2025 is off to a beautiful start for our NFL Anytime TD props, as we are sitting at 28-36 for a profit of 14.27 units. We are fired up after a solid +2.35-unit performance in Week 10.
Winners on Jameson Williams +155, Stefon Diggs +190, and Jaxon Dart +230 helped the good guys get to the payout window. Let's find out what Week 11 holds. Our team gives out their best Anytime Touchdown props below. Best of luck, folks! Let's cash!
SF at AZ - 4:05 PM EST
New week, same old story. I am 1-9 on the year now, after last week's pick, Nico Collins, failed to score. Did he have his best receiving week of the year, going for 136 on 7 catches? Yes, but as The Rock might say at a moment like this, "It Doesn't Matter!" All I can do is move on and say, Trust The Process.
This week, I am going back to one of my personal favorites (and likely cursing him), Trey McBride, to score a TD. Since joining the league, McBride has become the most electrifying TEs in sports, even though the TDs were few and far between. And I think we can now put that blame squarely on Kyler Murray. Murray targeted McBride 27% of the time over the 2024 and 2025 seasons. And this jabroni only threw him 3 TD balls the last 2 seasons.
Since Murray's Injury, veteran Jacoby Brissett has come in and used McBride like the people's champ that he is. 30% of Brissett's targets and 34% of his completes are to McBride. And Brissett is also averaging 7 more attempts per game.
It's as if Brissett knows his role in the offense. McBride has 5 TDs from Jacoby in the last 4 games. His 6 TDs this season are equal to the 6 receiving TDs he had from 2022 to 2024. And as far as the banged-up 49ers go, they don't scare me. So, I expect Brissett and McBride to tag team and layeth the smackdown this week.
CIN at PIT - 1:00 PM EST
I'm grabbing Pat Freiermuth for an anytime touchdown this week against the Bengals because the numbers, the matchup, and recent usage all make the case for him to find the end zone. He’s coming off a 3-game stretch where he's been more involved, including a 111-yard, 2-touchdown explosion against these same Bengals - in Cincinnati - just a few weeks ago. He’s had at least 3 targets in 5 straight games and scored in 2 of his last 4.
Rodgers clearly looks for him in the red zone and on 3rd downs, and when Freiermuth gets volume, he capitalizes, where he's averaging over 11 yards per catch in 3 of his last 4 games. Now he gets to face a Cincinnati defense that ranks dead last in total defense, allowing 426.6 YPG, and they’ve been especially soft through the air with 260.1 passing yards allowed per game (bottom 3). They’re also allowing the most points per game with an insane 33.3, and can’t stay off the field, ranking 32nd in time of possession.
Meanwhile, the Steelers’ defense is doing its job (2nd in sacks, top 10 in INTs), which should hand the offense plenty of short fields or extra possessions. If their last game was any indication, and Pittsburgh moves the ball at all, Freiermuth is the one most likely to benefit in the red zone. At plus +230, he’s a strong play to hit pay dirt again, especially after torching this same secondary last time. Take this pick to the bank.
CIN at PIT: 1:00 PM EST
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Anyway, on to the matchup itself. Tee Higgins should get plenty of looks in this game against archrival Pittsburgh. The Steelers allow the most receiving yards in the league to outside receivers, which is where Higgins lines up. The former Clemson star also shreds man coverage, which Pittsburgh runs at the 3rd-highest rate in the NFL.
Higgins is also in fantastic current form, as he's hit pay dirt in four of his last five ball games. Let's bet on him to make it five out of his last six on Sunday. Best of luck, my sports betting friends.
LAC at JAX- 1:00 PM EST
Gadsden struggled against the Steelers last week, setting him up for a perfect bounce-back performance in Jacksonville this week. The rookie tight end was held to just 13 yards after catching 24 passes on 27 targets for 377 yards and 2 touchdowns in the previous 4 weeks.
He has a dream matchup this week, facing a Jaguars defense that has really struggled against opposing tight ends this season. Through 10 weeks, the Jags are 26th in receiving yards allowed to TEs and 28th in touchdowns allowed.
Over the last 4 weeks, they rank 31st in each category, having allowed 316 yards and 5 touchdowns. Give me Gadsden to capitalize in this spot and to find the end zone at +185.
HOU at TEN - 1:00 PM EST
Well, with our bell cow Jaxson Dart out with a concussion this week, we’ve got to look around again. But why pick just one player when you can have eleven? It’s time to break out the defense for the anytime TD! And what better team to take a shot on than the Houston Texans, facing the Tennessee Titans? They did it last week against Jacksonville, and now they’re taking on the worst team in the NFL.
Cam Ward has been a complete disaster for the Titans this year. He has thrown 6 interceptions and fumbled the ball 5 times already this season. That’s not entirely his fault, considering the offensive line in Tennessee is weak, and they lack downfield threats or a run game. In short, this offense might struggle against Sam Houston, let alone the Texans.
With Houston currently sitting at the top of the league in defensive ranking, they’re allowing only 261 yards per game. At the same time, they’re near the top with 1.6 takeaways a game. Even though defensive touchdowns are rare, this is a group to bet on doing it again.
HOU at TEN - 1:00 PM EST
Hey, who's this guy? He doesn't work at BettorView anymore?? I may be gone, but not forgotten + the readers need their picks, especially with someone really dragging the group down, I won't say any names!
We got back on track last week, so let's keep racking up the W's!! The Texans aren't exactly must-see TV, and with Stroud out, I'm sure morale isn't the best. However, Davis Mills came in when needed and is trying his best. Coming off a hot win last week, overcoming a 19-point deficit against the Jaguars, I think they continue to look good and don't have much of a challenge this week against the Titans.
Our guy, Mr. Marks, has shown that this is his backfield. Going forward, Chubb will definitely get his share of touches, but the majority of them are going to be to Marks. He's coming off 14 carries last week, and I think that just continues this week. I think this game is going to be opened up fairly quickly, and the Texans will be playing ahead for a while, which means time management and running the ball. Expect one of those rushes to end up with our guy in the endzone. LET'S RIDE!!!
CHI at MIN- 1:00 PM EST
It's been a tale of two teams this season in Chicago, and every week you end up seeing both teams. The team that plays like hot garbage for 3 quarters, and the team that looks like one of the best in the league for one.
It's revenge week for the Bears this week as they look to recoup their loss in Week 1, where they gave up 21 points in the 4th quarter to JJ McCarthy in Chicago. Full disclosure, they could very well do that exact same thing; it's what they've been doing all season.
Chicago's offense is getting better, and the Vikings' defense has been getting worse, giving up 29 ppg over the last 4 weeks. The Vikings don't give up a ton of yards through the air, sitting Top Ten in that category, but they are in the bottom half of the league in Passing Touchdowns allowed. Teams are honing in on Rome Odunze as he leads the Bears in receiving yards and touchdowns.
Colston Loveland is emerging as a legit TE threat, DJ Moore is a consistent beast, and Olamide Zaccheaus has had a problem with drops since the bye week. LB3 catches it when it hits his hands, and is likely the fastest player on the field when he's out there. I think Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams utilize his speed against Brian Flores' wild defensive schemes and he gets in this week.