Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 10?

Tyler Warren (+150): Falcons vs. Colts

Tyler Warren (+150) as an anytime touchdown scorer in this week’s Berlin game between the Falcons and the Colts is a great value bet.

Warren has turned into a consistent safety valve for Daniel Jones, posting at least five targets and four receptions in each of the Colts’ last four outings. That kind of reliability in the passing game matters when you’re looking for potential TD scorers.

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The Colts rank tied for second in the NFL with 257.8 passing yards per game. Warren is right in the thick of it. He is second on the team in both targets (57) and receptions (42) and hauling in 518 yards so far. On top of that, he’s tied for second in receiving touchdowns for Indianapolis.

The matchup adds even more reasons to back Warren. The Falcons have surrendered six passing TDs over their last two games, and the Colts will be motivated after a let‑down loss. With Warren’s size, versatility, and red‑zone chops, he becomes a prime candidate to hit pay dirt.

If you’re looking for an anytime touchdown scorer at plus money, Warren checks every box.

Jackson Hawes (+750): Bills vs. Dolphins

Jackson Hawes is quietly carving out a deeper niche in the Buffalo Bills’ offense as a dual‑threat at tight end. He’s caught 7 of his 9 targets for 87 yards and a touchdown this year, showing flashes of effectiveness as a receiver.

Meanwhile, his blocking chops draw attention, allowing him to stay on the field in running and play-action situations.

What makes this matchup stand out? The Miami Dolphins’ passing defense has allowed 15 passing touchdowns so far, tied for the 8th‑most in the NFL, and recently surrendered three scores to tight ends. If Miami continues to struggle covering backup TE threats, Hawes is poised to benefit.

Given his recent uptick in targets and his usage in goal‑line scenarios, at +750, Hawes offers compelling upside as an anytime touchdown scorer.

Justin Jefferson (+110): Ravens vs. Vikings

Justin Jefferson enters this matchup with elite production; he has already hauled in 47 receptions for 649 yards, ranking fifth in the NFL in receiving yards this season. Despite this volume, he’s only recorded 2 touchdown receptions so far.

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— NFL (@NFL) November 4, 2025

Jefferson broke a six‐game touchdown drought last week, and interestingly, both of his TDs have come with J.J. McCarthy under center. With McCarthy returning as the starter, Jefferson’s red‑zone usage should increase.

On the flip side, the Ravens have allowed 14 passing touchdowns and over 250 passing yards per game to opposing offenses this year. That weakness in the secondary gives Jefferson a favorable matchup and increases his chances of finding the end zone.

Putting it together: high yardage, a recent uptick in scoring, the starting quarterback alignment back to the one that produced his touchdowns, and a vulnerable defense across from him. At +110 odds as an anytime scorer, Jefferson gives substantial value for that role.

Saquon Barkley (+110): Eagles vs. Packers

Coming off a bye week, the Eagles locked in extra rest and preparation ahead of their prime-time clash with the Packers. Saquon Barkley proved his big‑game chops not long ago, posting 174 scrimmage yards and two scores in a standout outing before the break.

The Packers’ defense showed cracks: their last outing saw journeyman running back Rico Dowdle rip off 130 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a loss to Carolina. That level of vulnerability on the ground opens the door for Barkley’s dual‑threat skill set.

Barkley has already scored six total touchdowns this season, and history says he’s capable of breaking out. He piled up 255 total yards and three scores in two meetings with Green Bay last year. With Philadelphia leaning into its run game, Barkley is set up to find the end zone again.

At +110 odds, Barkley is a strong anytime‑TD scorer choice for this matchup.

You can combine all four anytime TD predictions in my parlay for the insane price of +9300! 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, Jackson Hawes, the return is still very respectable at +1003.