Falcons vs Saints Anytime TD Scorers: Best Picks and Predictions
The 20th anniversary of the Superdome's reopening after Hurricane Katrina comes on Monday Night, when the Saints host their division foe, the Atlanta Falcons, with both teams coming off impressive wins, led by their young quarterbacks last week. Let's look to stay hot as I'm coming off +175 and +135 winners on Sunday, and a +330 winner last Monday Night.
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Falcons vs Saints anytime touchdown scorer best bet: Drake London (+135)
Odds available at BetMGM Sportsbook at time of publishing.
Nobody was happier to see Michael Penix Jr. line up under center than Drake London on Thursday Night Football last week. London was peppered with 10 targets and jumped into the top 15 in target share amongst wide receivers. That rank is expected to climb on Monday Night with a reception line of 6.5 and the Falcons as less than 3-point underdogs on the road. Other than Jahon Dotson, no other wide receiver played more than 35% of snaps in Week 3, along with Kyle Pitts playing less than 60%. It's a fight between Bijan Robinson and London in an offense with an implied team total of 23.5 - The 4th most of any team for Week 4, giving the edge to London, who is priced at +135 on BetMGM.
Falcons vs Saints anytime touchdown scorer best bet: Devaughn Vele (+250)
Odds available at Famatics Sportsbook at time of publishing.
Not only do the Falcons find themselves with an implied team total in the 3-plus-touchdown range, but so do the Saints. This game features weapons at all skill positions, including a sneaky Devaugn Vele, who has played 91%, 96%, and 88% of the snaps through the first 3 weeks of the season. His 137 routes ran ranks in the top 10 amongst wide receivers - Enough to throw a dart on him to find the endzone on Monday Night Football.
