Best Anytime Touchdown Odds: 3 Potential ATTD Picks For NFL Week 7

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Written By Mo Nuwwarah | Last Updated
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Anytime touchdown, or ATTD, remains one of the popular bets out there. Each week at TheLines, we’ll provide some options for NFL anytime touchdown bets. Read on for ATTD bets within NFL Week 7 odds, featuring rookie Raiders TE Brock Bowers ascending to the top of his team’s target hierarchy. Note that these articles will focus on the main Sunday slates, as we’ll have separate posts covering anytime touchdown picks for Thursday Night Football odds, Sunday Night Football odds, and Monday Night Football odds.

The list below will by no means be exhaustive. We’ll highlight three intriguing options, but we encourage you to do your own digging on players who interest you. When shopping for the best ATTD odds, use our prop betting tool to find the best prices for any player.

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NFL Week 7 Anytime Touchdown Picks

Rams at Raiders: TE Brock Bowers Over 0.5 (+235) on DraftKings

When the Raiders drafted Bowers in the first round, they were hoping he’d develop into a superstar and a No. 1 option in the passing game, as only a select few tight ends can become.

They likely didn’t hope it would happen in Week 7 of his rookie season, but that’s exactly what has happened. Davante Adams’ childish fit has gotten his trade wish granted. He’s onto the Jets, and Bowers is the top dog here, especially with Jakobi Meyers likely still not 100% with an ankle injury.

Las Vegas has a historically bad rushing offense. Any points they score are likely to come through the air.

And thankfully for Bowers, he gets a very soft landing for his first go as the man. After trading away their best coverage LB in the offseason, the Rams are unsurprisingly allowing the most standard-scoring fantasy points to TEs this year.

It’s hard to expect a lot of scoring from the Raiders, but Bowers seems the most likely candidate to spike.

Bengals at Browns: RB Chase Brown +130

The market is still pricing Zack Moss like he’s the lead back, but it seems clear Chase Brown has taken hold of the lion’s share of the snap for now. Despite his fumbling issues, Brown has been the more effective back by a large margin:

StatZack MossChase Brown
Success Rate41.3%60.8%
Yards Per Attempt3.65.5

For reference, Kansas City leads the NFL in rushing Success Rate at 51.2%. Yeah, Brown is doing work for the Bengals thus far.

Brown out-snapped Moss 62% to 45% in the game against the G-Men. The team looks to finally be leaning his way.

Cleveland has a good defense on paper, but they are built to stop the pass, which may open up further opportunities for Brown (and Moss) while shrinking the production of Tee Higgins and Ja’Marr Chase. Someone is going to have to deal with coverage from Denzel Ward, and the Bengals would likely prefer to keep Myles Garrett in check and honest with plentiful running plays lest he destroy franchise QB Joe Burrow.

This might be the last week to take advantage of favorable pricing for the second-year back before he cements himself as the top guy in Cincinnati.

Texans at Packers: RB Joe Mixon Over 0.5 (+105) on DraftKings

Joe Mixon’s return was a welcome sight for the Texans rushing attack in Week 6. They’ve basically been completely inept when running the ball with anyone else. Mixon has notched a 46.2% Success Rate. The rest of the backs who replaced him are around 30% aside from Dameon Pierce in an 11-carry sample. Not great.

Mixon also showed a nose for the endzone early on. He has three touchdowns in essentially two games, as he wasn’t needed down the stretch of a blowout against New England and exited against Chicago with the aforementioned injury.

The Texans passing game lost top red-zone weapon Nico Collins, and he won’t be back this week as he remains on IR. They may lean more into the run once they get into scoring territory, as the pass-catching options aren’t terribly inspiring aside from Stefon Diggs. Tank Dell has had some difficulty recovering to his pre-injury level of play.

In a game with a high total, Mixon seems to have a good shot of scoring yet again, but he isn’t really being priced like it. Opposing back Josh Jacobs has shorter odds despite an inferior performance thus far, so a play on Mixon makes sense.

What Are NFL Anytime Touchdown Picks?

If you are new to these wagers, they’re bets on a player to score a touchdown. Keep in mind that quarterbacks must run (or receive) for a touchdown to cash the prop — passing touchdowns do not apply to ATTD odds at NFL betting sites.

Thus, these are primarily the domain of offensive skill players, although you’ll find long odds for defensive and special teams players to score as well. Some NFL betting apps may lump “special teams/defense” into one bet.

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Photo by AP/David Becker

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