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Cowboys vs Packers Anytime TD Scorers: Best Picks and Predictions
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Cowboys vs Packers Anytime TD Scorers: Best Picks and Predictions

Justin Martin (JutPicks)
Justin Martin (JutPicks)Author
UpdatedOct 17, 2026
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Cowboys-Packers concludes the festivities on Sunday with a battle at Lambeau Field on Sunday Night. The last time we saw the Cowboys was on Thursday Night Football, as more than a touchdown favorite at home against a then-winless Bucs team, starting an undrafted QB - a loss that shocked many. Meanwhile, the Packers beat up on a Bears team that played without Caleb Williams, and the Matthew Golden, Christian Watson duo combined for 266 yards.

Let's break down my favorite anytime TD scorers for Sunday Night Football in Cowboys-Packers. Don't forget our NFL picks for tips and predictions on both sides and totals of every NFL game this season.

Cowboys vs Packers Anytime Touchdown Scorer: Christian Watson (+120)

Odds available at BetMGM Sportsbook at time of publishing.

It's been a dream start for Christian Watson in his 5th season in the NFL. His 6 touchdowns are 2nd in all of football, while also ranking 10th in air yards amongst wide receivers. He'll be licking his chops on Sunday Night against a Cowboys defense that allowed a Bucs team to march down the field on them multiple times last week. The Cowboys failed to stop the run, but are in luck, as the Packers run game is putrid without Josh Jacobs. Nonetheless, that should call for Christian Watson to be targeted all night long for a Packers team that has the 4th highest implied team total of any team in Week 6.

Cowboys vs Packers Anytime Touchdown Scorer: Tucker Kraft (+185)

Odds available at BetMGM Sportsbook at time of publishing.

The snap share is encouraging for Tucker Kraft as he continues to heal from his ACL injury last season. The box score hasn't been eye-popping, but playing alongside Watson and Golden will do that. Kraft is still logging a 16% target share and has run the 13th most routes among tight ends. With a Jordan Love pass attempts prop at 34.5, Kraft could be in line for a solid workload against a woeful Cowboys redzone defense, allowing a touchdown on 70% of drives that enter the redzone.