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 37-55 for a profit of 10.57 units. However, Christmas Day was not good to us, as we went 1-3 for a loss of 1.3 units.
Let's shake it off and bounce back strong. Our team gives out their best Anytime Touchdown props for NFL Week 17 below. Happy New Year, folks! Let's do this!
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AZ at CIN - 1:00 PM EST
I’m taking Tee Higgins against the Cardinals because this is one of those spots where talent, matchup, and momentum all line up nearly perfectly. Arizona’s defense has been a dumpster fire all season, and giving up tons of points — nearly 28 per game — and they’ve struggled to generate pressure or get off the field, which is exactly what Higgins thrives against.
He’s already up to 10 TDs on the year and has scored in 7 of his last 6 games, including multi-TD performances against Buffalo and Chicago. He knows how to find the end zone regardless of the opponent.
Joe Burrow trusts him in scoring areas, especially when defenses roll coverage elsewhere, and Higgins’ size makes him a problem inside the 20. With Arizona allowing a whopping 25 passing TDs, a weak pass rush, and injuries all over the front seven and secondary, this sets up as another clean look for Higgins to win one-on-one.
If Cincinnati moves the ball the way they should and makes quick work of the Cardinals' defense, Higgins finding the end zone feels more likely than not. At +110, it's not the best odds, but this one is easy money.
CHI at SF - 8:20 PM EST
In the famous words of Cousin Eddie from Christmas Vacation, this one is "REAL NICE, CLARK." Bet365 is feeling extra generous right here before Christmas, so we're going to take full advantage of this opportunity. The rest of the market has this priced in the +100 to +115 range, so +140 is a bargain!
George Kittle got rolled up on and has an ankle sprain, so he's questionable to play. Ricky Pearsall is also listed as questionable with a knee injury. If either or both of those guys can't go, that should mean more targets for Mr. Jennings in the red zone. That'd be a beautiful thing for the Mikey's Mashers crew on this wager.
The matchup itself is also nothing to sneeze at. 'Da Bears are a heck of a team, but they've struggled all year long in coverage. Chicago gives us the 3rd most fantasy points to wideouts this year, and the bulk of Jennings' snaps will be against CJ Gardner-Johnson, who ranks just 81st out of 98 safeties in coverage. Give me JJ to hit paydirt. Stay thirsty, my friends!
JAX at IND - 1:00 PM EST
This Colts defense showed plenty of signs of quitting last week against the 49ers, as they made Brock Purdy look more like Joe Montana in that blowout loss. We'll see if Indy gets up off the mat here against a divisional rival like the Jags. I don't think they will, mainly because this secondary is going to have its hands full with Mr. Thomas.
The former LSU great has only found the end zone three times this season, but he's still one of Trevor Lawrence's favorite targets. Thomas also draws a great matchup against Johnathan Edwards (109th out of 110 CBs in coverage) and Mekhi Blackmon (103rd out of 110 CBs in coverage).
Thomas normally gets 6 or 7 targets per game. I'm betting at least one of those finds him breaking the pylon for a score. Give me BTJ to get it done for us here. Good luck!
CHI at SF - 8:20 PM EST
After missing the last couple of weeks, we're going back to old reliable in D'Andre Swift. Swift is a threat in both the run and pass game, and for the first time in months, he doesn't appear on the team's weekly injury report.
He only needs 7 yards to hit the 1k mark on the season and leads the team with 10 total touchdowns. This game should be high scoring, and SF's defense, although admirably coached, is pretty banged up. I like Swift, one way or another, to get into the end zone Sunday Night in San Francisco.