NFL Week 7 rolls along Sunday morning with an early kickoff between the Steelers and Saints in Saint-Denis, France. And the action will conclude with Sunday night's matchup between the Chiefs and Seahawks.
These are my favorite anytime touchdown scorer picks from those two games... and the 10 in between.
Pittsburgh Steelers vs. New Orleans Saints (France)
Jaylen Warren (-110)
No team has allowed more touchdowns to running backs than the Saints this year.
San Francisco 49ers at Atlanta Falcons
George Kittle (+105)
With all of San Francisco's receivers banged up, Kittle is the most likely remaining player to find the end zone. Then again, he might've been that regardless.
Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens
Ja'Marr Chase (+105)
Chase is inevitable. Even in a year he's been held relatively in check, he's scored four times in the last four games.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers
Bucky Irving (+115)
The return of
Baker Mayfield should only strengthen Irving's chances to score after he followed his best game of the season two weeks ago with his worst in Jalon Daniels' second start last week.
New York Giants at Houston Texans
Nico Collins (+125)
Collins is due for a score after going the last two weeks without a touchdown, and Houston could see plenty of possessions to make it happen if their defense can overwhelm new Giants quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings
Justin Jefferson (+160)
Coming out of the bye, Minnesota had a week to figure out how to scheme open their best playmaker against these Colts.
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets
Breece Hall (-115)
The Dolphins have been incredibly weak against backs who catch the ball out of the backfield like Hall.
Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans
Denzel Boston (+220)
Boston averaged almost six targets through his first five games with three touchdowns before last week's one-catch dud. Expect him to bounce back versus Tennessee.
Denver Broncos at Arizona Cardinals
J.K. Dobbins (+125)
Dobbins hasn't done much this season, but he does at least have some positive momentum going into this one with touchdowns in two straight games.
Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions
Tucker Kraft (+165)
Jahmyr Gibbs (-390) is the better parlay option, but for good individual value, Kraft is averaging five catches over his last four games. He has a chance to reach the end zone against a Lions defense that's been shredded by tight ends.
Los Angeles Rams at Las Vegas Raiders
Tyler Higbee (+185)
I do love Kyren Williams (-155) and Puka Nacua (+105) in this matchup, as with most Rams matchups, but Higbee especially stands out to me understanding the Rams are thin at receiver but need another pass catcher to step up in the absence of Davante Adams.
Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle Seahawks (Sunday Night Football)
Kenneth Walker III (-120)
I'm not going out on much of a limb here, but these odds are better than you'd typically get on a back playing as well as Walker.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown scorer predictions
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