5 Best Anytime Touchdown Bets for Vikings vs. Broncos on SNF

The Jordan Addison Debate (+260)

Jordan Addison at +260 looks like an absolute steal on paper, I know, but I can’t say I’m sold. It’s a desirable play, so I won’t fault anyone if they decide to pull the trigger, but you can get TJ Hockenson at +250 who has 18 receptions, 27 targets, and a touchdown from Josh Dobbs compared to Addison at +260 who has only nine receptions, 14 targets, and hasn’t found the endzone. Addison has more touchdowns and red-zone targets on the season, but this is a completely different offensive outlook with Dobbs at the helm, we have to forget about stats with Kirk Cousins. For basically the same price, you have to back Hockenson in my eyes.

Josh Dobbs (+200)

Josh Dobbs has a rushing touchdown in both games as the Vikings quarterback. That’s enough for me to place a bet on him to find the endzone with his legs at +200.

TJ Hockenson (+250)

TJ Hockenson is listed as questionable for Sunday night, but the current reports say he is expected to play. If that’s true, getting +250 is laughable. He’s combined for 18 receptions off of 27 targets across the past two weeks, scoring a touchdown last week. I know a lot of the Vikings lines are off given Justin Jefferson's potential return, but I don’t think they want to rush him back to play. Plus, Jefferson has been limited in practice all week, so I’d bet on him not playing. Still, if he doesn’t, I believe Dobbs trusts the guys he’s built chemistry with these past two weeks, and no one has been more trusted by Dobbs than Hockenson.

Javonte Williams (-110)

The Broncos formula for winning against the Chiefs and the Bills these past two weeks has been be dominating on the ground with Javonte Williams. He’s averaged 24 carries and 82 yards these past two weeks. His two touchdowns came through the air, but if he sees around 24 carries again on Sunday night, positive regression could be in his favor with a rushing touchdown. His -110 odds aren’t the most desirable, so I would rather bet on Sutton at +185, but Williams wouldn’t be a bad bet either.

Fade: Ty Chander (+105)

Ty Chandler being +105 to find the endzone basically implies that Alexander Mattison, who is listed as questionable, doesn’t play. Still, I cannot bet Chandler at +105 given the board. Chandler had a rushing touchdown last week, but Mattison hasn’t had a rushing touchdown all season. With the Vikings having red zone threats like TJ Hockenson and Jordan Addison, and with Josh Dobbs’s legs, why pay +105 for Chandler? It’s not the worst bet you can make, but I believe there are better spots to attack on this board.

The Jordan Addison Debate (+260)

Jordan Addison at +260 looks like an absolute steal on paper, I know, but I can’t say I’m sold. It’s a desirable play, so I won’t fault anyone if they decide to pull the trigger, but you can get TJ Hockenson at +250 who has 18 receptions, 27 targets, and a touchdown from Josh Dobbs compared to Addison at +260 who has only nine receptions, 14 targets, and hasn’t found the endzone. Addison has more touchdowns and red-zone targets on the season, but this is a completely different offensive outlook with Dobbs at the helm, we have to forget about stats with Kirk Cousins. For basically the same price, you have to back Hockenson in my eyes.