versus the Broncos is strong as well; he has 7 career touchdowns against them.

In short, with the pressure on and the margin likely narrow, Kelce has the ideal role to be the go‑to in the red zone. The +179 odds offer intriguing value given his matchup and situation.

You can combine all four anytime TD predictions in my parlay for the insane price of +3700! If you want to follow this one, I suggest doing it with a very small wager.

If you prefer a more realistic, feel free to remove one or more selections. For example, if you don’t include the riskiest pick, Malik Washington, the return is still very respectable at +1189.