Anytime Touchdown Scorer Parlay Week 11: Best Anytime TD Picks for Sunday's Slate
Someone will have to score on Sunday, right?
The NFL Week 11 odds, unfortunately, carry many low point totals across the 14-game slate, but that doesn't mean we can't find four players who'll reach pay dirt for our anytime touchdown scorer parlay.
Our NFL betting experts have scoured the odds from the best NFL prop betting sites to lock in their best predictions.
Touchdown parlay odds: Week 11
Odds via FanDuel - one of our best NFL parlay betting sites - and subject to change.
- Jerry Jeudy, Browns (+240 at Saints)
- George Pickens, Steelers (+135 vs. Ravens)
- Josh Allen, Bills (+135 vs. Chiefs)
- Jonathan Taylor, Colts (-120 at Jets)
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Week 11 anytime touchdown parlay picks
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Jerry Jeudy (+240)
Sure, taking any Browns pass-catcher to reach the end zone can fill you with dread, as that's happened just 10 times all season entering Week 11.
But embrace risk here for one week given the appealing matchup and sudden increase in workload for Jeudy.
He's fresh off a season-high 11 targets during the Browns' last game, turning that into seven catches for 73 yards. That comes after his eight targets in the previous contest, which resulted in a season-best 79 yards.
The yardage might be good and fine though not eye-catching. But the swift uptick in opportunities since Jameis Winston took over under center is the draw here, along with the chance to expose a weak New Orleans Saints pass defense.
The Saints allow the fourth-most passing yards per game (385.6), and predictably that weakness grows when we zoom in on the wide receiver position.
New Orleans has given up the third-most yardage to wideouts and the six-most receptions, meaning there should be ample chances to break loose.
Best odds: +240 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 29.41%
George Pickens (+135)
Pickens has been the difference-maker the Steelers hoped for since switching to Russell Wilson under center three weeks ago.
He's collected 14 receptions on 21 targets, scored his only two touchdowns of the season, and had his two longest receptions.
Pittsburgh's defense is good, but the Baltimore Ravens have a top-tier offense and won't struggle to put up points; that's going to force Pittsburgh to try to keep pace, which is good news for Pickens.
Baltimore is a pass-funnel defense: challenging to run on and a dream to throw against. So, given that Pickens should see plenty of targets, has been a red-zone and end-zone favorite for Mr. Unlimited, and plays for a team that will likely be playing catch-up ... he should get his chances to find pay dirt.
Best odds: +135 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 42.55%
Josh Allen (+135)
Allen has a modest (for him) four rushing touchdowns this season after scampering for a career-best 15 last season. Yet, he's projected for 0.50 rushing scores on Sunday.
It's quite surprising we're seeing these plus-money odds, which would return a $13.50 profit on a winning $10 at an implied win probability of 41.67%.
That's even with the best sportsbooks knowing this will be one of Sunday's most popular touchdown bets with the Chiefs and Bills playing the game of the week at 4:25 p.m. ET.
The Bills are 2-point home favorites, Allen has two touchdowns in four career regular-season games against Kansas City (plus two in January's postseason meeting), and the Chiefs have already given up two rushing scores to QBs this season.
I don't love these odds as a standalone play, but they help to boost our parlay.
Best odds: +135 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 42.55%
Jonathan Taylor (-120)
This isn't the sexiest bet on paper at these -120 odds, but I would counter that Taylor has much better than a 55% chance to score this weekend in a tremendously favorable matchup.
Since the Jets fired Robert Saleh in early October, they have posted the worst EPA/play allowed while allowing the most rushing touchdowns (10) of any team in that five-week stretch.
As a result, teams are rushing against New York at the second-highest rate over expectation, and they are generating 0.04 expected points per rush against this Jets defense across the entire season - the sixth-highest mark in the league.
That all suggests a field day for Taylor, who has scored five touchdowns in five games with Anthony Richardson under center. With the sophomore returning to the starting lineup Sunday, I like Taylor's chances of returning to the end zone, too.
Best odds: -120 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 54.55%
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