NFL Anytime Touchdown Odds: 3 TD Player Props To Consider Week 2

Written By Josh Lander on September 16, 2023

We’re back with a few more anytime touchdown props for Week 2 in the NFL. I went 1-1 last week on ATTD bets to earn us 0.1 units thanks to J.K. Dobbins, who is now sadly out for the season with an Achilles tear. With so much value still hanging around these props in the young season, I’m rolling out three confident picks among Browns, Packers and Lions players. NFL Week 2 odds are explained below. Know what you’re betting before you bet on NFL player touchdown prop odds. You may click any of the odds in this post to navigate to the sportsbook to place a bet.

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BROWNS vs. STEELERS Betting Odds

The Cleveland Browns are on the road to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday, Sept. 17. Browns odds show Cleveland is a spread favorite and on the moneyline. The Steelers are projected as home underdogs across sports betting sites.

Browns vs. Steelers Anytime touchdown Odds
Nick Chubb ATTD ()

Chubb was excellent in the Browns’ opener even without reaching the end zone. Cleveland’s offensive line contributed heavily to his success and appears primed for a big-time season. Chubb averaged 3.8 yards before contact and 5.9 yards per carry, good for fifth and seventh-highest on the week respectively. His inability to score was due mostly to a lack of opportunities. He should see more than the two touches he saw inside the red zone.

The Browns’ sixth-year back had two great games against Pittsburgh last season, putting up a touchdown in each. The Steelers’ defense allowed Christian McCaffrey to rush for a league-leading 152 yards last week. His 6.9 yards per carry were the third most. Granted, 65 of his rushing yards came on one long run, but he still averaged 4.1 yards on 21 other carries.

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Lions vs. Seahawks Betting Odds

The Detroit Lions host the Seattle Seahawks at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday. Lions odds show Detroit is a spread favorite and I expect Jahmyr Gibbs to contribute to the scoring. The Lions are 1-0 for the first time in six seasons and favorites to win at home over the Seahawks in Week 2.

Lions vs. Seahawks Anytime Touchdown Odds
Jahmyr Gibbs ATTD ()

The Lions’ explosive rookie running back failed to compile counting stats in his first career game, but that doesn’t mean he wasn’t impressive. He only saw 27% of the RB snap share, but averaged 6.0 yards per carry when called upon. He added two receptions for 18 yards while breaking six tackles, tied for the most in Week 1 with only nine total touches. He likely would’ve scored as well if he hadn’t slipped inside the 10-yard line.

Detroit’s play callers would be wise to involve Gibbs more against a Seahawks defense that struggles to defend the run. After allowing the eith-most rushing touchdowns to opposing RBs in 2022, Seattle watched the Rams run in three TDs in Week 1. The Seahawks defense also allowed the seventh-most receiving touchdowns last year, an area where Gibbs excels.

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First TD Scorer Odds

Packers vs. Falcons Betting Odds

Finally, the Green Bay Packers are away to take on the Atlanta Falcons at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday. Packers odds show Green Bay is a spread favorite, so let’s go with A.J. Dillon to reach pay dirt. Starting RB Aaron Jones and WR Christian Watson are both on the injury report this week.

Packers vs. Falcons Anytime Touchdown Odds
AJ Dillon ATTD ()

Dillon’s back mate, Aaron Jones had a monster week for Green Bay before leaving with a hamstring injury. By the time Dillon took over RB1 duties the game was pretty much over. Jones is still questionable and will likely be limited even if he does play in Atlanta. If that ends up being the case, Dillon will step in to run behind an o-line that helped Jones rush for 2.8 yards before contact per carry.

The Packers line also kept QB Jordan Love upright and out of harm’s way, allowing the eighth-lowest pressure rate.

Atlanta’s defense was less-than-impressive versus rookie QB, Bryce Young and the Panthers run game. Carolina managed the sixth-most rushing yards on the fifth-highest average yards per carry. The Falcons managed to limit the Panthers to just 10 points thanks to two separate turnovers on downs, including one inside the red zone. If Green Bay can travel inside the Atlanta 40-yard line as often as Carolina did, it should have more success with a much better offense than the Falcons faced last week.