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

Mack Hollins (+270): New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions

New England heads into its international matchup with Detroit in Germany dealing with several key injury concerns. Running backs Rhamondre Stevenson (knee) and TreVeyon Henderson (neurological) are both uncertain, while A.J. Brown (ankle, knee) is also questionable.

Touchdown Drake Maye to Mack Hollins.

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— New England Patriots (@Patriots) November 8, 2026

If any of them are sidelined, Mack Hollins could see a significant boost in his workload and opportunities in the passing game.

Hollins has developed a strong connection with Drake Maye, hauling in more than 70% of his targets across 20 career games with New England. He also showed his value last week, stepping up for an injury-depleted Patriots’ offense and catching his first touchdown of the season.

Detroit presents an appealing matchup, allowing a league-high 260.9 passing yards per game and 18 passing touchdowns, the third most in the NFL. With the potential for an increased target share against a vulnerable secondary, Hollins offers plenty of value at +270 to find the end zone.

Emmett Johnson (+450): Kansas City Chiefs vs. Atlanta Falcons

Rookie running back Emmett Johnson has found the end zone in back-to-back weeks, making the most of his opportunities despite working behind Kenneth Walker III. Johnson is averaging an impressive 8.7 yards per touch and has hauled in 14 of his 16 targets, showcasing his ability to contribute both on the ground and through the air.

Kansas City should lean heavily on its rushing attack this week to take some pressure off Patrick Mahomes, who is dealing with an elbow injury. That could create additional opportunities for Johnson to get involved, especially after his recent success. At +450, Johnson also offers considerably more value than Walker, who is priced at -251.

Atlanta has struggled mightily against the run over the past six weeks, allowing at least 123 rushing yards in four of its last five games. The Falcons have surrendered more than 200 rushing yards twice during that stretch and have given up 10 rushing touchdowns this season. With Johnson making the most of his touches and Atlanta struggling to contain opposing ground games, the rookie is an intriguing anytime touchdown play at +450.

Justin Jefferson (+140): Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers

Justin Jefferson is off to the worst start of his career, totaling just 393 receiving yards and four touchdowns through seven games. However, his fortunes could turn around quickly with Kirk Cousins returning as Minnesota’s starting quarterback.

"He's gonna start looking like the receiver we know him to be."@stephenasmith weighs in on the impact of the Kirk Cousins trade on Justin Jefferson 👀 pic.twitter.com/9wj1SeByc2

— First Take (@FirstTake) November 11, 2026

Cousins spent the first nine weeks with the Raiders, ranking fifth in the NFL with 2,340 passing yards and second with 20 passing touchdowns. His return should provide a significant boost to the Vikings’ passing attack.

Jefferson and Cousins have plenty of history together. Since 2020, Jefferson has recorded 44 receiving touchdowns, with 28 coming while catching passes from Cousins. Despite spending a few seasons apart, the two should have little trouble rekindling one of the most productive quarterback and receiver connections in the league.

Green Bay has been solid against the pass, allowing just 213.9 passing yards per game, but the Packers have still surrendered 13 passing touchdowns. Jefferson has the talent and chemistry with Cousins to take advantage, making him a top anytime TD scorer bet at +140.

Keenan Allen (+229): San Francisco 49ers vs. Dallas Cowboys

San Francisco’s wide receiver injuries forced the team to make a move at the trade deadline, bringing in veteran Keenan Allen to bolster the passing attack. Allen has just one touchdown through eight games with the Colts, but he was still a productive target, leading Indianapolis with 40 catches and 58 targets while ranking second on the team with 351 receiving yards.

Allen could immediately step into a WR1 role for the 49ers if Mike Evans (Achilles) and Deebo Samuel (hamstring) miss another game. Kyle Shanahan should have no trouble finding ways to get his new receiver involved, especially with the potential for a significant target share right out of the gate.

San Francisco gets a favorable opportunity against a Dallas defense allowing 225.2 passing yards per game and 7.2 yards per attempt. Allen faced the Cowboys in Week 9, but managed just four catches for 26 yards. This time, he’ll have a better quarterback and a stronger offense supporting him. With an opportunity for an expanded role, Allen is among the best NFL anytime touchdown scorer picks this week.