We were able to get three more plays to the window in Week 6, cashing on Tetairoa McMillan (+145), Tucker Kraft (+180) and Daniel Jones (+200), and falling just shy of a second Kyren Williams touchdown to cash his two or more touchdowns scored prop. The tight ends and quarterbacks have been really good to me this season, so I'm leaning pretty heavily on them with my NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown scorer picks.
Over half of my plays are coming from those two positions. I've got a nice mix of high-volume red-zone targets, explosive playmakers that can score from anywhere on the field, players that are due to score this week and players who have been absolutely on fire lately. We're knocking on the door of a monster week, which could absolutely be in store on Sunday if the top options keep finding the end zone. Here are my best anytime touchdown bets for Week 7.
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Best NFL Week 7 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Picks
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
Las Vegas Raiders @ Kansas City Chiefs
This is one of the few Chiefs games I've had the opportunity to write up this season, as they've seemingly lived in primetime all year. I'm going right to Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce to score in this one, who looks to be in the midst of a bounce-back season after a really disappointing 2024 campaign, for his standards. While it's not quite the same eye-popping stat lines that he was dropping earlier in his career, Kelce has recorded four or more catches, five or more targets and 47+ yards in all but one game. with two total touchdowns.
Kelce has been a weapon in the red zone as well, with his six red-zone targets falling just shy of 25% of all targets to Chiefs pass-catchers. Kelce also loves playing against the Raiders, as his 128 receptions for 1,582 yards and 12 touchdowns are all career highs against any other opponent. This year's rendition of the Raiders’ defense has been pretty susceptible as well, as they currently rank in the bottom 10 in terms of points allowed per game. With all the excitement surrounding wide receiver Rashee Rice's return this week, give me ol' reliable Kelce to find paydirt against a team he has feasted against his entire career.
Miami Dolphins @ Cleveland Browns
Quinshon Judkins (RB – CLE) | Browns First Touchdown Scorer: +210
My initial look in this game was towards the Browns’ tight end duo of Harold Fannin Jr. or David Njoku, but after considering the poor weather forecast for Cleveland this Sunday and not being able to decide between the two, my strongest conviction for this game is a Quinshon Judkins anytime touchdown scorer bet, which is currently sitting around -115 odds.
Take the bet there and stop if you want to, but I'm going to try to squeeze a little more juice out of the orange and take Judkins to score Cleveland's first touchdown on Sunday. Judkins has absolutely grabbed the reins as the bell-cow back in Cleveland, recording at least 18 carries and 82 yards in three of Cleveland's previous four games for two scores, proving to be one of the lone bright spots on an otherwise listless Browns offense.
Judkins also tied for 10th in the NFL in red-zone attempts, which is pretty impressive considering he wasn't a full-time participant in this offense until Week 3. Add in the fact that Cleveland is favored in this game, Judkins figures to get some more work in a favorable game script. I absolutely love this spot for him. Judkins scored the first (and only) Browns touchdown in each of the games he found the end zone. He has a great chance to do it again this week against a Dolphins defense surrendering the fifth-most fantasy points to opposing backs.
New England Patriots @ Tennessee Titans
With the recent resurgence of Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs and Kayshon Boutte coming off his second two-score performance of the season, Henry is being a little bit overlooked. While Henry isn't necessarily a super high-volume target in this offense, his targets have absolutely come where it matters most. Henry's seven red-zone targets are tied for ninth in the entire NFL, and comprise 35% of all red-zone targets to Patriots pass-catchers.
Inside the 10-yard line, Henry's five targets are tied for the sixth-most in the NFL and make up a whopping 40% of all targets to Patriots pass-catchers. The Patriots are facing off against a Titans team surrendering the seventh-most points per game in the NFL. Mike Vrabel might have some extra incentive to run it up against the team that fired him just two years ago. I don't find these odds to be reflective of just how heavy Henry's target share has been in the red zone, so I'll take him to get back into the end zone in what figures to be a pretty advantageous matchup against the Titans.
Carolina Panthers @ New York Jets
Justin Fields (QB – NYJ) | +145
The New York Jets just put up one of the worst offensive performances in recent memory, recording 11 points and -10 passing yards in London against the Broncos. Naturally, I'm taking Justin Fields as my top anytime touchdown scorer in this game. Things will almost certainly come easier for the Jets in terms of moving the ball this week, as they go from playing the NFL's second-ranked scoring defense to a Panthers defense that ranks 11th-worst. While Fields has certainly left a lot to be desired as a passer, he's averaging 45 yards per game on the ground at a clip of 6.2 yards per carry (YPC) for three total touchdowns.
Fields is tied with running back Braelon Allen, who is out indefinitely with a knee injury, for the most red-zone carries on the Jets. He has accounted for two-thirds of all Jets carries inside the 10-yard line. Fields has shown the ability to bust a long run, too, as he scampered for a 43-yard touchdown in Week 3 against the Dolphins. With wide receiver Garrett Wilson set to miss this game, the Jets should be even more reliant on the run than they typically are. I like Fields to take advantage of that and bounce back from last week's dreadful performance with a score this week.
New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears
Juwan Johnson (TE – NO) | +340
I've avoided Saints tight end Juwan Johnson for a few weeks now after cashing on him to score in Week 2 following a big Week 1 performance, but I think the time is right to back him to find the end zone again this week. For starters, the Bears’ defense they'll take on this week is among the worst in the NFL, currently ranking in the bottom six in terms of both total yardage allowed per game and points allowed per game. The Saints are also a sizeable underdog in this game, with a trailing game script favoring the passing game and the potential for some garbage time scores.
Keeping with the theme of this week's article, Johnson ranks just behind receiver Chris Olave in terms of red-zone targets in this offense. His five targets comprise 20% of all red-zone targets to Saints pass-catchers. Johnson is going to get consideration from me anytime he's sitting around 4/1 odds to score. I'm pulling the trigger on him to find paydirt against a rather porous Bears defense this Sunday.
Philadelphia Eagles @ Minnesota Vikings
Jordan Addison (WR – MIN) | +220
There's not much of a sample size to reference for this play, as Vikings wide receiver Jordan Addison has only suited up for two games in 2025, both of which took place overseas, but I'm backing him to score with some pretty juicy odds this week. Addison quietly had a very solid 2024 campaign, recording just shy of 900 all-purpose yards (13.4 yards per reception) and 10 total touchdowns. We saw that same explosiveness on display in his return this year against the Steelers, where he racked up 114 yards on just four receptions. He then backed that performance up with a touchdown last week against a pretty stout Cleveland defense.
The Eagles’ defense that the Vikings will face this week is no joke either, but I expect their defensive game plan to be completely centered around limiting Justin Jefferson as much as possible. Tight end T.J. Hockenson just doesn't appear to be the same player he was before his brutal 2024 knee injury, so I expect lots of work for Addison in this game. He's shown the ability to score from anywhere on the field in his career and appears to have picked up right where he left off last season with no rust to speak of. Give me Addison to score this week in a home spot in a very pivotal game for both teams.
Indianapolis Colts @ Los Angeles Chargers
Keenan Allen (WR – LAC) | +195
I whiffed on Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen last week, but I'm going right back to the well for him to score this week in what figures to be one of the best games of the Sunday slate. Despite their 5-1 record, this Colts defense has been extremely vulnerable to opposing wideouts. The Colts are allowing the sixth-most fantasy points per game to opposing receivers, and the seven touchdowns they've allowed to the position are tied for the seventh-most in the NFL. To make matters worse, the Colts will likely be without cornerback Charvarius Ward again this week due to a concussion, and star cornerback Kenny Moore II looks to be a game-time decision and will be hampered with an Achilles injury if he suits up.
Though Allen hasn't scored since Week 3, his nine red-zone targets are tied for fifth in the NFL and comprise nearly one-third of all targets to Chargers wideouts in the red area, and his four targets inside the 10-yard line make up 36% of all targets to Chargers pass-catchers. Quentin Johnston may return to action this week after missing last week with a hamstring injury, but I'm expecting him not to be at 100% if he does go. This is my favorite play of the week regarding anytime touchdown scorers. I love Allen to find the end zone against a Colts defense that is a little more gettable than some may realize.
New York Giants @ Denver Broncos
Marvin Mims Jr. (WR – DEN) | +410
Much like Keenan Allen, Broncos gadget wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. also has an extremely favorable matchup this week, as the Giants have conceded the fifth-most fantasy points per game to opposing wideouts. Mims will probably never be a high-volume target in this offense, in general or in the red zone, but his speed and explosiveness make him a deep threat to score from anywhere on the field. Mims has recorded a reception of 23+ yards in half of Denver's games this season, and he has also recorded a rushing attempt in half of their games, one of which he converted into a touchdown.
Mims also returns punts and kicks for the Broncos, with one career kickoff return score under his belt and 14 combined returns of 20+ yards this season. Sean Payton loves to get Mims involved in the offense a few times a game in creative ways, and I have the feeling he's going to bust a long one this week against a bottom-10-ranked Giants passing defense. Give me Mims as an ultra-explosive playmaker with multiple routes of getting the ball in his hands to score in an advantageous matchup.
Green Bay Packers @ Arizona Cardinals
Matthew Golden (WR – GB) | +190
If you believe in the principle of due, Packers Rookie receiver Matthew Golden is certainly due. The first-round pick has seen his usage tick up every week to start the season, culminating in a career-best 86 yards on just three receptions last week against the Bengals. While the Cardinals aren't quite as hapless defensively as the Bengals, Golden still figures to have a pretty good matchup as Arizona ranks in the bottom five in terms of passing yards allowed per game.
While Romeo Doubs and Tucker Kraft have absorbed a lion's share of the Packers’ targets around the red zone, Golden has still gotten some looks as he ranks third on the team in red-zone targets. Jordan Love has connected with Golden for receptions of 34+ yards in three straight games, and it's only a matter of time before one of those results in points. We got one rookie into the end zone for their first career score last week with Tetairoa McMillan. Let's see if we can do it again this week.
Washington Commanders @ Dallas Cowboys
Jake Ferguson (TE – DAL) | +165
Quite the opposite of Matthew Golden, Cowboys tight end Jake Ferguson has been absolutely on fire lately with four touchdowns in the last three games, yet his odds to score are still very playable. Dak Prescott has been quietly playing at an MVP level this season, leading the Cowboys to a top-three offense in terms of points per game, total yards per game and passing yards per game, which figures to be a recipe for success against a bottom-10-ranked Washington passing defense.
While it's true that Ferguson ranks second on the Cowboys’ offense, behind wideout George Pickens, in terms of red-zone targets, his eight red-zone targets rank tied for seventh in the entire NFL. Ferguson’s four targets inside the 10-yard line rank in the top 10 in the NFL, as well. With the highest total on the board in Week 7 on a fast track in Dallas, this game figures to have plenty of scoring opportunities for both teams. Give me Ferguson to find the end zone for a fourth straight week, at some pretty ridiculous odds for how he's been scoring lately.
