Anytime Touchdown Bets You Need to Place for NFL Week 6

Drake London (+125)

To close out our weekly touchdown picks, we'll look to Drake London to find the endzone as our best bet of the week. At +125, I can't believe the sportsbooks really allowed us to bet on this. His Atlanta Falcons will be up against the Carolina Panthers, who may have the worst defense in football, as DJ Moore scored two touchdowns against them last week, and Ja'Marr Chase found the endzone the week prior. The connection between London and Kirk Cousins continues to evolve as he has found the endzone in three of his last four weeks while recording a career-high 12 receptions last week. He's been really the only guy that Cousins has looked to through the air in the red zone, so at +125, I can't get enough of this bet.

Jayden Daniels (+150)

Jayden Daniels has established himself as one of "our guys" this season, but he let us down last week as the against the Cleveland Browns. We were only half wrong as the Washington Commanders dropped 34 points on the Browns, but Daniels didn't trot into the endzone. Luckily, he's now due, and the Commanders' offense has earned the trust that they can score points against any defense, so this week against a respectable Baltimore Ravens’ defense, we'll look for Daniels to bounce bc. At +150, this is the best price we've seen since Week 1, so we're all over it.

AJ Brown (+165)

The Philadelphia Eagles had a much-needed bye last week, and it couldn't have come at a better time since some of their biggest stars were sidelined due to injury. AJ Brown tops that list, and his absence was obvious with the Eagles' recent inability to move the ball down the field. At +160, we love him to score a touchdown this week against the putrid Cleveland Browns and almost provide a breath of fresh air to the Eagles. We rarely see Brown with this favorable of a price to find the endzone, so we're all over this one.

Marvin Harrison Jr. (+160)

This game between the Arizona Cardinals and Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon could wind up being the highest-scoring game of the slate, so you know we need some touchdown action. Given their prices, we have to stay away from the chalk guys like Jayden Reed, Josh Jacobs, and James Conner, but we'll gladly scoop up Marvin Harrison Jr. here at +160. This guy has four touchdowns this season, dominates the target share, and has been nothing short of a machine in his brief career. What else is there to ask for?

Amon-Ra St. Brown (+110)

Amon-Ra St. Brown might be one of the most reliable wide receivers in football right now, and we have no reason to expect this game on Sunday featuring the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys should be a track meet. I struggle to see a scenario where there aren't at least six combined touchdowns at the minimum, so at +110, I'll count on St. Brown to record one of those He's had a touchdown in each of his last two games, and the attainable double-digit target upside we desire here.

Drake London (+125)

To close out our weekly touchdown picks, we'll look to Drake London to find the endzone as our best bet of the week. At +125, I can't believe the sportsbooks really allowed us to bet on this. His Atlanta Falcons will be up against the Carolina Panthers, who may have the worst defense in football, as DJ Moore scored two touchdowns against them last week, and Ja'Marr Chase found the endzone the week prior. The connection between London and Kirk Cousins continues to evolve as he has found the endzone in three of his last four weeks while recording a career-high 12 receptions last week. He's been really the only guy that Cousins has looked to through the air in the red zone, so at +125, I can't get enough of this bet.