NFL Anytime TD Scorers Picks & Predictions: Week 7 (2026)
Last week made it five profitable weeks out of six in the NFL anytime TD scorers front. The highlight was undoubtedly my +1300 longshot of Mo Alie-Cox scoring for the Indianapolis Colts. The people sitting near me in Raymond James Stadium were confused when I suddenly cheered from my seat during a stoppage in play. If only I had played him to score the first touchdown of the game, but I digress.
It is time to dig into this week's matchups to find some favorable looks on the anytime touchdown front. I think I did that with these selections. Here are some of my favorite anytime touchdown bets for Week 7.
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Week 7’s Best NFL Anytime TD Scorers
George Kittle (TE – SF) | +125 at theScore Bet
George Kittle is tied for third in the NFL with five touchdown catches through six weeks. I am banking on the San Francisco tight end adding to that total when the 49ers face the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday.
San Francisco's receiving corps is extremely compromised heading into this matchup. The team has officially ruled out both Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel Sr., while Demarcus Robinson and De'Zhaun Stribling remain on injured reserve (IR). The 49ers are expected to rely on Brandin Cooks, Jordan Watkins and Christian Kirk as their primary wide receivers. Those three receivers have combined to play 173 offensive snaps this season. That’s fewer than the snaps backup tight end Luke Farrell has played.
Kittle should have a featured role, especially in the red zone. The All-Pro tight end is second in the league with seven targets inside the opponents' 10-yard line. Atlanta leads the NFL in defensive expected points added (EPA) against the run, but they have been vulnerable in the passing game. They have also struggled to limit opposing tight ends. Atlanta has already allowed four touchdown catches to enemy tight ends this year and has given up the 10th-most yardage to the position.
If none of those numbers can convince you to bet on Kittle, consider that Sunday is National Tight Ends Day. Kittle helped found this unofficial holiday several years ago and has led the way in increasing its popularity. He has backed up that bravado by scoring in each of his last three appearances on this day. I do not doubt that, as the showman he is, he will look to continue that trend on Sunday.
Jordan Mason (RB – MIN) | +170 at Fanatics Sportsbook | *0.8 Units
My next pick is Minnesota Vikings running back Jordan Mason. He has been out of action since suffering a thumb injury in Week 1. The Minnesota Vikings have not formally activated him yet, but Mason has logged full practices all week. He should be ready to resume his role as Minnesota's featured goal-line back. The Vikings have been hesitant to give Aaron Jones this work.
Even though Jones has played five games to Mason's one this year, both players have exactly one carry inside the opponents’ 5-yard line. Minnesota just doesn't use Jones in those situations frequently. But with Mason back in the fold, they should be more willing to run the ball near the goal line. That is especially in a great matchup versus Indianapolis. The Colts have already allowed eight touchdowns inside their own 5-yard line this season.
Indianapolis enters this game ranking 30th in the NFL in EPA and 31st in defense-adjusted value over average (DVOA) versus the run. They rank 30th in adjusted line yards allowed and 29th in run stop win rate. Minnesota's offense ranks sixth in the league in run block win rate and 12th in adjusted line yards.
I expect them to succeed down by the goal line in this matchup, and Mason to benefit. The Vikings are the second-heaviest favorite on Sunday's board. That means a positive game script will likely increase Mason's involvement. Given the matchup and favorable odds, I believe Mason is a solid Week 7 anytime touchdown scorer bet.
Ja'Marr Chase (WR – CIN) | +120 at BetMGM
Ja'Marr Chase is averaging just 10.7 yards per reception this season, the lowest of his six-year NFL career. But that hasn’t stopped him from remaining one of the league’s most prolific touchdown scorers. Chase has scored four times in five games, as he and Joe Burrow continue to torch opposing defenses. I expect Chase to do more damage against a familiar foe in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.
You know you're on another level when opposing players openly wish they faced you less often. Cue up recent comments from Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey, who said Thursday that "it would be cool if I didn't match up with him so much." Given Chase's history against Baltimore, it is easy to see why Humphrey would share that sentiment.
In eight career games against the Ravens, Chase has scored eight times and recorded over 1,000 receiving yards. Of course, not all of that production has been at Humphrey's expense. But it highlights Chase’s ceiling in this matchup. And while the Ravens have a new head coach in Jesse Minter, it is worth noting that the only time Chase faced a Minter-led defense, he scored twice in a 2024 meeting against the Los Angeles Chargers.
This game has potential shootout appeal, with the third-highest implied total on Sunday's board. Throw in a plus-money price on an elite player in an excellent matchup, and I couldn’t click the buttons fast enough. Give me Chase to score at least one touchdown in this contest.
Kyren Williams (RB – LAR) | -137 at BetRivers/Bally's
The current price on Rams running back Kyren Williams to score in Week 7 is the most I have paid this season for an anytime touchdown pick. But I still think it’s a bargain given the matchup and expected usage.
Williams has scored in four out of six games this season, finding the end zone five times overall. He earned at least 21 touches in three consecutive games before last week's 13-touch effort. But the Los Angeles Rams had only 58 offensive snaps in last week's upset loss to Arizona. Williams still maintained a 72% snap rate, and his touches-per-play rate was in line with season norms. The Rams could feature Williams even more than usual in a favorable matchup versus the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Raiders have lost three straight after a 3-0 start, and their run defense is a major culprit. Primary running backs have scored four touchdowns against the Raiders in those three games, including at least one in each outing.
This season, the Raiders rank 26th defensively in both EPA and DVOA. Las Vegas is 30th in DVOA against the run, and dead last in DVOA against running backs as receivers out of the backfield. Williams is one of the most heavily involved running backs in scoring territory in the NFL. He has 14 touches inside the opponents' 10-yard line, the seventh-most in the league. And his workload down by the goal line could be even heavier given Los Angeles' injury issues.
The Rams placed wide receiver Davante Adams on IR this week. Adams has scored 18 times in 20 regular-season games as a Ram, including last season. Star wideout Puka Nacua (11 touchdowns in that span) suffered a calf injury in practice on Thursday and is a game-time decision. Even if he plays, his snaps are likely to be limited. I expect Los Angeles to feature Williams throughout this game, especially down by the goal line. That should pay off in at least one touchdown from Williams on Sunday afternoon.
Longshot Anytime Touchdown Bet: Josh Cuevas (BAL – TE) | +1200 at BetMGM | *0.17 Units
Josh Cuevas scored a touchdown last week and trailed only Zay Flowers among Baltimore Ravens pass-catchers in targets, receptions and receiving yards. To be fair, Matthew Hibner was out, and he is expected to return this week. But I don't think it is ridiculous to suggest Cuevas has surpassed Hibner as the preferred pass-catcher behind Mark Andrews at tight end.
In last week's outing, Declan Doyle designed plays specifically to feature Cuevas, including one target where he lined up at left guard. Cuevas also saw two targets in Week 5, while Hibner saw none. I don't expect either player to get many looks on Sunday, but the matchup is exceptional for pass-catching tight ends.
The Cincinnati Bengals rank 29th in the league in DVOA against tight ends. A tight end has led his team in receiving yards in three out of five games against Cincinnati this year. And the Bengals haven’t exactly faced a litany of elite tight ends. While Mark Andrews should be the biggest beneficiary in this matchup, Cuevas could factor in as well. Considering the recent usage and price, this feels like a worthy speculation play.