Welcome to NFL Week 3, where Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will try to avoid an 0-3 start against the Minnesota Vikings, the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys will battle in Brazil, and we have a showdown of contenders on "Sunday Night Football" with the Los Angeles Rams vs. Let's discuss some anytime touchdown bets. These have become popular wagers among football fans because of their longer odds.
Even when it comes to a somewhat expected TD scorer, they make for a fun parlay leg. Below, we will break down five anytime TD bets to consider for Week 3. These will not be predictable choices like a Jahmyr Gibbs or Derrick Henry score that offer zero value, but they won't be wild long shots such as a team defense.
Let's begin with a running back that was on fire in Week 1, then fell off in Week 2. Ugly juice, but I'd use it as a parlay leg. David Montgomery and Woody Marks combined for 18 yards on 14 rushes against the Cincinnati Bengals in an ugly offensive performance where the Houston Texans failed to find the end zone.
It was pretty shocking considering that Montgomery scored THREE times in his Texans debut against the Buffalo Bills! This week, Houston faces an Indianapolis Colts defense that is statistically the worst in the NFL. In fact, the Colts are the third team in NFL history to allow 500 yards of total offense in each of their first two games of the season.
There's a lot of pressure on the Texans to be the AFC South team that doesn't fall to 0-3. I have Montgomery finding pay dirt on Sunday. The Seattle Seahawks are looking to move to 3-0 with a win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday.
Washington is down its starting quarterback in Jayden Daniels, while the Seahawks defense has allowed a grand total of 17 points through two games. That's the fewest points allowed by a team through two weeks since 2013, per CBS Sports Research. Also, Sam Darnold will make his first start since suffering the "very unique soft-tissue injury." All this to me says that Seattle is going to run the rock.
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