Ravens vs Chargers MNF: 6 Favorite NFL Anytime Touchdown Best Bets
Ben DiGiacomo
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The Baltimore Ravens and Los Angeles Chargers will meet tonight on Monday Night Football, so here are the top touchdown bets you need to target for the action.
How to Approach Derrick Henry (-210)
Derrick Henry has scored a touchdown in every game this season, so he’s priced at -210 to find the endzone once, but we still need to find a way to get him into our betting card. We can always look for him to run for 70 yards alongside his touchdown for a -110 parlay, or you can elect to back him to score twice at +260, which he has done in four of 11 games. I’ll be backing the touchdown, 70+ yard parlay, but I believe there is a further rushing upside to be had because it wouldn’t surprise me if Henry wants to “one up" Saquon Barkley’s dominant primetime showing last night.
JK Dobbins (-105)
At -105, JK Dobbins is a must-bet to find the endzone, as the Chargers will want to beat the Ravens on the ground. I can’t ignore the presence of Gus Edwards or Hassan Haskins in the backfield, but Dobbins is essentially a lock to lead the team in carries and see all the goal-line carries. He’s combined for six touchdowns across the past six weeks, so at -105, lock it in! Plus, we can’t forget about revenge being on Dobbins’s mind against his old team.
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Fade: Zay Flowers (+175)
Zay Flowers is always a trendy touchdown bet on primetime slates, but I continually fail to see where the value is. He has only scored four times this season and will most likely not lead the team in red-zone targets, with the presence of the Ravens’ tight ends and Henry. At +175, I’m uncomfortable backing flowers at that price because I can get way better odds on guys I view as being just as likely to find the endzone.
Where’s the Most Charger WR Value?
At +145, Ladd McConkey is the favorite among Chargers wide receivers to find the endzone, but I can’t back him at that price, knowing that the Chargers are rather run-heavy in the red zone and that he hasn’t found the endzone since Week 8. Quentin Johnston is a juicy bet at +210 to find the endzone, as he’s scored in three consecutive weeks and is coming off an eight-target game last week.
Ravens Receiver Roulette
We’re fading Zay Flowers in favor of better value elsewhere among the Ravens pass catchers, so where is that value? At +240, we can never look past Mark Andrews, who has scored five times across the last six weeks, nor his backup in Isaiah Likely, who, at +370, is always a factor to see a few red zone targets. Rashod Bateman deserves consideration at +330, as he has four touchdowns this year. Still, I have a gut feeling that it’s about time that Diontae Johnson does something, and at +700, I’m willing to sprinkle in a small wager on him to find the endzone. We can’t forget about Nelson Agholor at +950, who has scored twice across the past four weeks.
Will Dissly (+310)
Will Dissly has carved out an excellent role for himself within the Chargers offense, and it came together last week when he recorded his first touchdown of the year. Tonight, we like him to find the endzone again at +310 because the Ravens have stunk defensively at defending opposing tight ends, allowing the second-most yards per game in the league to the position. I can see him racking up at least five catches, so at +310, there is enough value for him to find the endzone with that type of volume.
All Odds Courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook
