Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in the Divisional Round?

Bo Nix (+300): Bills vs. Broncos

Denver’s struggling offense could have an edge against the Bills. Buffalo’s run defense is among the league’s weakest, allowing roughly 136 rushing yards per game and surrendering 24 rushing touchdowns this season.

Bo Nix's lone playoff game was against the Bills in the Wild Card last season…

He gets Josh Allen and the Bills again in the Divisional 🍿 pic.twitter.com/SSKhx1KO1V

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That vulnerability was exposed repeatedly, including late in the year and during their last playoff appearance, making them a clear target for mobile QBs.

Bo Nix isn’t a stationary pocket passer. He averaged nearly five rush attempts per game and converted that mobility into a career‑best five rushing touchdowns despite fewer opportunities this year. Adding more designed runs and scrambles against a defense that struggles against QB runs boosts his red‑zone appeal.

With the Bills giving up QB scores and Denver likely leaning into their ground game to control tempo, Nix’s rushing upside makes +300 anytime TD value worth a look this Sunday.

Jake Tonges (+325): 49ers vs. Seahawks

San Francisco lost a key weapon with George Kittle tearing his Achilles last week. Without Kittle, the offense loses a big target in the red zone. When the star missed time earlier this season, Jake Tonges stepped up and made the most of his chances.

After two years without a catch to begin his career, Tonges broke out with 34 catches for 293 yards and 5 receiving touchdowns. Most of that production came when Kittle was unavailable.

Tonges already has a touchdown reception against Seattle this season, which shows he can find the end zone against this defense. With Christian McCaffrey drawing the bulk of attention in this game, Seattle will have to account for secondary options.

That creates space for Tonges right where it matters most, near the goal line. Expect a renewed workload and scoring opportunity for him this weekend.

Rhamondre Stevenson (+160): Texans vs. Patriots

Stevenson has been an absolute workhorse down the stretch, posting three straight games with 100+ scrimmage yards and finding the end zone five times over that span. He’s been efficient too, averaging 11.5 touches and 5.9 yards per touch, which keeps him involved on early downs and in scoring opportunities.

Rhamondre Stevenson vs Chargers:

😤 32.5% touch rate
😤 128 total yards pic.twitter.com/2WXAY51JA7

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What makes Stevenson especially dangerous in this spot is his versatility. He’s not just a between‑the‑tackles runner but sees work in the passing game with over two receptions per game, and he managed two receiving touchdowns this year. That reliability as a dual‑threat back keeps him on the field in all situations.

Houston’s defense is elite, but they allowed 13 rushing touchdowns this season, which flags a vulnerability on the ground near the goal line. Stevenson’s role and this matchup make +160 anytime TD value an appealing play this weekend.

DJ Moore (+300): Rams vs. Bears

DJ Moore has shown he delivers in clutch moments, hauling in multiple game-winning TDs this season. When the Bears are trailing and Caleb Williams needs a comeback, Moore is the clear go‑to target in high‑leverage situations.

Los Angeles’ defense has been beatable through the air, surrendering 53 pass plays of 20+ yards, tied for the 10th‑most in the NFL. Moore thrives on chunk plays too, with 24% of his 50 receptions going for 20+ yards, giving him big‑play upside that can turn into a score in a hurry.

Chicago’s defense creates turnovers better than most, but when they don’t force one, they struggle to get off the field without giving up points. If the Rams build an early lead, the Bears will be in pass‑heavy mode, boosting Moore’s targets and increasing his shot at the end zone. At +300, this prop has upside in a shootout scenario.