NFL Touchdown Scorer Bets for MNF: Cowboys vs Raiders Anytime TD Picks

• The Cowboys play their second consecutive MNF game
• With a big total, expect a slew of touchdowns tonight
• Read below for my expert NFL touchdown bets for Cowboys vs Raiders on MNF

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Touchdown scorer bets are a great way to enhance your football viewing. For tonight’s MNF contest, I have provided a trio of options to consider adding to your bet slips. Perhaps you choose one or all of them. Perhaps you add one in a parlay with a moneyline from the NBA or NHL tonight.

Continue reading for my top three Dallas Cowboys vs Las Vegas Raiders anytime touchdown picks for Monday Night Football (8:15 pm ET).

Best Cowboys vs Raiders TD Scorer Picks

I have provided two popular targets – Brock Bowers and George Pickens – as well as a long shot – Geno Smith – to score this MNF in the anytime touchdown scorer props.

Popular bets include Ashton Jeanty (-140 at bet365), CeeDee Lamb (+115 at bet365), and Javonte Williams (-165 at Sports Interaction). Both defenses could be in play to score as Dallas is +750 (FanDuel) and Las Vegas is +850 (FanDuel) for non-offensive touchdowns in the latest MNF odds.

DAL vs LV Touchdown Pick #1: Brock Bowers Anytime TD (+125 at bet365)

Brock Bowers has three touchdowns this season, all of which came in the Raiders’ overtime loss to the Jaguars two weeks ago. Bowers has missed three games this season, but it is still a little strange that he has only scored in one game this season.

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Dallas, to its credit, has only allowed three tight end touchdowns this season. Cole Kmet, Zach Ertz, and Trey McBride managed to catch a touchdown against this porous Dallas defense, account for three of the 33 the Cowboys have allowed through nine games.

Facing the league’s second-worst scoring defense, you should back Vegas’ studs – particularly Bowers – to find the end zone. Depending on the sports book, the total for this game is between 49.5 and 50.5 points, giving ample opportunity for touchdowns on both sides.

DAL vs LV Touchdown Pick #2: George Pickens Anytime TD (+153 at Underdog)

George Pickens has scored six touchdowns this season. All six came in a five-game span from mid-September through mid-October. While he has not scored in his last three games, he has averaged eight targets per game in that stretch with over 230 receiving yards.

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Pickens has already set a career-high in touchdowns this season, and there is a non-zero chance he scores six touchdowns in the last eight games to match his total from his first three seasons combined. This year, Pickens has four games with one touchdown and one game with two touchdowns – Dallas’ tie versus the Packers.

As a member of the Steelers, Pickens scored one touchdown in three games versus the Raiders. He scored back in his rookie season, helping the Steelers to a 13-10 win.

The Raiders have allowed 11 touchdowns to wide receivers this season, including a 90-yard punt return by Jaylin Lane. Despite the 2-7 record, the Raiders’ defense has been in the middle of the pack, ranking 20th in points allowed and 12th in yards allowed.

DAL vs LV Touchdown Pick #3: Geno Smith Anytime TD (+1000 at DraftKings)

Geno Smith has yet to score a scrimmage touchdown this season, but he has scored at least one in each of the last four years. Smith has multiple rush attempts in every game this season, and he has 11 first downs on 30 attempts. He has 12 career rushing touchdowns, with six coming back in his 2013 rookie season.

The enticing piece here is the long-ish odds. Smith ran for a touchdown in his only ever appearance against the Cowboys, scoring in Seattle’s eventual 41-35 loss back in 2023.

This season, the Cowboys have allowed four touchdowns to quarterbacks. Jalen Hurts scored two in Week 1. Jayden Daniels scored a touchdown in Week 7. In Dallas’ last game, Jacoby Brissett scored his first scrimmage touchdown since 2022. Smith has comparable athleticism to Brissett, although it seems unlikely Smith would get a quarterback sneak touchdown. His best shot to scored a touchdown is a designed run from the low red zone or a scramble.