Predictions for NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bets in Week 15

• NFL TD props have been made available for all 16 games in Week 15 of the 2024-25 NFL season
• With so many games to be played, there are a lot of odds and stats to comb through before betting NFL TDs
• Check out the seven players I am betting to score a touchdown in week 15 below

With no more byes, we are left with nothing but full 16-game schedules each week from here out. This starts with the Week 15 schedule this weekend, and I have studied the NFL TD odds and pertinent stats to betting this extremely popular NFL prop. Whether you want to tail/fade these TD picks, or just use them for inspiration on your own picks, I am here to share the seven players I am betting to score a touchdown in Week 15 below!

I got burned trusting the early injury report on Bucky Irving with my TD picks last week, not to mention Josh Allen vulturing all the goal line carries for the Bills, and went 3-6 to lose 2.47 units. The last two weeks have been brutal, putting me in the red for NFL anytime TD bets this season, and I’m sorry to all of those who have tailed. I’m going to keep firing and am confident I’ll get back in the black after Week 15!

Best NFL TD Scorer Picks for Week 15

At the moment, I only have seven anytime NFL TD picks for Week 15, with all of them being half-unit bets, except for David Montgomery and Josh Jacobs, who are each a full-unit bet. Once we see how the weather is going to factor into the Chiefs vs Browns and Bengals vs Titans games, I may add some TD picks there as well. Follow me on Twitter/X to get those picks as soon as I make them.

There are also a couple other games where I am waiting to see how the TD odds change leading up to kickoff.

While this article solely covers NFL TD picks, SBD does have you covered on all props! Check out our NFL props page for all the passing, rushing, and receiving over/unders for Week 15 as well.

You’ll find my analysis for each NFL TD prediction below!

Jauan Jennings

In each of his last five games, Jauan Jennings has been the team-leader in targets (tied in one game). He has seen 11 targets in two of those games and at least seven targets in four. Jennings gets open and Brock Purdy loves throwing him the ball. He has made good on those targets as well, hauling in three touchdowns in that five-game stretch.

That stat becomes even more impressive when you consider one of those games was in a blizzard, where Purdy couldn’t throw the ball, and another was with Brandon Allen throwing him the ball. The other three games in that window are where he scored his touchdowns. Though there are slight chances of rain tonight, the weather shouldn’t effect the game too much.

Jennings will be taking on a Rams defense on TNF that has allowed 23 touchdowns through the air, and are second-worst in net yards allowed per pass attempt. When these two teams played back in Week 3, Deebo Samuel did not play, Purdy threw for three touchdowns. All of them were to Jennings.

I’m not betting Jennings to score three again, but I like him to find the endzone for a second straight week tonight.

• Pick: Jauan Jennings Anytime TD (+165 at DraftKings)

Brian Robinson

Brian Robinson has played in ten games this season and has a touchdown in seven of them. B-Rob sees a Saints defense in Week 15 that has allowed the most yards per rushing attempt in the NFL as well as 16 touchdowns on the ground.

Though the Saints have played better since firing Dennis Allen, allowing 21 or fewer points in each of the four games since Darren Rizzi, running backs have still had success against them. Tyrone Tracy rushed for 45 yards and a touchdown, Kyren Williams rushed for a season-high 104 yards and a touchdown, Nick Chubb rushed for 50 yards, which is his second-most of the season, and Bijan Robinson rushed for a season-high 116 yards while adding two touchdowns (Tyler Allgeier also rushed for 59 himself in that game).

I see no reason why Brian Robinson won’t be the next RB to have a big game against the Saints.

• Pick: Brian Robinson Anytime TD (-125 at bet65)

David Montgomery

David Montgomery’s anytime TD odds should be closer to -200 each week. He has scored at least one touchdown in ten of 13 games played this season, which includes scoring in four of his last five games. Yes, he shares a backfield with Jahmyr Gibbs, but there’s plenty of touches to go around in the Lions backfield.

Detroit is hosting the Bills on Sunday afternoon, in what could be an early look at the Super Bowl this year. I like Montgomery in this game for two reasons: (1) the Bills rank 26th in yards allowed per rushing attempt, and (2) when the Lions find themselves in tough/competitive games, they tend to lean on Montgomery’s more smash-mouth style.

I like the Lions to win the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball in this one, and the result will be another David Montgomery touchdown.

• Pick: David Montgomery Anytime TD (-150 at FanDuel)

Courtland Sutton

Ever since Denver’s Week 8 matchup with the Panthers, where a penalty negated Courtland Sutton’s lone target, the big Broncos wide receiver has been on a tear. Sutton has at least 70 yards in each of the six games since then, and 100+ in three of them.

As we have seen rookie Bo Nix get more comfortable, Sutton’s stats have taken off. Sutton has scored three touchdowns in the last four games, though he only has TDs in two of the last four games, and he is fifth in the NFL in red zone targets.

The Broncos face the Colts in Week 15, who are allowing the seventh-most net yards per pass attempt. Indianapolis has also given up the fourth-most total yards in the NFL. I think we see a few Broncos trips to the red zone, where Sutton will get an opportunity, but also like the big-play factor here too. The Colts have allowed ten plays of 40+ yards, which is tied for fifth-most in the league.

• Pick: Courtland Sutton Anytime TD (+137 at bet365)

Josh Jacobs

Josh Jacobs has scored at least one touchdown in each of his last four games, as well as six of his last seven. In his last three games, he has totaled seven TDs. This comes after not scoring a single touchdown in. his first four games with the Packers.

The big difference has been his red zone usage. Through the first five weeks of the season, Jacobs was only averaging 3.0 red zone looks per game. Since Week 7, he is averaging 4.43 red zone looks per game, which is tied for third-most in the NFL.

Jacobs will get a favorable matchup in Week 15, as he takes on a Seahawks defense that allows the eighth-most yards per rushing attempt. Seattle has only give up 10 touchdowns in the ground, but the Packers run the ball too well to worry about them stalling in the red zone.

• Pick: Josh Jacobs Anytime TD (-163 at bet365)

Jordan Addison

Just three weeks ago, Jordan Addison posted a season-high 162 receiving yards. He hauled in eight of nine targets and scored one touchdown. That game came against the Chicago Bears, the same team he Vikings will play in the first of two Monday night games of Week 15.

In most circumstances, I would assume the team who just got torched by a specific receiver will gameplan for him in the second meeting, especially when the games are so close together. However, I don’t think Chicago can do anything about it. What are they going to do, leave Justin Jefferson in single coverage to focus on slowing down Addison?

The Bears allow the third-most net yards per pass attempt, and I like Addison to take advantage of the single coverage he will likely receive again.

• Pick: Jordan Addison Anytime TD (+180 at DraftKings)

Drake London

Since scoring at least one touchdown in six of his first nine games this season, Drake London has been held out of the endzone in each of the last four games. But I’m here to say Kirk Cousins has been the problem in those games, not London or his usage.

Atlanta’s last three opponents have been the Vikings, Chargers, and Broncos. LA and Denver rank first and second, respectively, in points allowed, while Minnesota is sixth. The first two are also very tough against the pass. Cousins has thrown a total of seven interceptions in those three games. So, it’s tough for London, who has scored all six of his touchdowns in the red zone and is tied for second in red zone targets, to score a TD when Cousins is turning the ball over before they even get into the red zone.

But Cousins and the Falcons have a get-right game on their schedule in Week 15. The Raiders have given up the third-most points in the NFL this season, don’t generate takeaways, and have arguably the worst secondary in the league. Kirk Cousins needs to start playing better, or he’s going to find himself on the bench. I like him to play much better against Las Vegas, and believe London will be the primary beneficiary of his improved performance.

• Pick: Drake London Anytime TD (+135 at Caesars)

As we head into Week 15 of the NFL season, there are several standout players who are prime candidates to score a touchdown at any time during their respective games. Making bets on anytime touchdown scorers can be a fun and potentially lucrative way to add excitement to watching the games. Here are some predictions for NFL anytime touchdown scorer bets in Week 15:

1. Davante Adams, Green Bay Packers: Adams has been one of the most consistent and productive wide receivers in the league this season. He has a strong connection with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and is always a threat to find the end zone. The Packers are facing the Baltimore Ravens in Week 15, and Adams should have plenty of opportunities to score a touchdown in what is expected to be a high-scoring game.

2. Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts: Taylor has been on a tear in recent weeks, racking up yards and touchdowns at an impressive rate. The Colts are taking on the New England Patriots in Week 15, and Taylor will be a key player in their game plan. With his combination of speed and power, Taylor is a good bet to score a touchdown at any time during the game.

3. Cooper Kupp, Los Angeles Rams: Kupp has emerged as one of the top wide receivers in the league this season, leading the NFL in receiving yards and touchdowns. The Rams are facing the Seattle Seahawks in Week 15, and Kupp should have a big game against their struggling secondary. Look for him to find the end zone at least once in this matchup.

4. Deebo Samuel, San Francisco 49ers: Samuel has been a versatile weapon for the 49ers this season, lining up at both wide receiver and running back. He has shown a knack for scoring touchdowns in a variety of ways, whether it be catching passes or running the ball. The 49ers are playing the Atlanta Falcons in Week 15, and Samuel should have plenty of opportunities to make plays and find the end zone.

5. Alvin Kamara, New Orleans Saints: Kamara is one of the most dynamic running backs in the league, capable of scoring touchdowns both on the ground and through the air. The Saints are facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 15, and Kamara will be a focal point of their offense. Look for him to have a big game and score at least one touchdown against their division rival.

When placing bets on anytime touchdown scorers, it’s important to consider factors such as each player’s recent performance, their matchup for the week, and their role within their team’s offense. By doing your research and making informed decisions, you can increase your chances of winning bets on NFL anytime touchdown scorers in Week 15. Good luck!