Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 13?

Bhayshul Tuten (+160): Jaguars vs. Titans

Bhayshul Tuten looks like a strong anytime touchdown option at +160 against the Tennessee Titans. This season he has finished with five or more touches in all but two games. He has also been heavily involved near the goal line and has found the end zone twice in the last four contests.

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With the Jaguars likely to score frequently and build an early lead, the game script seems set for running back work to dominate the second half.

The Titans come in allowing over 130 rushing yards per game and 4.8 yards per carry. Their run defense has surrendered 16 rushing touchdowns this season, ranking among the worst in the league.

Given those numbers plus the frequent big gains allowed by Tennessee, Jacksonville has every incentive to feed Tuten the rock. A run heavy offensive plan could easily allow him to rack up carries until he punches one in. Tuten’s chances to score look significantly improved and at +160 this prop offers solid value.

Harold Fannin (+450): 49ers vs. Browns

The Browns are rolling with rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders again, and early signs point to tight end Harold Fannin as his go-to target.

Fannin led the team in receptions last week and continues to pace the Browns in catches (48) and receiving yards (462), while tying for second in receiving touchdowns. That chemistry with Sanders is already clicking and should only grow stronger in Week 13.

San Francisco’s defense has been vulnerable through the air, giving up over 240 passing yards per game. That ranks among the bottom third in the league and opens the door for Cleveland’s passing attack to stay productive.

With the Browns likely chasing points and Sanders building on his promising debut, expect Fannin to remain heavily involved. His combination of volume, red zone potential, and established trust with the rookie quarterback makes him a smart longshot play to hit paydirt at +450.

Oronde Gadsden (+190): Raiders vs. Chargers

Oronde Gadsden is quickly becoming a cornerstone in the Chargers’ offense, and his +190 anytime touchdown odds reflect that growing role.

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The rookie tight end has seen at least five targets in six consecutive games, consistently operating as a trusted outlet for Justin Herbert. With LA’s backfield banged up and issues along the offensive line, the passing game should remain the focal point against Las Vegas.

The Raiders bring one of the softest defensive units in the league into this matchup, giving up over 25 points per game and struggling to contain tight ends in scoring situations. That makes Gadsden’s red zone presence especially valuable this week.

Given the Chargers’ need to bounce back offensively and the lack of consistent options in the run game, Gadsden is in line for another busy afternoon. His steady target volume and role near the goal line put him in a prime position to cash this prop.

Courtland Sutton (+170): Broncos vs. Commanders

Courtland Sutton is well-positioned to deliver against a Commanders defense that continues to unravel. Washington has allowed 25 or more points in five of its last six games and shows little sign of stabilizing.

Denver’s offense may have been hit-or-miss this season, but this matchup sets up well for its top playmaker to shine.

Sutton leads the Broncos in receiving yards with 649 and sits second in touchdown receptions. At 6’4, he’s a natural red zone threat and one of the league’s better contested-catch receivers. His ability to haul in tight-window throws makes him a frequent end zone target, especially against secondaries that struggle to cover size and physicality.

The Commanders’ pass defense has been vulnerable all year, and Sutton’s combination of volume, talent, and matchup advantage gives him substantial anytime touchdown value at +170. Expect Denver to look his way often, especially near the goal line.

You can combine all four anytime TD predictions in my parlay for the insane price of +11100! If you want to follow this one, I suggest doing it with a very small wager.

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