NFL Touchdown Predictions: 3 Best NFL Touchdown Bets for Week 6

NFL Touchdown Picks Week 6 at a Glance

• Drake London (+100)
• Tyler Warren (+150)
• Dalton Kincaid (+175)

Touchdowns are one of the more entertaining plays in sports, and every week brings plenty of opportunities to bet touchdowns in the NFL. Whether it is a star running back getting the bulk of the goal-line work or a wide receiver in a favorable matchup, player usage and matchup data can help identify appealing bets.

Here are our favorite NFL TD bets for this week. We’ll break down the matchup, expected role and other key factors behind each pick to help identify the best anytime touchdown scorer bets available at FanDuel Sportsbook’s NFL odds.

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Best NFL Touchdown Picks This Week (Week 6)

Drake London Anytime Touchdown (+100)

Bears at Falcons

Drake London offers an opportunity to target a prominent receiving option at even-money odds when the Atlanta Falcons host the Chicago Bears.

London has established himself as a focal point of Atlanta's passing attack, and his combination of size and receiving ability makes him a dangerous weapon around the end zone.

He’s seen 10, 6 and 11 targets in Michael Penix Jr.‘s three games, and Atlanta’s offense has scored 23, 45 and 35 in those starts, with Penix giving the attack a big shot in the arm.

With Atlanta likely to lean on London as a primary receiving option and London getting a friendly date against a Chicago defense that just got torched by the Green Bay Packers‘ passing game, London is a quality TD pick this week.

Tyler Warren Anytime Touchdown (+150)

Titans at Colts

Tyler Warren has become an important piece of the Indianapolis Colts' passing attack, and this week’s home matchup against the Tennessee Titans gives him another opportunity to produce.

Through five games, Warren has caught 30 of his 36 targets for 213 yards and two touchdowns while adding three carries for 6 yards and another score. His 30 receptions lead Indianapolis while his 213 receiving yards rank second on the team. Warren has also been heavily involved recently, totaling 21 receptions on 24 targets over his past three games, including a season-high 83 receiving yards on seven catches against the Pittsburgh Steelers last week.

His touchdown production hasn't been limited to traditional tight end usage, either. Warren scored receiving touchdowns in each of Indianapolis' first two games, and the Colts gave him a rushing attempt near the goal line against Pittsburgh that he converted into a touchdown. That versatility is gives Warren more than one avenue to score.

The matchup isn't necessarily a slam dunk based solely on Tennessee's production against tight ends. The Titans have allowed opposing tight ends to total just 23 receptions for 147 yards and one score through five games. However, Tennessee's defense has allowed opponents to score on 44.2% of their offensive drives, so the Colts’ O should have succedd.

Warren's combination of strong target volume and designed scoring-area usage makes him worth considering despite Tennessee's solid numbers against tight ends.

Dalton Kincaid Anytime Touchdown (+175)

Bills at Raiders

Dalton Kincaid‘s production has fallen off a cliff of late, but the Las Vegas Raiders are a good matchup for him to touch paint in Week 6.

Through five games, Las Vegas has allowed opposing tight ends to rack up 32 receptions for 285 yards and six touchdowns on 39 targets. That works out to 6.4 catches and 57.0 receiving yards per game, and the six receiving touchdowns allowed to the position are the third-most in the NFL.

Kincaid has only one TD on the season, but his overall receiving efficiency has been excellent. Through five games, he has 16 receptions for 277 yards, averaging a hefty 17.3 yards per reception and 13.2 yards per target.

The recent volume is a mild concern -- Kincaid has only two catches for 14 yards across the past two games -- but that's part of why we're getting these odds here against a Raiders defense that has already surrendered six touchdowns to tight ends in five games.

NFL Touchdown Picks FAQ

What are NFL touchdown bets?

NFL touchdown bets are wagers on whether a player will score a touchdown during a game. The most common market is an anytime touchdown scorer bet, which wins if the selected player scores at least one touchdown.

How do you choose the best NFL touchdown bets?

The best touchdown bets can depend on a player's expected workload, red-zone usage, matchup and projected scoring opportunities. Running backs and wide receivers who receive consistent opportunities near the goal line can be particularly appealing.

What is an anytime touchdown scorer bet?

An anytime touchdown scorer bet is a wager on whether a specific player will score at least one touchdown during a game. The player can score on a rushing attempt, reception or, in some cases, another type of play depending on the sportsbook's rules.

Where can I bet on NFL touchdown scorers?

The NFL odds at FanDuel Sportsbook offer NFL touchdown scorer markets for games throughout the season, including anytime touchdown scorer bets and other player touchdown markets.

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