NFL Anytime Touchdown Scorer Picks & Rankings | Week 10
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Week 10 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Picks
Below are my ATD picks for NFL Week 10 from the Touchdown Show, which you can watch every Sunday morning on Action Network's YouTube page.
Against two-high coverage, Evans' target share has increased to 22.2%, and his first-read share has climbed to 30.5%. He also ranks eighth in deep targets in the NFL, and the Titans have given up huge days to opposing WR1s.
Taysom Hill now has a touchdown in three straight games, and his usage it extremely high.
Last week, six of Hill’s 11 carries came in the red zone. He also saw two targets inside the 20-yard line, turning one of those into a touchdown. He had seven carries in the red zone in Week 8, as well, so the Saints are finding ways to get him the ball.
New Orleans' offense has been clicking lately, and Hill is playing a huge role in that. No player has more total touches inside the 10-yard line, and that’s where we need him most today.
I'm also on Hill at 14-1 (FanDuel) to score twice on Sunday.
Anytime Touchdown Scorer Tiers: Week 10
The anytime touchdown tiers are a weekly feature that breaks each weekend’s matchups to identify players with the highest likelihood of scoring a touchdown each week. This is designed as a resource for you to use on your anytime touchdown plays.
The rankings consist of four tiers, with Tier 1 containing players I feel most confident in scoring a touchdown that weekend. These are players who are getting heavy volume and/or have a great matchup. Nothing is a sure thing when betting anytime touchdowns, but these are the players I feel are closest to that sure thing designation.
Tier 2 are also players I really like to score a touchdown but rank just below those tier 1 players. Tier 2 players still have good matchups and solid volume, but just fall right below those Tier 1 players.
Tiers 3 (and Tier 4) is where a lot can be found. These are mostly players with a good shot of scoring, but the odds aren’t going to be in the -120 range or anywhere near there. Tier 4 consists of longer odds players that could find the end zone, and the odds are often reflective of that, who don't see the volume or have the best matchup.
If you are making an anytime touchdown parlay, sticking to Tier 1 (and Tier 2) players is your best bet, as both tiers are the two most likely to score (Tier 1 being the favorites). Each Tier is ranked as well, so the top player in each tier would be a favorite to score a touchdown and so on down the list. That way you can see which players within each tier I like the most. These have produced some memorable anytime touchdown parlay hits, so use this as a resource when throwing together your plays.
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