Monday Night Football Anytime TD Scorer Picks: Top Anytime TD Scorer Bets for Broncos vs. Bills
Monday Night Football player props and picks. Handicapper Ben Rajavuori gives us his favorite anytime TD picks for the Denver Broncos vs. Buffalo Bills game in Week 10. Which players are set to score in primetime? Find out here.
Ben Rajavuori - November 13, 2023, 5:25 PM EST
7 minMonday Night Football Anytime TD Scorer Picks: Top Anytime TD Scorer Bets for Broncos vs. Bills
Monday Night Football games are 10-1 to the under in 2023, but tonight's total is one of the highest on Monday Night Football we've gotten, meaning we likely see more scoring. With that being said, what better way to cash in tonight than with some anytime touchdown picks? Play 'em straight or throw 'em in a parlay for a nicer payout. Let's get into it.
Broncos vs. Bills Date, Time, And Where To Watch
- Date: Monday, November 13, 2023
- Game Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
- Where To Watch: ABC/ESPN
Monday Night Football Anytime TD Scorer Picks
Dalton Kincaid Anytime Touchdown +185 Click here to see which sportsbook has the best odds
This is the more "sure thing" bet compared to the next. I presume a lot of people will be on Kincaid receiving props, as he has become a popular bet, but I like him to score a touchdown at near two-to-one odds.
Dalton Kincaid played 90% of snaps last week, which is right up there with Stefon Diggs at 95%. Kincaid has emerged as one of the best rookie tight ends in the league, and there's a reason the Bills took him in the first round. With Dawson Knox out with an injury, Kincaid is the clear number-one guy for the Bills at the tight end position, and in his first two games without Knox, Kincaid has caught a touchdown.
Kincaid is third in red zone targets behind Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, yet he only has one touchdown. Josh Allen is averaging two passing touchdowns per game, and I like the odds that one of them, or more, go to Kincaid tonight.
Jaleel McLaughlin Anytime Touchdown +260 Click here to see which sportsbook has the best odds
The Broncos have a loaded running back room with Javonte Williams, Samaje Perine, and the rookie Jaleel McLaughlin. McLaughlin was taken out of Youngstown State and has looked very impressive early on this season. The rookie is averaging 7.1 yards per carry and has outgained Williams in some games despite having fewer carries. He had 33 rushing yards on just four carries last week, nearly getting a first down every time he got the ball. Given his explosive rushing ability, he has gotten decent red-zone action.
Believe it or not, the Broncos only have one rushing touchdown all season, and it came from Jaleel Mclaughlin. He also has two receiving touchdowns, which leads the running backs. Javonte Williams has one touchdown on the season and Perine has none. McLaughlin has seven carries in the red zone to Williams' 15, but he has been more productive, averaging 3.0 yards per carry in the red zone to Williams' 2.2. Jaleel also has four red zone targets, compared to Williams' one and Perine's two. He is clearly a big piece of the Broncos' offense in the red zone, and getting him at a near three-to-one price to score is insane. I like the rookie to score again tonight.
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