Sunday Night Football brings us another primetime showdown, and it's the perfect spot to build a same game anytime TD & win parlay. With the spotlight on two playoff-hopeful teams, we'll zero in on who comes out on top and which playmakers are most likely to find the end zone.
Let's break down the matchup and lock in a parlay that combines the winning side with an anytime touchdown scorer for maximum value.
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Best NFL Sunday Night Football Anytime TD & Win Parlay Picks
(Odds Courtesy of Caesars Sportsbook)
Leg 1: Jayden Daniels Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+255)
The Seahawks do an excellent job of limiting damage once opponents reach the red zone. They've allowed touchdowns on just 50% of opposing red-zone trips - the fourth-best rate in the NFL.
To put that into perspective, the Texans, Patriots and Bengals rank at the bottom of the league, allowing touchdowns on 71% of red-zone appearances.
With windows tightening against this Seattle defense, Jayden Daniels may be forced to rely on his legs once inside scoring territory - an area where he's already proven dangerous. If Washington drives deep, his dual-threat ability becomes their best finishing tool. I like Daniels’ chances to tuck it and find the end zone.
Leg 2: AJ Barner Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+210)
Washington continues to struggle covering opposing tight ends. They have allowed the eighth-most receiving yards and the fifth-most touchdowns to the tight end position. Just last week, Travis Kelce went off for 6-99-1 against this defense. The week before that, Jake Ferguson posted seven catches and two touchdowns.
Enter AJ Barner, who leads the Seahawks in red-zone targets with five and is tied for the team lead in receiving scores with Jaxon Smith-Njigba at five apiece.
Barner is quietly becoming Sam Darnold’s trusted scoring option, and this matchup sets up perfectly for him to cash in again.
Leg 3: Washington Commanders Moneyline (+135)
After three straight losses - two of them blowouts - the public will want no part of Washington tonight. But I do. This is a prime bounce-back spot at home in primetime with their season hanging in the balance.
Jayden Daniels returns from a hamstring injury, and his presence alone gives this offense a spark it desperately needs. Washington also profiles as the best offense in terms of expected points added (EPA)/play that Seattle has faced since Pittsburgh in Week 2.
With confidence low from the market, and motivation sky-high inside the building, this is the classic "buy low" underdog setup. Give me the home underdog in primetime.
Parlay Odds: +2300
