A 9:30 A.M. start in Germany is where we’ll begin our touchdown party. We’ll then move to the 1:00 slate, concluded by a 4:25 game. Let’s dive into our NFL Week 10 anytime touchdown scorer best bets, while you can also find out our experts’ NFL picks for EVERY game.
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It’s been too long since Malik Nabers found the endzone. Yes, he did miss time due to a concussion, but he’s still been held in check since returning to action three weeks ago. With all that being said, I expect Daniel Jones to force-feed Nabers, especially in the endzone.
Nabers and the Giants will begin the Sunday slate at 9:30 E.T. in Germany against a woeful Panthers defense. The Giants implied team total is hovering around 24.5 on most books, and with Darius Slayton sidelined, it most likely will be the Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr show. Trusting Daniel Jones is the challenge here, but Nabers is too talented to be held in check, and at +145 on DraftKings, it’s a price I’m comfortable backing.
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The Minnesota Vikings, led by Justin Jefferson, come in as 6.5-point favorites to a depleted Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday on the road. Aaron Jones is around 10 cents more expensive than Jefferson, so we’ll gladly take Jefferson to score at even money.
Jefferson scored in 5 of his first six games to start the year but has been held in check in the endzone the last two games. During those two games, Jefferson has combined for 252 yards and two redzone targets – encouraging when backing his anytime touchdown prop.
The Jaguars defense has lived on the field this season, mainly due to the offense struggling. I’d expect that to continue on Sunday with Trevor Lawrence trending towards not playing and Mac Jones suiting up. With Brian Flores-led Vikings defense, we could be looking at excellent field position for Jefferson and the Vikings.
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Garrett Wilson put on a show last Thursday Night with two mind-boggling touchdown catches. His first came on a one-handed slant route that he took to the house. He followed that up with another one-handed catch that took over social media.
Even with the acquisition of Davante Adams, Wilson is still logging at 32% 1st read target rate and 91% route participation – numbers coming since Week 6. Aaron Rodgers continues to trust him deep down the field and in the red area. Against a Cardinals defense that ranks in the bottom half in redzone targets to the wide receiver position, I’d look for Wilson to get fed throughout the game.
