NFL Monday Night Football TD Scorers: Saints vs. Packers (Week 16)

It's amazing how strange the NFC playoff race is. The Packers could finish with one of the best records in the conference but will have to go on the road in the first round. The Saints have never seen their full potential due to injuries and can only play the role of spoiler. Let’s look at some players that could find the end zone tonight.

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NFL Monday Night Football Touchdown Scorers: Saints vs. Packers

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Jayden Reed: Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+180)

Jayden Reed has been Jordan Love’s most dependable pass-catching option, and it shows, as he leads all of Packers wide receivers with six touchdowns. The question was who would be the No. 1 WR in this offense, and it looks like Reed has taken that role, as he also leads the team in targets, receptions and receiving yards.

The Packers could build a quick lead if they take to the air because the Saints’ secondary has been awful. They allow the fifth-most passing yards, specifically to the wide receiver position, with 12 touchdowns.

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Packers Defense: Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+380)

The Packers have a tough defensive front, and they can get to the quarterback, as their 22.8% pressure rate is above average. They also have the ninth-most quarterback hurries. 

They could be trouble for a rookie quarterback making his third start. Spencer Rattler hasn't thrown an interception in his last three appearances, but he's received some luck. He had a 4.2% turnover-worthy play rate in the previous game and a 4% for the year. One bad throw and the Packers can get a pick-six.

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Josh Jacobs to Score 2+ Touchdowns (+190)

There's way too much juice to bet on a Josh Jacobs anytime touchdown. That's why we'll look at Jacobs getting into the end zone multiple times. 

He's been the guy to find paydirt for the Packers and has a three-touchdown performance in two of his last four games. The Saints have allowed 16 touchdowns to running backs, which is the third-most in the league. They have allowed running backs to score multiple touchdowns four times this season.

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