NFL Week 10 brings a busy Sunday slate featuring matchups such as the Minnesota Vikings against the Green Bay Packers, a divisional clash between the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints, and an AFC North battle on Sunday Night Football between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals. As football fans look for wagers with longer odds, anytime touchdown bets have grown in popularity. According to CBS Sports Headlines, here are five anytime touchdown bets to consider for the slate.
Value Touchdown Bets for Week 10
Opening the list at running back, Chris Rodriguez Jr. (+155) presents an interesting option. While Bhayshul Tuten leads the Jacksonville Jaguars backfield, he missed two practices this week due to ankle and foot injuries. Rodriguez serves as the goal-line back and has scored touchdowns in two straight games on just 16 rushing attempts. Facing the Tennessee Titans this week without Jeffery Simmons on their defensive line, Rodriguez could see another goal-line opportunity or additional carries if the game turns into a blowout, with odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.
At wide receiver, Chris Olave (+150) aims to rebound after recording under 100 receiving yards in four consecutive games following a hot start to the season. Olave has totaled only two receptions of 20-plus air yards over his last four outings. However, a matchup against the Carolina Panthers secondary offers a favorable bounce-back spot, especially after the Panthers struggled defensively against Bo Nix, Christian Watson, and Matthew Golden recently. Furthermore, Olave has scored a touchdown in each of his last two games against Carolina.
In the backfield, Jonathan Taylor (-120) enters a strong situation as the Indianapolis Colts host one of the league’s worst teams, which will start a quarterback making his first-ever NFL snap. With the trade deadline behind him, Taylor looks poised to find the end zone on Sunday.
Long Shots and Passing Attacks
Wide receiver Keenan Allen (+360) offers a unique flier this week. Allen played against the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday while with the Colts, and following a Tuesday trade to the San Francisco 49ers, he will face the Cowboys again this Sunday. Although Mike Evans remains sidelined and Deebo Samuel returns, coach Kyle Shanahan could utilize Allen in the red zone much like he used Evans earlier in the year.
Rounding out the selections, wide receiver Tee Higgins (+120) looks to continue his strong campaign. Higgins previously cashed a touchdown bet against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 3, and he has tallied six touchdowns through eight games this year. Alongside Ja’Marr Chase, the dynamic Cincinnati Bengals duo has combined for 47 receptions, 693 yards, and eight touchdowns over the past three games. With the Bengals offense scoring at least 34 points in three consecutive contests, backing the passing attack provides solid value.
