NFL Week 3 Anytime TD Scorer & Win Parlays (2026)

The NFL season rolls on with an exciting Week 3 slate of games. It’s time to lock in our NFL Week 3 anytime TD scorer & win parlays. The strategy behind these picks is simple. We’re parlaying a team’s Moneyline to win and a player’s anytime touchdown scorer odds. Pairing the picks can improve our payouts and give us a fun alternative way to get action on the week’s games.

Without further ado, let’s dive into my favorite anytime TD and win parlays for Week 3.

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NFL Week 3 Anytime TD Scorer & Win Parlays

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

New York Jets at Detroit Lions

Leg 1: Lions Moneyline (-298)
Leg 2: Amon-Ra St. Brown Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-125)

Let's begin our touchdown-and-win parlays with the Lions hosting the Jets this weekend. Detroit should win this game at home as a 6.5-point favorite. The Lions will look to bounce back after last week's 41-31 road loss at Buffalo.

Under head coach Dan Campbell, the Lions have been very trustworthy in winning after a loss in recent years. They're 13-2 straight up (SU) in regular-season games after a loss over the past three seasons combined. Campbell knows how to get his team back on track in these spots, especially at home.

Meanwhile, the Jets are worth fading on the road here. New York's Week 1 win over the Titans didn't exactly prove anything. The Jets then lost to the Packers last week. That result is aging worse now that Green Bay has lost by double digits to both Minnesota and Atlanta.

Detroit's defense is the big concern, as New Orleans and Buffalo both exploited the unit. However, the Jets don't have the offensive firepower to do the same. The Lions' pass rush should force Geno Smith into enough mistakes for the home favorites to build a safe lead.

Amon-Ra St. Brown is off to a scorching hot start. He's scored two touchdowns in both games thus far, with 19 receptions and 209 yards combined. It's nothing new for the stud wideout, who scored double-digit touchdowns in three straight seasons leading up to this year. Jared Goff should find him again this week, as the Jets have allowed three receiving scores over two games.

Parlay Odds: +126

Minnesota Vikings at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Leg 1: Buccaneers Moneyline (+100)
Leg 2: Emeka Egbuka Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+240)

It's desperation time for the Buccaneers after their 0-2 start to the season. Tampa Bay was favored to win the NFC South before this year, but public opinion of the squad has unsurprisingly changed. Still, this is an ideal time to buy low with the Buccaneers at home and badly needing a victory.

Tampa's 23-19 loss to Cleveland last week was ugly, but it also deserves some context. The Buccaneers led in the fourth quarter and out-gained the Browns overall. They also drove to score a go-ahead touchdown late, but ultimately came up short in the red zone.

There are some key takeaways to note from the Buccaneers' previous loss to Cincinnati as well. Tampa moved the ball well and didn't punt the entire game. However, four lost fumbles were ultimately too costly in the six-point deficit.

As for Minnesota, we can sell high on its 2-0 start. The Vikings probably should've lost in Week 1, but the Packers' embarrassing fourth-quarter collapse allowed for the comeback. That result can also be viewed a bit differently, considering how bad Green Bay has looked. The Vikes then edged out an ugly 9-3 win over Chicago, benefiting from Caleb Williams’ injury and rainy conditions.

Now let's pinpoint an anytime touchdown scorer in this game. Buccaneers wide receiver Emeka Egbuka is worth a shot at juicy plus-money odds. Minnesota struggled to cover Green Bay's top receivers in Week 1. Christian Watson and Matthew Golden combined for 242 receiving yards on 12 catches, with Watson finding the end zone twice.

Egbuka, meanwhile, is the best bet to score from Tampa Bay's receiving corps. He caught a touchdown last week and led the team in receiving in Week 1. Egbuka had a team-high six receiving scores last season, and his red-zone usage and targets should increase with Mike Evans gone. Let's count on Baker Mayfield finding him this weekend.

Parlay Odds: +470