Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Week 3?

Oronde Gadsden (+280): Los Angeles Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills

Oronde Gadsden has a chance to make a bigger impact for the Chargers with his opportunity showing up at exactly the right time. Buffalo has struggled to contain opposing tight ends through two games, allowing 14 catches on 19 targets for 116 yards and a touchdown. Tight ends are also averaging more than 8 yards per reception against the Bills.

The Chargers placed David Njoku and Charlie Kolar on injured reserve this week, leaving Gadsden as the top tight end on the roster. That should create a significant opportunity for the young pass catcher to see more work against a defense that has already shown some vulnerability at the position.

Gadsden has caught all four of his targets this season, and he averaged 13.6 yards per catch in 2025. With his role set to expand, the +280 price gives him an appealing path to find the end zone.

Ja’Marr Chase (+110): Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers

Ja’Marr Chase bounced back from a quiet Week 1 with two touchdowns against the Texans last week, and he remains the clear focal point of Cincinnati’s passing attack. Chase leads the Bengals in receiving touchdowns this season, with tight end Mike Gesicki the only other player on the team to record a receiving score.

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Chase has also consistently produced against Pittsburgh throughout his career. In eight matchups against the Steelers, he has averaged 7.0 catches on 10.8 targets for 85.9 yards per game and has found the end zone six times. He has also recorded three games with double-digit receptions against Pittsburgh.

The Steelers could be without their top cornerback Joey Porter Jr., which would create a favorable matchup for Chase. With his history against Pittsburgh and his recent two-touchdown performance, +110 offers a strong price for Chase to score again.

Jalen Coker (+190): Carolina Panthers vs. Cleveland Browns

Jalen Coker has emerged as the Panthers’ top receiving option through two games, leading the team in receptions (16), targets (18), and receiving yards (208). He has also found the end zone three times, trailing only one teammate in receiving touchdowns.

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Coker draws a favorable matchup against a Cleveland defense that has allowed 22 catches for 329 yards to opposing wide receivers through two games. The Browns have also surrendered four receiving touchdowns to wideouts this season, giving Coker another opportunity to make an impact.

Carolina also recently placed Jonathon Brooks on injured reserve, which could limit the team’s rushing options. With fewer choices in the backfield, the Panthers should lean more heavily on their passing game. That could mean additional opportunities for Coker to find the end zone at +190.

Ashton Jeanty (-125): Las Vegas Raiders vs. New Orleans Saints

Ashton Jeanty has been the focal point of the Raiders’ offense through two games, leading the team with 150 rushing yards on 44 carries. He has also made an impact as a receiver, ranking second on the team with 60 receiving yards while leading Las Vegas with 10 catches on 13 targets. Jeanty has also scored two of the Raiders’ six receiving touchdowns.

The matchup with New Orleans gives Jeanty a favorable opportunity to add to his touchdown total. The Saints have allowed opposing running backs to average 4.84 yards per carry this season and have surrendered three rushing touchdowns to the position.

Brock Bowers could return this week, giving the Raiders another major threat to account for. His presence should create more opportunities for Jeanty both as a receiver and in the red zone. At -125, Jeanty is in a strong spot to score a touchdown.