Patriots vs Bears Anytime TD Scorers: Best Picks and Predictions
Week 7 takes us to Chicago, where two of the brightest quarterbacks in the league, Drake Maye and Caleb Williams, sit at 4-2 and look to keep pace in their respective divisions. Caleb Williams returned to action last Sunday and didn't miss a beat, registering a QBR of 93.1. On the other side, Drake Maye has bounced back after a shaky start, with back-to-back starts of 5 and 3 touchdowns and no interceptions. Let's dive into our Patriots vs Bears anytime touchdown scorer best bets for TNF. You can also find out our expert NFL picks for every game in Week 7 and throughout the entire 2026 NFL season.
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Patriots vs Bears anytime touchdown scorer best bet: Rome Odunze (+200)
Odds available at BetMGM Sportsbook at time of publishing.
Rome Odunze's number is coming - Caleb Williams just has to be the one to dial it up. He's one of Williams favorite targets, and his favorite target deep down the field. His 444 air yards lead the team, along with a 13 ADOT. His snap count is what is most encouraging. Since Week 2, he's played over 80% of offensive snaps, including 99% and 96% the last two weeks. With those numbers in a game with a total of 50.5 and at 2/1 to find the endzone, it's our top anytime touchdown play for Patriots-Colts.
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Patriots vs Bears anytime touchdown scorer best bet: A.J. Brown (+135)
Odds available at FanDuel Sportsbook at time of publishing.
The A.J. Brown experience was on full display in his return last week. He had multiple drops and finished with just 27 yards on 3 receptions. But there's no cause for concern. Brown is one of the most talented wide receivers in the league. From a fantasy perspective, he had an expected 22 points last Sunday. Drake Maye has looked like his MVP form from last season over the last two games, and expect him to look Brown's way often after a 34% target rate in his first game back since Week 1.
