Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 4?

Zay Flowers (+129): Tennessee Titans vs. Baltimore Ravens

Zay Flowers is coming off a strong return from his hamstring injury, catching 5 of 6 targets for 84 yards last week. Despite missing Week 2, Flowers leads the Ravens in receiving with 234 yards on 10 catches, underscoring his importance to Baltimore’s passing attack.

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Zay Flowers 92.4
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Chris Olave 90.2
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Tennessee is likely to prioritize slowing down Derrick Henry and limiting Baltimore’s rushing attack, which could create more opportunities through the air. That sets up well for Flowers, especially against a Titans defense that has allowed 12.42 yards per reception to opposing receivers this season.

Tennessee has also surrendered eight catches of 20 or more yards, an area where Flowers can make an impact with his explosiveness. At +129, his big-play ability gives him a clear path to finding the end zone this weekend against the Titans.

Jalon Daniels (+325): Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jalon Daniels gets his first NFL start this week, and the undrafted rookie brings plenty of rushing upside to the matchup. During his college career at Kansas, Daniels totaled 420 rushing attempts and 23 rushing touchdowns, showcasing the mobility that could make him dangerous near the goal line.

Green Bay has struggled to defend the run early this season, allowing 138.7 rushing yards per game, the fifth most in the NFL. That creates an appealing matchup for Daniels, particularly if he can use his legs to escape pressure and attack open space.

With only a week to prepare for his first start, Daniels is still getting comfortable in Tampa Bay’s offense. Leaning on his scrambling ability should help keep the chains moving while taking some pressure off him as a passer. At +325, his rushing ability gives him an intriguing path to the end zone.

Kyle Monangai (+129): New York Jets vs. Chicago Bears

Kyle Monangai has a strong opportunity to find the end zone against the Jets, especially with Caleb Williams sidelined with a hamstring injury. Chicago leads the NFL with 184.3 rushing yards per game, and the Bears should lean even more heavily on their ground attack this week.

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Monangai may be the clear RB2 behind D’Andre Swift, but he has been highly productive when given opportunities. He ranks 17th in the NFL with 178 rushing yards and is averaging 5.9 yards per carry, the second-highest mark among running backs with at least 30 attempts (James Cook, 6.0 YPC).

The matchup also works in his favor. New York is allowing 4.35 yards per carry to opposing running backs and surrendered more than 120 rushing yards to Detroit’s backs last week. The Jets have also allowed 7.71 yards per reception to RBs, giving Monangai another path to a big play and a touchdown.

Travis Kelce (+150): Kansas City Chiefs vs. Las Vegas Raiders

Travis Kelce has benefited more than any other Chiefs receiving option from Kansas City’s renewed commitment to the running game. He leads the team with 231 receiving yards, including 155 after the catch, and is tied for the team lead in receiving touchdowns (2).

The matchup with Las Vegas is particularly appealing. The Raiders have allowed five touchdowns to tight ends this season, including four last week against the Saints. Kelce’s route running and large catch radius should give him opportunities to exploit holes in the Raiders’ red zone coverage.

Kelce has also historically produced against the Raiders, with 134 catches for 1,648 yards and 12 touchdowns in his career against Las Vegas. After struggling in recent meetings, Kelce has a better setup this time with a healthy Patrick Mahomes under center and a strong running game capable of drawing defensive attention.