Anytime TD Scorer Predictions This Week: Who Will Score a Touchdown in Wild Card Weekend?

Jalen Coker (+300): Rams vs. Panthers

Jalen Coker at +300 offers real value as an anytime touchdown scorer in this week’s Rams-Panthers matchup. Coker showed he can be a difference maker when these teams met earlier this season, hauling in four catches for 74 yards in Carolina’s Week 13 win.

With Tetairoa McMillan drawing primary coverage once again, the Panthers will lean on Coker to make plays and find open space in the end zone.

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Over the course of the season, Coker has been Carolina’s second-best receiver, and he has stepped up when teams have locked down McMillan. That experience matters especially in a playoff setting where defenses key in on one weapon and give up production elsewhere.

Los Angeles has struggled to stop the pass lately, allowing over 230 passing yards in four of their last five games and surrendering 10 passing touchdowns since the start of December.

That vulnerability should create opportunities for Coker to reach the end zone again, making him one of the best anytime TD scorers bets for the Wild Card weekend.

Trevor Lawrence (+170): Bills vs. Jaguars

Trevor Lawrence at +170 is a sharp anytime touchdown pick as the Jaguars head into their matchup with Buffalo riding an eight-game win streak. Historically, teams entering the Wild Card round on that kind of run are undefeated over the past 15 years.

Lawrence has been a part of the Jags’ success during their winning streak. The Jaguars quarterback has accounted for nine rushing touchdowns this season, including four in his last four games, showing a clear trend of taking matters into his own hands near the goal line.

Buffalo’s defense may lead the league in passing yards allowed per game, but it’s been a different story on the ground. The Bills have given up the fifth most rushing yards per game this season, and that soft run defense presents real opportunities for Lawrence to take off, both on designed runs and scrambles.

If Jacksonville struggles to move the ball through the air, expect Lawrence to extend plays with his legs and find his way into the end zone.

George Kittle (+179): 49ers vs. Eagles

George Kittle at +179 is a strong value play to find the end zone in this 49ers-Eagles showdown. Despite missing time this season, Kittle still managed to post 57 catches, seven touchdowns, and a team-best 57.1 receiving yards per game.

He’s been a go-to option in San Francisco’s passing game, especially with key injuries thinning the receiving corps.

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Philadelphia will key in on Christian McCaffrey and dare someone else to beat them. That’s where Kittle comes in.

His physicality and route running make him a nightmare matchup when defenses load up to stop the run. And in the red zone, his size and hands give Brock Purdy a reliable target when space tightens.

Kittle’s consistent usage, over five catches per game, ensures he’ll be a central figure in the game plan. Against a defense that’s prone to breakdowns in coverage, he’s in a prime spot to cash as an anytime scorer.

Nico Collins (+140): Texans vs. Steelers

Nico Collins at +140 is a solid play to score against a leaky Steelers secondary. The Texans’ top wideout sat out Week 18 to rest, and he’ll return fresh for a matchup that heavily favors Houston’s passing attack.

Collins led the team in targets and receiving yards this season, posting 1,117 yards and tying for the team lead with six touchdowns.

Pittsburgh’s secondary has been a consistent weak point, giving up nearly 244 passing yards per game, the fourth most in the league. That vulnerability was on full display last week when they gave up a pair of 50+ yard touchdowns in a must-win game against Baltimore.

With the run game largely ineffective all year, expect the Texans to lean on Collins in key spots. Even with Houston’s struggles on the ground, the passing game should find its rhythm quickly against this defense. His size and catch radius make him a dangerous red zone threat with strong anytime touchdown appeal.