NFL Wild Card: 7 Best Anytime Touchdown Bets for Sunday

Najee Harris (+210)

I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t want any action on anyone from the Steelers this weekend, but their offense has looked reasonably decent over their three-game winning streak to reach the playoffs. I expect the run Mason Rudolph has been on to come to an end in the Buffalo elements, so I view Najee Harris as the only viable touchdown bet from the Steelers. Over the past three weeks, Harris has averaged 24 carries and 104 yards per game while combining for four touchdowns, so at +210, this is worth some action.

David Montgomery (-110)

I’ll keep this simple: David Montgomery has been one of our wagons all season, as he’s managed to find the endzone in 11 of 13 games where he’s played a full workload. No matter the situation, Montgomery is always a massive part of this offense and will get the goal-line work, which there has been plenty of. At -110, this is an entirely valid bet.

Cooper Kupp (+100)

Cooper Kupp has found the endzone in four of his last six games, so in a high-scoring game where Matthew Stafford will be slinging it in an environment he’s very comfortable in and wants to make a statement? In the Rams’ Super Bowl run two years ago, Kupp had six receiving touchdowns over four games. I expect Stafford to trust Kupp just as much this time, especially as underdogs on the road against a below-average secondary.

CeeDee Lamb & Cowboys ML (+100)

I have no desire to lay massive juice with CeeDee Lamb to find the endzone, so by pairing it with the Cowboys on the moneyline, we can bring this line to even money. Lamb has found the endzone in nine consecutive games, and the Cowboys are a touchdown favorite at home, where they’ve been incredibly dominant, so at +100, let’s put two units on this as well.

Aaron Jones (+115)

Aaron Jones has not had nearly enough touchdown production this season to have me overly confident in backing him at +115 odds, but his volume has been off the charts these past three weeks as he’s averaged 135 yards from scrimmage and 23 touches per game. With all that volume, he’s due for some positive regression, and since I expect the Packers to put up a decent fight against the Cowboys, I find value in this play at +115.

Josh Allen (-105)

Josh Allen became one of our wagons down the stretch of the regular season, so of course, we’re going to him on Sunday, as the weather in Buffalo will be dreadful. He rushed for 15 touchdowns in the regular season, so I’m already envisioning Allen’s endzone trot as the wind howls in Buffalo. At -105, this is a must bet.

Najee Harris (+210)

I wouldn’t blame you if you didn’t want any action on anyone from the Steelers this weekend, but their offense has looked reasonably decent over their three-game winning streak to reach the playoffs. I expect the run Mason Rudolph has been on to come to an end in the Buffalo elements, so I view Najee Harris as the only viable touchdown bet from the Steelers. Over the past three weeks, Harris has averaged 24 carries and 104 yards per game while combining for four touchdowns, so at +210, this is worth some action.