Sunday's slate of games for NFL Week 10 gets started with our last international game of the season, a meeting between the New England Patriots and Detroit Lions in Munich, Germany. It ends with the 6-2 Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals clashing in a battle for first place in the AFC North.
Between those two matchups, we have 10 other games on the slate, including four with spreads larger than a touchdown. The Bills, Jaguars, Rams and Seahawks are all favored to win by at least six points. Five games on Sunday have point total projections of at least 49.
With that many people expected to reach the end zone, these are my favorite anytime touchdown scorer picks from each game.
New England Patriots vs. Detroit Lions (Germany)
Eli Raridon (+290)
Why not Jahmyr Gibbs? Because his odds to score
cost way too much at -275. I'd much rather put my money on a long-shot like Raridon against a Detroit team that has allowed the most touchdowns to tight ends. Raridon out-snapped Hunter Henry in New England's loss to Green Bay last week and tied for second on the team in targets.
Kansas City Chiefs at Atlanta Falcons
Emmett Johnson (+340)
Johnson has scored in KC's last two games. Why not make it three? With Kenneth Walker a -210 favorite to score, oddsmakers seem to believe Kansas City won't have much trouble running. That leaves room for Johnson to get another.
Houston Texans at Cleveland Browns
Woody Marks (+115)
Houston's passing attack can officially be described as explosive. As boxes empty to to stop those receivers, however, Marks will have more opportunities to beat teams on the ground. Look for him to score his first since Week 4.
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers
Savion Williams (+425)
The Vikings don't score and they're good at taking away the other team's best scorers. Which makes their games incredibly hard to pick. But with Matthew Golden and Christian Watson dominating targets in Green Bay's offense, Williams will commands less of Minnesota's attention. That might work in his favor one week after scoring his first touchdown of the season.
Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts
Jonathan Taylor (-110)
Taylor should resume his workhorse role now that the trade deadline has passed. Plus, I wouldn't dare take a Dolphin in Kyle McCord's first career start. Taylor benefits most if McCord struggles.
Carolina Panthers at New Orleans Saints
Chris Olave (+138)
I like Tetairoa McMillan (+135) too. Both top receivers have good matchups. But Olave is home and still dominating Saints targets (22 in the last two games) in a way T-Mac is not.
Buffalo Bills at New York Jets
Breece Hall (+100)
Buffalo doesn't give up a ton of yards on the ground to running backs, yet they've still allowed the same amount of touchdowns as the Jets. Plus, they give up a decent amount through the air. So Hall isn't a bad option at this price considering how many times he'll touch the ball.
Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans
Parker Washington (+115)
Washington only caught two of his seven targets in last Thursday's blowout win over the Ravens but that's all he needed to reach the end zone. Imagine what he can do with better efficiency on his team-high targets share.
Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals
Tyler Higbee (+200)
Who else is Matthew Stafford supposed to throw the ball to with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams out? It also helps that the Cardinals have allowed six touchdowns to tight ends on the season.
Seattle Seahawks at Las Vegas Raiders
Jadarian Price (+160)
Zach Charbonnet (+110) dominated the carries as he and Price both returned to the lineup last week, but Price saw more work as a pass catcher, leading the team with 54 receiving yards. That dual-usage should serve him well in Vegas. Plus, I expect that workload on the ground to balance out over time.
San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys
Jordan Watkins (+325)
I'm throwing Christian McCaffrey (-275) in any 49ers-related parlay, but as a standalone bet, I can't ignore the value on Watkins as the team's leading wide receiver the last two weeks who just scored his first career touchdown.
Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals (SNF)
Tee Higgins (+115)
With the way Cincy's offense is clicking, I'm taking Higgins or Ja'Marr Chase (-120) anytime I can get either at plus odds.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: NFL Week 10 anytime touchdown scorer predictions
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