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

Kyren Williams (-167): Rams vs. Jaguars

Kyren Williams at -167 looks like a good anytime TD scorer bet in the Rams vs. Jaguars matchup.

With Puka Nacua sidelined, Los Angeles must lean harder on its ground game, and Williams is in the best position to benefit. His snap share and red zone usage should both tick upward, giving him more opportunities to punch it in.

Shoutout to Kyren Williams cheeks 🍑 pic.twitter.com/DcA2hCyDMN

— Rams Tapes 🇵🇷 (@RamsTapes) October 12, 2025

Williams has crossed the goal line in four of his six starts this season, mixing two rushing scores with three receiving touchdowns. That dual threat profile makes him dangerous, even against a run‑stout Jacksonville defense.

While the Jags have only allowed four rushing TDs this year, their pass defense has been exploitable, conceding over 256 passing yards per game. Williams’ pass-catching chops let him attack those soft spots. In a game script that leans run but allows for check‑downs in the red zone, Williams looks like a strong pick to find the end zone at -167.

Travis Kelce (+150): Raiders vs. Chiefs

Travis Kelce (+150) to score anytime against the Raiders feels like a strong value play this week.

The Chiefs’ passing game is finally clicking, and as always, Kelce remains Mahomes’ most trusted weapon. He leads Kansas City in receiving yards and is still among the top red zone targets, even with new weapons emerging around him.

Historically, Kelce has dominated this matchup. He’s racked up 12 touchdowns and more than 1,500 yards against the Raiders in his career. That kind of track record is tough to ignore.

With Rashee Rice returning and Xavier Worthy stretching the field, opposing defenses can’t zero in on Kelce the way they used to. That should lead to more space underneath and in the seams, especially against a Vegas secondary that’s allowed 1,391 passing yards and eight touchdowns through the air.

At +150, the value on Kelce to find the end zone is too good to pass up.

Quinshon Judkins (-125): Dolphins vs. Browns

At -125, Quinshon Judkins is in a prime spot to hit paydirt against a vulnerable Miami run defense.

Judkins has seen double-digit touches in every start this season and is averaging an efficient 4.8 yards per touch. With rookie Dillon Gabriel under center, the Browns are leaning heavily on their ground game, especially since the passing attack has struggled to move the chains.

Despite limited carries last week Quinshon Judkins is still 6th in yards after contact this year (325)

This week the #Browns face a HORRID Dolphins run Defense
-5.6 ypc allowed (30th)
-1,011yd total rushing (32nd)

Run the ball- keep it simple stupid
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— Mac🦬 (@tha_buffalo) October 15, 2025

That plays directly into Judkins’ strengths. He’s carved out a key role in Cleveland’s offense and now faces a Dolphins defense that’s been gashed on the ground. Miami is allowing 5.6 yards per carry, third-worst in the league, and has already surrendered over 1,000 rushing yards this season. They’ve also given up six rushing scores, putting them among the most generous units in the red zone.

In a game where Cleveland is likely to keep things conservative, Judkins has every opportunity to find the end zone.

Tez Johnson (+220): Buccaneers vs. Lions

Tez Johnson at +220 is a live longshot for an anytime touchdown against a battered Lions secondary.

With Tampa Bay’s top receivers sidelined, Johnson stepped up last week and delivered a 45-yard touchdown that proved crucial in the Bucs’ win over San Francisco. His deep-threat ability was on full display, and with the receiving corps still depleted, he’s in line for another expanded role.

The matchup sets up nicely. Detroit’s secondary is dealing with multiple injuries, and the suspension of safety Brian Branch only compounds the problem. The Lions have already allowed 13 receiving touchdowns this season, one of the worst marks in the league.

Johnson brings speed and explosiveness, and he should see more opportunities to stretch the field against a defense that’s shown it can be beaten deep. At +220, there’s clear value in backing him to hit the end zone again.

Since I’m greedy, I will combine all four anytime TD predictions in my parlay for the insane price of ++2202! 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 Tez Johnson, the return is still very respectable at +619.