Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 16?

A.J. Brown (+120): Eagles vs. Commanders

A.J. Brown at +120 to score anytime touchdown is one of the sharpest props on the board for Eagles vs Commanders.

Brown has been a consistent scoring threat as of late. He has found the end zone in three of his last four starts and has four touchdown grabs across the previous month. His target share remains elite, too, with 10 or more looks in four of his last five games.

Fun fact: Every time AJ Brown has gone to DC as an Eagle, he’s found the end zone.

Here’s what he’s done on the road vs Washington:

•2024: 8 catches, 97 yards, TD
•2023: 8 catches, 130 yards, 2 TDs
•2022: 5 catches, 85 yards, TD

That’s 4 TDs in 3 road games.

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With Philadelphia likely to lean on his playmaking against Washington, Brown should see plenty of opportunities in the red zone and beyond.

The Commanders present a favorable matchup for Philadelphia’s passing game. Washington allows 246.3 yards through the air per game, which ranks near the bottom of the league. That soft pass defense should give Jalen Hurts room to work, and that is good news for Brown’s scoring chances.

Historically, Brown has dominated this matchup with 36 catches, 559 yards, and six touchdowns in six games versus Washington. He will be full of confidence and ready to add to his tally this week.

Kareem Hunt (+160): Chiefs vs. Titans

Kareem Hunt at +160 to score anytime is one of the more compelling touchdown props this week in Chiefs vs Titans. With Patrick Mahomes out for the season after a torn ACL, Kansas City’s offense is going to lean heavily on its ground game to take pressure off Gardner Minshew II.

Hunt has been the most consistent rusher for the Chiefs this year, leading Kansas City with 557 rushing yards and eight rushing touchdowns heading into this matchup.

Tennessee’s run defense sets up perfectly for Hunt’s skill set. The Titans allow over 120 rushing yards per game and have surrendered 19 rushing touchdowns, which is tied for the second‑most in the NFL.

That vulnerability should allow Hunt to rack up carries and carve out goal‑to‑go touches. Hunt is also active in the passing game, catching 14 of 15 targets this season and already finding the end zone as a receiver once, adding another route to scoring opportunities.

With Kansas City likely to feed its best short‑yardage back near the goal line, Hunt’s anytime TD value is strong at +160.

Darren Waller (+240): Bengals vs. Dolphins

Darren Waller at +240 to score an anytime touchdown in Bengals vs. Dolphins is a savvy prop play with plenty of upside this week.

Waller’s return from retirement has been one of the season’s bigger surprises. He’s been ultra‑reliable in red‑zone and goal‑line scenarios, hauling in six touchdown passes in seven games this season.

This guy plays the Bengals next week.

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With rookie QB Quinn Ewers stepping in for the benched Tua Tagovailoa, Waller becomes an even more critical security blanket in the scoring area. He is a seasoned target that the young passer can safely lean on.

Waller’s catch rate and yards per reception also show he’s more than just a short‑field option, adding multiple paths to reach the end zone.

The matchup itself couldn’t be much juicier for tight ends. Cincinnati’s defense has been historically bad at covering the position, allowing the most yards and touchdowns to TEs in the league and repeatedly giving up big plays to tight ends all season.

That systemic weakness should give Waller plenty of chances to find space in the end zone, making +240 a strong anytime TD target in this one.

Brock Bowers (+229): Raiders vs. Texans

Brock Bowers at +229 to score anytime is a high‑value prop in Raiders vs. Texans.

After missing time earlier this season with a knee injury that stalled what looked like a repeat of his breakout rookie campaign, Bowers is healthy and performing again. He’s caught 59 passes and six touchdowns in 11 games, showing he’s fully back in the offense’s plans and a go‑to red‑zone target for Las Vegas.

The Raiders struggled mightily last week in a shutout loss, snapping Bowers’ end‑zone streak. That poor outing should serve as extra motivation this week, as Las Vegas will be eager to bounce back and avoid another rough performance.

While Houston’s defense has been solid overall, allowing just 15 passing touchdowns all season, it has been noticeably vulnerable to tight ends. Six of those passing touchdowns have come to TEs, and just last week, Trey McBride found the end zone twice against this Texans secondary.

If Bowers can exploit similar matchups and get looks near the goal line, +229 is plenty of value for an anytime touchdown scorer.

You can combine all four anytime TD predictions in my parlay for the insane price of +6300! If you want to follow this one, I suggest doing it with a very small wager.

If you prefer a more realistic bet, feel free to remove one or more selections to reduce the odds and improve your probability.