NFL Week 2 Anytime TD Scorers: Best Picks for Sunday's Games

We’re off and running on the 2026-2027 NFL season with Sunday’s Week 2 slate quickly approaching. Last week, the stars performed in a big way, as Jahmyr Gibbs, Jonathan Taylor, Derrick Henry, Justin Jefferson, Ashton Jeanty and Trey McBride were all among those to find pay dirt on the main Sunday slate. A few longshots also found the end zone, including both Bryce Young (+450) and Caleb Williams (+500), Jets rookie TE Kenyon Sadiq (+800) and Bills wide receiver Josh Palmer (+800).

With Sunday’s Week 2 card right around the corner, it’s time to get into my favorite touchdown props of the day. Let’s break down each pick, and don’t forget our NFL predictions and NFL best bets for the rest of the Week 2 action.

NFL Week 2 touchdown bet: Mark Andrews (BAL) +135

Odds courtesy of bet365 at the time of publishing. Playable to +120.

The Baltimore Ravens passing offense was electric in Week 1, accumulating more than 300 yards as well as an average of more than 19 yards per reception. Derrick Henry’s hat-trick prevented the passing game from finding the end zone more than once, but against the Saints defense, Baltimore’s pass-catchers have decent upside – specifically the Ravens tight ends.

New Orleans’ linebackers aren’t the best in coverage. Newly added Kaden Elliss has allowed 80.1% of targets to be caught in his career, while Pete Werner isn’t far behind at 79%. This should give Mark Andrews opportunities to win contested targets in the red zone, where he garnered as many as nine targets inside the 10-yard line – up there with the likes of Brock Bowers, Ja’Marr Chase and Puka Nacua. Additionally, Andrews should have a massive target share this week, assuming Zay Flowers does not play. 

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NFL Week 2 touchdown bet: Kyle Monangai (CHI) +190

Odds courtesy of Fanatics Sportsbook at the time of publishing. Playable to +170. 

Bears coach Ben Johnson is on record saying he wants to break the NFL scoring record, and their 59 points at Carolina in Week 1 confirmed that. As such, it’s wise to look for juicy plus-money touchdown props in Bears games, in an effort to cash in handsomely on a team looking to score as quickly and often as possible.

Chicago’s backfield activity was split amongst D’Andre Swift, Kyle Monangai and Caleb Williams last week. All three combined for six total rushing touchdowns, while Monangai specifically received 10 carries, ripping one off for a 61-yard score. Swift and Monangai essentially split the red-zone work last year, with Swift getting 24 attempts inside the 10-yard line compared to Monangai’s 19, while both received 10 carries inside the five. Monangai punched in four of those 10 opportunities last year. 

Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores leads a very aggressive, blitz-heavy scheme. One of the best ways to negate an ultra-aggressive blitzing defense is to run right at it, so Swift and Monangai are going to be heavily utilized this week. However, Swift is an odds-on favorite to score in Week 2; Monangai is the value play.

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NFL Week 2 touchdown bet: Jayden Daniels (WSH) +235

Odds courtesy of bet365 at the time of publishing. Playable to +200.

The Dallas Cowboys made some defensive improvements in the offseason, but we saw last week that this is still far from a finished product when the Giants ran for 165 yards and 4.5 yards per carry against this stop-unit – 54 of which went to Jaxson Dart on 11 carries. Not to mention, they are dealing with injuries to DeMarvion Overshown and Malik Hooker, who are out for Sunday’s game. 

Jayden Daniels only carried the ball five times last week, but he averaged 6.2 yards per carry, showcasing his vintage effective running style. He’s absolutely part of the red-zone game plan for the Commanders, despite only scoring two rushing touchdowns last season. It was an injury-plagued year for him, but in the games he played (seven total), he garnered at least three red-zone rushing opportunities five times and at least five rushing opportunities three different times. Against a poor Dallas defense, I like his chances of finding the end zone at this price. 

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