8 Favorite Future Super Bowl Anytime Touchdown Bets

Kyren Williams (+2200)

I’ll say it all postseason, the Los Angeles Rams are extremely dangerous. I expect them to go into Detroit and win, then I believe they’ll give the 49ers everything they can handle in the divisional round. After that, they can beat whoever they face in the NFC Championship. The Rams' offense can hang with anyone in a potential shootout and their defense has made a ton of positive strides this season, so getting their best touchdown producer in Kyren Williams at +2200 right now to score a Super Bowl touchdown is not out of the question. I certainly have bet on crazier things.

Gus Edwards (+270)

The Baltimore Ravens are favored to represent the AFC in the Super Bowl at +120, so like the 49ers, it would take a lot to dethrone them. At +280, I find a ton of value in predicting Gus Edwards to be a Super Bowl touchdown scorer as he managed 13 rushing touchdowns this season and found the endzone against the 49ers back in Week 16. Come game time, Edwards will likely sit around +130 to find the endzone, so if you would bet it then, you might as well sprinkle some action on it now while you can get +270 if you expect the Ravens to continue their dominance.

Deebo Samuel (+155)

If we take away the meaningless Week 18 game, Deebo Samuel found the endzone nine times over his last nine games. In the Super Bowl, he’d be around -125 to score a touchdown, so getting him at +155 now makes a ton of sense if you expect San Francisco to wind up in the Super Bowl as anticipated and will be betting on Deebo to find the endzone there. I’d probably bet Christian McCaffrey at +115 rather than Deebo Samuel at +155 personally since McCaffrey is simply a cheat code, but if you have all the confidence in the world in San Francisco then you might as well take both.

Zay Flowers (+320)

Zay Flowers may only have five touchdowns on the season, but he’s definitively Lamar Jackson’s number-one option through the air. I know Lamar especially loves his tight ends in the endzone, but I don’t want to bet Isaiah Likely since the potential matchup against San Francisco’s defense isn’t great for him and John Harbaugh already has spoken that there is a chance Mark Andrews could return sometime this postseason. If we’re predicting a 49ers-Ravens Super Bowl, the value certainly lies with Flowers who had nine catches off of 13 targets with a touchdown against the 49ers in Week 16.

Josh Allen (+475)

I’d be shocked if the AFC title game isn’t featuring the Buffalo Bills given how strong they’ve played down the stretch and that their path would be to face Mason Rudolph and the Pittsburgh Steelers then an underwhelming Kansas City Chiefs team in Buffalo. Looking at both San Francisco and Baltimore, Buffalo has a better chance of upsetting the Ravens than any of the NFC contenders do at upsetting the 49ers, so getting Josh Allen to rush for a touchdown in the Super Bowl has great value at +475. He’s had 15 rushing touchdowns over his last 15 games, so this is a worthwhile bet if you expect to take Buffalo plus the points in the AFC Championship anyway.

CeeDee Lamb (+700)

Although I don’t think Dallas will make the Super Bowl, I can’t ignore how dominant they’ve been this regular season. They are a completely different team than the team that got humiliated by the 49ers in Week 5, so I definitely cannot rule out Dallas going into San Francisco and pulling off the upset. If you envision that upset, getting CeeDee Lamb now at +700 to find the endzone is literally free money. He’s found the endzone in nine straight games and I don’t envision that streak slowing down during the postseason if Dallas keeps winning.

Jalen Hurts (+1400)

Listen, I know the Philadelphia Eagles are an absolute train wreck right now, but we can’t entirely rule out them making a run. If they were to go down to Tampa and win, who knows how far that confidence can take them as on paper, they are just as talented as Dallas and not far behind San Francisco. Considering they’ve already made a Super Bowl run unlike San Francisco and Dallas, some more trust can be placed on them to get the job done when it matters most if they decide to wake up. Last Super Bowl, Jalen Hurts ran for three touchdowns, so getting him at +1400 now is incredible value only if you think the Eagles can do the improbable first.

Kyren Williams (+2200)

I’ll say it all postseason, the Los Angeles Rams are extremely dangerous. I expect them to go into Detroit and win, then I believe they’ll give the 49ers everything they can handle in the divisional round. After that, they can beat whoever they face in the NFC Championship. The Rams' offense can hang with anyone in a potential shootout and their defense has made a ton of positive strides this season, so getting their best touchdown producer in Kyren Williams at +2200 right now to score a Super Bowl touchdown is not out of the question. I certainly have bet on crazier things.