NFL Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Odds & Picks (Week 14)

by John Supowitz |
Dec 11, 2023

Weâ€™ve got two games on the Monday night slate for the first time in a while.

One matchup includes the touchdown-prone Miami Dolphins against the middling Tennessee Titans, while the other features the young, up-and-coming Green Bay Packers on a three-game winning streak against the New York Giants.

Letâ€™s look at some guys who could find the end zone in these games.

Week 13 NFL Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Picks

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Tennessee Titans vs. Miami Dolphins

Tyreek Hill (First Time Scorer) (+375)

If you want to go with Tyreek Hill with an anytime touchdown, you can, but there isn't much value. Picking him to be the first-time touchdown scorer, though, has been a valuable choice - four of his eight touchdowns have been the first ones of the game.

Raheem Mostert (+105)

The Titans' run defense started the season playing very well by allowing less than 100 rushing yards in the first four games, but they've regressed and have allowed 120 in five of the past eight. Even if De'Von Achane becomes the feature back, Mostert has a productive role. He's been dominating the red zone carries with 11 inside the five and will continue that going forward.

Derrick Henry (-105)

Every single time people want to say this is the end for Henry, he continues to prove everyone wrong. It's been an incredible two-game stretch for him as he has 39 carries, averages 4.5 yards per carry and has scored four touchdowns. Will Levis continues to regress, and as a result, the Titans will give the ball to the king.

Green Bay Packers vs. New York Giants

Jayden Reed (+160)

No Christian Watson is going to be a huge benefit to Reed. He's been involved in the offense over the last few weeks, with at least four catches in four of his last five. That should increase to make up for the offense without Watson.

Saquon Barkley (+105)

The Packers' secondary is in bad shape; Jaire Alexander will miss this game and Darnell Savage is coming back after two months away. Tommy DeVito is progressing and has seven touchdowns in the past four games. Running back Saquon Barkley is also their most reliable wide receiver, with a team-leading four touchdowns. Barkley is going to dominate the team in touches.

AJ Dillion (+115)

The Packers have several players on the injury report, with running back Aaron Jones listed as questionable. Dillion gets the feature role when Jones is sidelined, and that could be the case for this game. Dillion hasn't been too successful recently, but this will be the most favorable matchup he's seen. The Giants have allowed the second-most rushing yards per carry and rushing touchdowns.

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