Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Week 6: Who Will Score a Touchdown This Weekend?

Parker Washington (+160): Houston Texans vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

Parker Washington has emerged as Jacksonville’s top receiving threat this season, making him an appealing anytime touchdown scorer at +160 against the Houston Texans. Washington leads the Jaguars in targets (35), receptions (22), receiving yards (352), and receiving touchdowns (4), establishing himself as a key piece of the passing attack.

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The touchdown production has been especially encouraging, with Washington finding the end zone in three of Jacksonville’s five games. He is coming off a two-touchdown performance last week, giving him plenty of momentum heading into this matchup.

Houston presents a favorable opportunity to keep that scoring streak alive. The Texans are allowing 234 passing yards per game, the 10th most in the NFL, and have surrendered six touchdowns to wide receivers this season.

They are also giving up 13.25 yards per reception to the position, creating opportunities for Washington to make an impact. With his growing role and recent scoring form, Washington is worth backing to find the end zone again.

Rhamondre Stevenson (-200): New York Jets vs. New England Patriots

Rhamondre Stevenson is in a strong position to find the end zone against the New York Jets, especially with TreVeyon Henderson sidelined by an ankle sprain.

Henderson’s absence should open the door to a larger workload for Stevenson, who already leads New England with 227 rushing yards on a team-high 57 carries. He has also accounted for two of the Patriots’ four rushing touchdowns this season.

The matchup sets up well for the veteran back. New York has allowed 4.26 yards per carry to opposing running backs, while backs have combined for six touchdowns against the Jets this season, including four on the ground. That creates a promising path for Stevenson to capitalize on additional opportunities near the goal line.

Stevenson’s involvement as a receiver adds another layer of value. He has recorded at least three catches in four of five games, and Henderson’s absence could lead to even more passing game work. With an expanded role and a favorable matchup, Stevenson is a solid anytime touchdown pick at −200.

Jalen Coker (+210): Carolina Panthers vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Jalen Coker is an intriguing anytime touchdown scorer at +210 as Carolina prepares to face Philadelphia. After missing Week 4 with a quad injury ahead of the Panthers’ bye, Coker should benefit from the extra rest and return to a productive role in the passing game. He was averaging 12.3 yards per reception and 74 receiving yards per game before his absence, making him a reliable downfield target for Carolina.

The matchup also offers plenty of upside. Philadelphia is coming off a trip to London, where its defense surrendered 213 receiving yards on 12 catches to opposing wide receivers. The Eagles also allowed two touchdowns and three plays of 20 or more yards, highlighting their vulnerability to explosive passing plays.

Philadelphia has allowed seven touchdowns to wide receivers this season, including six through the air. Furthermore, the Eagles will be without multiple players, most notably Jalen Hurts, so keeping possession could be an issues.

I expect Carolina to get additional opportunities with the ball. If Coker returns at full strength, his production and the favorable matchup make him an appealing value pick to score at +210.

Christian Watson (+120): Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers

Christian Watson is a strong anytime touchdown candidate at +120, bringing an impressive scoring record and big-play ability into this matchup against Dallas. Watson has hauled in six receiving touchdowns this season, the second most among NFL wide receivers, and has found the end zone in four of Green Bay’s five games.

#Packers WR Christian Watson in his last 10 regular season games:

🧀 44 catches
🧀 802 receiving yards
🧀 10 TDs

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He is also averaging 18.2 yards per reception, the third-highest mark in the league, making him a constant threat to score from anywhere on the field.

The matchup against Dallas only adds to his appeal. The Cowboys are allowing 14.00 yards per reception, the eighth most in the NFL, and have surrendered six total touchdowns to wide receivers this season. Even more encouraging, Dallas has allowed at least one receiver touchdown in each of its last four games.

Watson’s explosive playmaking gives him another clear advantage. He already has eight plays of 20 or more yards, while Dallas has allowed 14 such receptions this season and at least one catch of 19 or more yards in every game. With his consistent scoring production and a defense vulnerable to explosive plays, Watson is an appealing pick to reach the end zone.