If you want to get into the player prop game for Super Bowl 58, Anytime Touchdown Scorer bets are a great way to start. All you have to do is pick a player who will score on Super Bowl Sunday, and you're off to the races.
Here are the complete odds for Super Bowl 58 Anytime TDs, along with my three best bets for the big game:
Anytime TD Odds: Super Bowl 58
Market | Odds |
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Christian McCaffrey | -260 |
Isiah Pacheco | -145 |
Travis Kelce | -130 |
Deebo Samuel | +125 |
Rashee Rice | +105 |
Brandon Aiyuk | +140 |
George Kittle | +140 |
Patrick Mahomes | +300 |
Marquez Valdes-Scantling | +400 |
Clyde Edwards-Helaire | +550 |
Jauan Jennings | +550 |
Justin Watson | +470 |
Kansas City Defense | +500 |
San Francisco Defense | +550 |
Brock Purdy | +600 |
Richie James | +1100 |
Kadarius Toney | +650 |
Super Bowl 58 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Bets
I've got one final week to add to my Anytime TD profits, with three selections for Super Bowl 58. All NFL touchdown scorer odds below are courtesy of the latest betting lines from multiple sportsbooks as of Friday, February 2nd:
Record | Unit Profit |
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23-37 | +5.55 |
Isiah Pacheco Anytime Touchdown (-145)
Isiah Pacheco is on a playoff hot streak. The Chiefs running back has scored in four-straight postseason contests, dating back to last year's Super Bowl. The Chiefs have leaned heavily on Pacheco this winter, too, giving him the ball 23 times a game, on average, during the playoffs. That workload is comparable to the top backs in football, including Christian McCaffrey.
Lucky for Pacheco, he's facing a 49ers defense that has struggled to stop the run the last few weeks in Super Bowl 58. On the season, San Francisco was great at containing running backs, allowing just 97 rushing yards per game. But, as Nick Holz points out in his 'Why The Chiefs Will Win' article, that number has ballooned to 147 per contest in the 49ers last three games. That sounds like a recipe for Pacheco to keep the playoff touchdown streak alive.
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Rashee Rice Anytime Touchdown (+105)
Obviously, Travis Kelce has been Patrick Mahomes' top target this postseason, seeing a team-high 27 targets in three games. But surprisingly, receiver Rashee Rice has been right there with him.
The Kansas City wideout has 25 targets in three games and has just three fewer receptions than Kelce in the postseason.
Dante Hall joined The NFL Report last night. The #chiefs do it all weapon broke down what he's seen from rookie WR Rashee Rice this season!
— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) January 26, 2024
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Rice's bevy of looks resulted in just one touchdown so far this playoff, but it's not for a lack of receptions. Rice and Kelce have been targeted almost the exact same amount this postseason, so why not take the far better TD value in Rice to score in Super Bowl 58, compared to Mahomes' other top target.
christian McCaffrey Anytime Touchdown (-220)
Let's not mess with a good thing. McCaffrey touchdowns are the easiest bet in football, maybe professional sports. Sure, these odds aren't amazing, but as far as CMC Anytime TDs go, the line is actually pretty good. In the NFC Championship game, McCaffrey's touchdown was priced at -330.
Crucially, a McCaffrey touchdown is nearly a lock in Super Bowl 58. The 49ers running back scores in almost every game he plays and the Chiefs were not great at stopping running backs this year, either.
Kansas City ranked seventh-worst in football in opponent yards per carry (4.5) and they allowed the fourth-most receiving touchdowns to opponent running backs. Against a dual-threat RB like CMC, those two weaknesses are sure to be exploited. I'm sure Steve Spagnuolo and the Chiefs defense will do everything in hteir power to eliminate CMC, but I just don't think that's possible.
Christian McCaffrey since joining the #49ers:
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) January 31, 2024
- 650 touches
- 2,631 rushing yards
- 1,161 receiving yards
- 38 Total TDs
Elite.
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How To Understand NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer Odds
The time has come that you finally want to bet on some NFL props instead of sides and totals and you’ve decided on the NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer props. This is a fun choice because props are like games within the game that may or may not have a direct impact on the outcome of the game.
When you go to your online sportsbook to look at NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer odds for our recommended bets, for instance, the odds available to bet on might be presented like this:
Cooper Kupp – Rams +120
Tee Higgins – Bengals +150
Similar to a moneyline bet where favorites would be marked with the minus sign (-) and underdogs with the plus sign (+), the favorite to score a touchdown is a player with the lowest odds, which in this case is Cooper Kupp. Based on Kupp’s implied odds from sportsbooks, he has a 45.45 percent chance to score a touchdown.
Let’s say you think Tee Higgins will score a touchdown in this game. In order to make $100 in profit, you would need to bet $66.67. If you make that bet and Higgins scores, your $66.67 original bet is returned and you win $100 in profit.
On the flip side, part of the allure of NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer wagers is the big paydays you could receive for being right and picking a player who doesn’t score as often as Kupp or Higgins. In this case, you decide to bet on the Bengals’ Joe Burrow at +500.
If you bet $100 on Burrow and he finds the end zone in the game, you would get $600 returned to you. Your original $100 bet is refunded and the sportsbook will give you $500 in profit for your winning bet. If you’re unsure about potential payouts for certain betting odds, try out Odds Shark’s odds calculator to do the math for you and show you how much you’d win based on the odds and amount wagered.