We're coming down the back stretch of the season with our NFL Anytime TD props, and we're pretty happy with the results so far. Our team is sitting at 32-48 for a profit of 8.91 units. We turned a small profit last week, even though we were just 1-2 overall.
Our lone winner last week was picked by Matty B, who wisely selected Khalil Shakir at +265 odds. Our team gives out their best Anytime Touchdown props for NFL Week 15 below. Best of luck, folks! Let's do this!
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DET at LAR - 4:25 PM EST
I’m taking Blake Corum at +175 for an anytime TD because his role in this Rams offense is heating up at exactly the right time — and this matchup lines up perfectly for another end zone trip. He’s coming off a monstrous game with 128 yards and 2 scores on just 12 carries, and it’s clear Sean McVay is really trusting him more and more. Even with Kyren Williams still doing the heavy lifting and getting the bulk of the snaps, Corum’s explosive efficiency of 5.4 YPC and fresh legs are giving this offense another gear.
The Lions' defense is solid on paper, especially against the run where they're top-5 in rush yards allowed per game, but they’ve started showing a few cracks late in games. They've allowed a 61% red zone TD rate and have struggled to contain explosive plays—both are areas where Corum thrives. He’s averaging nearly 8 yards per carry over the last two weeks, forcing missed tackles at a top 10 rate, and making the most of every touch.
Detroit is banged up in the secondary and thin in their defensive rotation, so I expect McVay to rotate backs and take advantage of tired legs in the 2nd half. At +175, Corum offers some serious value as the lightning in this Rams’ 1-2 punch. Williams might get more volume, of course, but Corum’s the one who can break a drive open — and he’s proven he doesn’t need 15 touches to score. Take this anytime TD to the bank and cash the check.
BUF at NE: 1:00 PM ET
Let's face it: sometimes things get personal in pro sports, and this is one of those cases. The Bills parted ways with Diggs, and as we saw back on October 5th, he's still pretty salty about it. The veteran wideout hauled in 10 receptions for 146 yards in that game against his former squad but didn't find the end zone. I think that changes this Sunday!
The Patriots have been proving people wrong all year long, and now we get them in a great spot coming off their bye week. Even though the Bills are out for revenge, that doesn't negate the fact that this is a fantastic matchup for Diggs. He should get plenty of snaps against Christian Benford and Tre'Davious White, who only rank 94th and 93rd in coverage out of 111 rated corners (PFF).
Some folks may shy away from this play because Diggs has only hauled in 5 receptions over his last two outings. Not me! I think this is a great 'buy-low' spot on a guy that's still out for blood against the team that gave up on him. Let's play Diggs to hit pay dirt. Best of luck, sports betting amigos!
WSH at NYG - 1:00 PM EST
I'm ready to bounce back strong this week with Scary Terry McLaurin. The former Ohio State star has been dogged by injuries for most of the season, but he's earned 20 targets over his last two games. It sucks that Jayden Daniels is hurt once again, but Marcus Mariota is definitely no slouch.
What else do I like about this play? Well, the Commanders' leading receiver, Deebo Samuel, missed Friday's practice with an illness. If he can't play on Sunday, McLaurin could see even more targets than he's been getting. Now that's truly scary!
As for the matchup itself, McLaurin has a huge edge. He'll be getting approximately 12 snaps against Dru Phillips, who is ranked just 65th in coverage out of 111 corners. He'll also get around 9 snaps vs. Paulson Adebo, who ranks an abysmal 92nd out of 111th. Scary Terry should scare the G-Men early and often in this one.
CLE at CHI - 1:00 PM EST
Swift has been solid this season for Chicago and the Bears have developed a real 1-2 punch with him and Monangai in the backfield. It's projected that the temperature at kickoff on Sunday in Chicago is a brisk 7 degrees, which leads me to believe that the Bears are going to heavily rely on the running game.
Earlier in the season, Swift seemed all but guaranteed to find the endzone, seeing as he got one in 5 straight games. However, since Monangai has been getting more game reps, and is arguably a more brutal runner than Swift, he's been getting the majority of the goal line/red zone carries.
Swift only has one touchdown in his last five games, but I think that changes here this week. Whether it's a long run or a screen pass, and I like both options against a banged up Cleveland defense, I think Swift finds a way to get one in this weekend.