NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bets for Week 7: Expert Predictions for TD Props

• Anytime touchdown props have been posted for every NFL Week 7 game
• The Commanders-Cowboys is a gold mine for anytime TD bets
• See my expert NFL touchdown bets for Week 7

Touchdown bets are becoming more and more prevalent these days, as bettors continue to search for exploitable lines. My favorite way to attack this market is by hunting the most likely scorers in the highest total games, and the Commanders-Cowboys looks like a gold mine for TD props this weekend.

Below, I’ve listed my seven favorite NFL touchdown bets for the Week 7 slate. The table underneath sets out the player and which book currently has the best odds, so keep reading for the picks and the rationale behind them.

Best NFL TD Scorer Picks (Week 7)

The “best odds” in the table are as of 10:00 pm ET, October 17th. Readers can bookmark SBD’s NFL player props page to see up-to-the-minute props for every Week 7 game.

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Quinshon Judkins Anytime TD (-115)

Before we get to our first play from the Washington-Dallas tilt, there’s one bet we can’t gloss over. Quinshon Judkins draws the dream matchup this week, facing a Dolphins defense that is dead last in EPA allowed per rush. No team is surrendering more rushing yards per game, and we just watched Rico Dowdle and Kimani Vidal have ceiling performances against them.

Dolphins Run Defense

That’s great news for Judkins, who’s been a prolific TD scorer his entire life. He racked up 50 touchdowns in three seasons at Ohio State and has already found the end zone twice this season. The rookie has very little competition for carries, and with a Dillon Gabriel under center, expect the Browns to lean even more run heavy on Sunday.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt Anytime TD (-105)

The Commanders-Cowboys matchup carries a slate-high 54.5 point total. We can safely project 6+ touchdowns as a result, and Jacory Croskey-Merritt has a stranglehold on the Washington rushing attack. The rookie’s already scored four times this year, and now faces a Dallas defense that ranks 31st in success rate, and that’s tied with Arizona for the seventh most TD allowed to RB’s.

Rachaad White Anytime TD (+100)

Bucky Irving is out again on Monday Night Football, opening the door for another big Rachaad White game. In two starts as the feature back so far, White’s handled 38 touches and scored three times. Tampa Bay will also likely be without NFL OROY odds contender Emeka Egbuka and Chris Godwin, leaving them decimated at the skill positions.

That means a heavy dose of White against the Lions in a favorable matchup. Detroit’s defense has been crippled by injuries as well, and has already yielded the 10th most rushing touchdowns this season.

De’Von Achane Anytime TD (+105)

Back to the Dolphins-Browns game, where Miami’s offense is built entirely around De’Von Achane. The 24-year-old has handled 87% of the Fins backfield carries, and is tied for the team lead in receptions. He’s scored three times in his last two starts, and although the matchup isn’t great, his odds should be much shorter given the lack of other Miami scoring options.

Rhamondre Stevenson Anytime TD (+110)

There’s definitely some fragility with a Rhamondre Stevenson anytime TD bet, but the matchup is too good to ignore. The Patriots face a Titans team that’s allowed a league-worst 9 rushing TD, and Stevenson dominates New England’s red zone carries. He has seven more attempts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line than any other Patriots back, and there’s a good chance New England runs up the score on Sunday.

That’s because coach Mike Vrabel is facing the team that fired him, and I’m sure he’d like nothing more than to humiliate Tennessee. Expect tons of Pats points, with Stevenson doing the dirty work in close.

CeeDee Lamb Anytime TD (+120)

CeeDee Lamb returns to the Cowboys lineup this week, and he couldn’t have picked a better game environment. The total is massive and the Washington pass defense stinks. The Commanders rank 26th in passing yards allowed, and Dak Prescott has absolutely carved them up in his career. Prescott has a 27-to-5 TD-to-INT rate against Washington, including 17 touchdown passes in six home starts.

He’ll be itching to reunite with his favorite target, who he peppered with 24 looks in two games before Lamb was injured. George Pickens filled in admirably as the Cowboys number one with Lamb down, but now that he’s back, CeeDee will resume his role as the premier touchdown producer.

Zach Ertz Anytime TD (+200)

As bad as the Dallas run defense is, they’re even worse through the air. The Cowboys have allowed the most passing yards in football, and 13 TD to enemy pass catchers. Washington is already down its top-three wideouts Terry McLaurin, Deebo Samuel and Noah Brown, opening up the door for a big Zach Ertz game.

The Commanders are going to have no choice but to feature Ertz, who came back to life last week. He caught all six of his targets and scored a touchdown, re-establishing himself as Jayden Daniels’ safety blanket. Ertz was a focal point of the offense during last season’s playoff run, and will be targeted often versus this porous Dallas defense.