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NFL Touchdown Show | Week 4

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47 min
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Estimated from transcript
Oct 1, 2026
Published
Thu, October 1, 2026
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Topics
Kalif RaymondJalen HurtsJalon DanielsJayden DanielsKyler MurrayMalik WashingtonMarvin Harrison Jr.Michael WilsonNajee HarrisQuentin JohnstonTrey McBrideBaker MayfieldChristian McCaffreyChristian Watson
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Baker Mayfield

NegativeDepth Chart44:38

Baker Mayfield is noted as being replaced by undrafted free agent Jalen Daniels as the starting quarterback for Week 4, providing context for Daniels' debut and rushing upside expectations.

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Christian McCaffrey

NegativeValue30:46

Priced at minus 300 for a touchdown prop; Sean Koerner explicitly avoids this option, stating 'I don't want to take Christian McCaffrey at minus 300,' preferring the value of Luke Farrell instead.

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Christian Watson

NegativeUsage42:46

Christian Watson is identified as one of only four players with four or more red zone targets through Week 4, alongside Trey McBride, Jackson Smith-Njigba, and Juwan Johnson; this metric is cited as context for tight end and receiver red zone opportunity analysis.

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Courtland Sutton

PositiveValue30:56

Priced at plus 230 to plus 240 for a touchdown prop; Sean Koerner identifies him as the wide receiver one in the Broncos offense; he plays the most snaps and runs the most routes; he is the only Bronco to see both a red zone target and an end zone target in each game through three weeks; he almost scored in week three versus the Rams; Koerner expects him to be on the field a lot with one to two design throws into the end zone.

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Daniel Jones

PositiveProjection0:34

Daniel Jones is a +400 anytime touchdown candidate in Week 4 vs. Washington. Grant Neifer notes Jones has three carries in each of the last two games with two carries within the 20-yard line this season; historically he has 20 rushing touchdowns in 86 career games, showing willingness to run despite coming off an Achilles injury. Sean Koerner adds this is a good spot to invest in Jones at four-to-one odds in London, as he's past the early-season adjustment phase from injury.

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Davis Allen

PositiveRole7:37

Davis Allen is getting an opportunity boost due to injuries at tight end: Terrence Ferguson is probably out, Colby Parkinson is dealing with a shoulder injury, and Tyler Higby isn't exactly the picture of perfect health. The Rams still like to run two-three tight end sets. Allen was a goal line merchant last year and scored in the first two games when the team was dealing with injuries to open the season. Sean Koerner prefers him at 10-1 to 11-1 for anytime touchdown over Tyler Higby at plus 310, given how steamed the Rams touchdown scores are at the top.

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Deebo Samuel

NegativeValue30:42

Priced at plus 150 for a touchdown prop; Sean Koerner explicitly avoids this option, stating 'I don't want to take Debo Samuel at plus 150,' preferring the value of Luke Farrell instead.

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Derrick Henry

PositiveUsage21:54

Henry leads the NFL in carries inside the 20 with 18; facing his former team (Titans), Sean Koerner expects the Ravens to give him extra opportunities to score, especially with Justice Hill off the field and Lamar Jackson likely forced to scramble due to offensive line injuries.

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Devin Singletary

NegativeDepth Chart26:01

Sean Koerner notes that the Giants made Devin Singletary a healthy scratch last week, signaling a significant reduction in his role and opening the backfield for Najee Harris and Saquon Barkley.

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Drake London

NegativeBust41:17

Sean Koerner explicitly dismisses Drake London, stating he is 'done with Drake London forever' after London 'pretty much cost me two touchdowns last week when he played,' indicating strong negative sentiment on the Falcons receiver's reliability and performance.

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Drake Maye

PositiveValue12:45

Drake May at +500 rushing touchdown odds shows value in the Patriots-Bills game; he technically leads the Patriots team with two red zone carries through three games, and the Patriots offense has been weak in the run game overall, making him the only Patriots player showing real touchdown value this week.

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Geno Smith

NegativeValue10:58

Gino Smith's rushing touchdown odds at +900 are too high; he has 13 rushing attempts on the year and the Bears allowed five touchdowns to opposing QBs last season, already giving up one each to Bryce Young and Jalen Hurts this season. With uncertainty around A.D. Mitchell, Sadiq, and Hall's availability, Smith could be forced to use his legs more, making the line especially attractive if Hall is out.

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George Kittle

NegativeRole30:38

Has looked great through three games but Sean Koerner expresses concern about potential overuse given his injury history from last year; this could lead to increased snap share for backup tight ends like Luke Farrell.

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J Michael Sturdivant

PositiveBreakout6:48

Sean Koerner highlights J. Michael Sturdivant as a sneaky touchdown value at 14-1 odds. Sturdivant is an undrafted rookie out of Florida who made the 53-man roster and is part of the Packers' wide receiver rotation with Jaden Reed out indefinitely. He ran 33% of routes last week and could see increased volume. Koerner compares him to A.D. Mitchell or Timu George Pickens—a 6'3" receiver with 4.44 speed—and notes Jordan Love's aggressive downfield throwing style (similar to Jameis Winston) creates opportunity for a touchdown in the coming weeks.

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Jake Ferguson

PositiveValue23:24

Sean Koerner views Jake Ferguson's plus 320 touchdown odds against the Texans as a wild price and is willing to take that bet, suggesting the odds undervalue Ferguson's scoring potential in this matchup.

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Jalen Hurts

PositiveProjection5:43

Hurts has the highest touchdown odds he's had to score in a game since 2021 (81-game span including playoffs and regular season) against the Bears; now seeing odds around plus 175 for anytime touchdown against the Rams. He's been routinely in the top 10 in carries inside the 10-yard line, averaging nearly nine touchdowns a year since his rookie season. The Rams defense's strength is their secondary, which should aid Hurts' rushing touchdown upside. Sean Koerner is laddering him for two touchdowns at around 15-1 and taking anytime touchdown at plus 175.

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PositiveProjection45:52

Sean Koerner targets Jalen Hurts at plus 175 or better for a touchdown, describing him as a 'perennial touchdown threat' in the Eagles offense; Koerner notes Hurts scored last week and expects his touchdown production to continue throughout the season, making the price attractive.

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Jalon Daniels

PositiveProjection9:17

Jalen Daniels, an undrafted rookie out of Kansas making his first NFL start with Baker Mayfield out, is at plus 380 for anytime touchdown against the Packers. He had a solid preseason and won the QB2 battle. Sean Koerner's comp for him is a taller (6'1") Kyler Murray; he's a quarterback who scrambles a ton with massive rushing upside. Given it's his first game, Koerner expects him to lean on his rushing ability even more, and the Buccaneers may have designed some run plays for him.

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PositiveProjection44:38

Sean Koerner targets Jalen Daniels (undrafted free agent starting in place of Baker Mayfield) at plus 390 for a touchdown in his NFL debut, citing massive rushing upside and expectation that Daniels will lean into the rushing game early in his debut until gaining comfort against starting NFL defenses.

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Jayden Daniels

PositiveProjection6:22

Sean Koerner projects Jayden Daniels' touchdown prop closer to +320, compared to the market's +380 offering. Koerner characterizes Daniels as a taller Kyler Murray with massive rushing upside; expects the Commanders to lean on his scrambling ability and potentially design run plays in his debut against the Packers. Koerner believes the market is overlooking Daniels' touchdown upside and recommends investing at +380 before he scores and the market adjusts.

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PositiveUsage6:22

Sean Koerner expects Jayden Daniels to rely heavily on his rushing ability in his NFL debut, with massive rushing upside. Koerner notes his rushing prop is already at 40 yards and anticipates the Commanders may design run plays to break him in, leaning on his scrambling tendencies early.

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Justice Hill

NegativeRole21:21

Justice Hill got zero carries inside the 20 or the 5 last week; with Derrick Henry leading the NFL in red-zone carries and the Ravens likely to feature him heavily against Tennessee, Hill is off the field in goal-line situations, making him a poor touchdown bet.

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Justin Jefferson

NegativeInjury29:11

Jefferson is expected to play against the Dolphins despite leaving last game. Sportsbooks are steaming Addison's odds lower as a precaution in case Jefferson doesn't play, to manage liability.

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Juwan Johnson

PositiveValue42:03

Grant Neifer targets Juwan Johnson at plus 230 for a touchdown in Monday Night Football (Falcons-Saints), citing six red zone targets and three touchdowns through the season; Neifer argues the volume is 'far too good to have him at odds this high' and expects his odds to decline as his role continues, making the current price a buy-in opportunity.

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Kalif Raymond

PositiveValue10:05

Raymond's touchdown odds at +370 are underpriced relative to his offensive role; he has 9-5-7 targets through three games, played more snaps than Burks (75% last week), and holds a red zone target in each of the three games, currently second behind Burks in red zone targets. Regardless of whether Keenum or Bajan starts, he should maintain decent volume and should not be priced double what Burks or Odunze command.

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PositiveUsage10:20

Raymond has seen a massive increase in target volume this season; he accumulated 30 total targets in 15 games last year but already has 21 targets in 3 games this year. As a Ben Johnson disciple, he is being heavily utilized in the Bears offense.

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PositiveValue45:08

Grant Neifer targets Kalief Raymond at plus 380 for a touchdown, arguing his role in the offense is 'absolutely ridiculous,' playing more snaps than Luther Burden and receiving heavy targets; Neifer notes if Keenum starts, their strong rapport from last week should continue, and views the line as mispriced.

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Kyle Pitts

PositiveProjection41:37

Sean Koerner targets Kyle Pitts at plus 450 odds for a touchdown in Monday Night Football (Falcons-Saints), citing his high route volume and size profile as reasons he must be involved in the offense for Atlanta to succeed; Koerner explicitly dismisses Drake London and expresses conviction in Pitts' involvement.

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Kyler Murray

PositiveValue28:43

Murray has 32 rushing touchdowns in 89 career games and still has the ability to run, though he's only had four rushing attempts so far this season (one drive and one full game). Sean Koerner likes Murray's plus 370 touchdown odds against the Vikings, noting he can break off a big run at any time and that the matchup is favorable. Koerner references Nick Giffen cashing a rushing prop over 9.5 yards on one attempt, suggesting Murray's explosive rushing potential.

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NegativeValue30:23

Offered at plus 370 odds for a touchdown prop; mentioned alongside other value spots in the slate.

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Lamar Jackson

PositiveProjection20:38

Sean Koerner targets Lamar Jackson to score a touchdown at plus 250 odds; with Baltimore's offensive line beat up and Flowers potentially limited by hamstring, Jackson has 17 rushing attempts and 1 TD on the season and is likely to be forced to scramble more, creating rushing touchdown opportunity.

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Luke Farrell

PositiveValue30:30

Around 11-to-1 odds; has taken over the tight end two spot from Jake Tongass; played the second-most snaps of any 49ers tight end; Sean Koerner targets him as a value play because he may need to be on the field more to help block given George Kittle's injury history and the Broncos' pass rush threat; preferred over expensive 49ers options like Debo Samuel and Christian McCaffrey.

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Luther Burden

PositiveDepth Chart45:08

Luther Burden is noted as playing fewer snaps than Kalief Raymond in their shared offense, per Grant Neifer's analysis; this snap share disadvantage is cited as evidence that Raymond's role is undervalued at plus 380 odds for a touchdown.

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Malik Washington

PositiveValue28:00

Washington is the clear number one option in the Vikings offense, playing 80-plus percent of snaps every week and running a bunch of routes. He has 23 targets on the season with multiple red zone targets despite the Vikings rarely being in the red zone. Sean Koerner loves the plus 470 touchdown odds for Washington against the Dolphins, viewing it as excellent value for a wide receiver one with this much volume.

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PositiveValue30:23

Offered at plus 470 odds for a touchdown prop; Sean Koerner identifies as a nice spot.

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Marcus Mariota

NegativeRole1:59

Marcus Mariota is starting for Washington in Week 4 vs. Indianapolis. Sean Koerner notes that Mariota is not that much of a drop-off from Jaylen Daniels as commonly perceived when it comes to throwing ability; while he would still prefer Daniels, Mariota is very serviceable as a thrower and the offense is doing not terrible with him at the helm.

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Marvin Harrison Jr.

NegativeRole25:36

Sean Koerner notes that Marvin Harrison Jr.'s struggles continue for the Cardinals. The defensive attention required by Trey McBride and Harrison's underperformance are opening opportunities for other receivers like Michael Wilson.

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NegativeRole27:07

Harrison has completely fallen out of favor in the Cardinals offense; Michael Wilson has emerged as the wide receiver one instead. This represents a dramatic shift from expectations a year prior.

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Michael Wilson

PositiveProjection25:36

Sean Koerner targets Michael Wilson at plus 220 for a touchdown against the Giants. Wilson is the clear top receiver for Arizona; Marvin Harrison Jr.'s continued struggles and the defensive attention required by Trey McBride are opening up opportunities for Wilson. Wilson's 95% route run rate and 25% target share support the play in a favorable matchup.

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PositiveRole27:07

Wilson has emerged as the Cardinals' wide receiver one, displacing Marvin Harrison. He's been performing well on routes and could potentially be traded, adding uncertainty to his future usage.

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Najee Harris

PositiveProjection26:01

Sean Koerner targets Najee Harris at plus 330 for a touchdown against the Cardinals. Harris was signed by the Giants right before the season and is being eased in at the expense of Tyrone Tracy (out of favor with Harbaugh) and Devin Singletary (made a healthy scratch last week). The backfield is now a two-man rotation between Harris and Saquon Barkley. Expected rain in New York could lead to a run-heavy game plan; Harris, who is playing at 250-260 pounds and looks massive, could get short-yardage and goal-line work. Koerner believes this is the time to buy in on Harris as his role is expected to continue growing, and he has been the more efficient back.

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PositiveRole26:57

Harris's role is expected to continue growing; he's been the more efficient back in the Steelers offense. Sean Koerner recommends buying in on Harris at plus 330 against the Cardinals as a touchdown scorer, citing his improving role and efficiency.

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Nate Adkins

PositiveValue31:12

Around 22-to-1 odds; cashed for Sean Koerner last week; mentioned as an example of the deep value available in Sean Payton's Broncos offense for touchdown props.

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Nico Collins

NegativeRole23:37

Sean Koerner notes that as of Thursday, Nico Collins' status is uncertain but trending toward playing, possibly on a pitch count. Koerner prefers Collins in a wide receiver two role rather than wide receiver one, as the latter exposes him to top corners; this week against the Cowboys' weak pass defense, Collins is expected to draw role coverage, which should benefit secondary receivers like Xavier Hutchinson.

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Noah Fant

PositiveProjection43:12

Sean Koerner targets Noah Fant at plus 500 for a touchdown in Monday Night Football (Falcons-Saints), noting Fant has three touchdowns this season alongside Juwan Johnson; Koerner attributes elevated Saints tight end touchdown upside to Taysom Hill's departure, which removes red zone snap-stealing and frees up more opportunities for Fant in red zone packages.

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Quentin Johnston

NegativeRole26:47

Johnston is mentioned in the context of short yardage opportunities for the Steelers, though the speaker wouldn't be shocked if Najee Harris gets the short yardage touchdown instead.

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NegativeRole32:13

Chargers wide receiver who has been dropping the ball; if he continues to drop passes, it could open up opportunities for other receivers like Trey Harris.

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Saquon Barkley

PositiveRole26:01

Sean Koerner notes that Saquon Barkley is excellent around the goal line for the Giants and is part of a two-man backfield with Najee Harris. In a run-heavy game plan (expected due to rain), Barkley will likely get the majority of goal-line work, though Harris could rotate in for short-yardage situations.

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Terry McLaurin

NegativeProjection1:08

Terry McLaurin is a +250 anytime touchdown candidate in Week 4 vs. Indianapolis. Grant Neifer highlights McLaurin as the wide receiver one getting the largest volume share, with nine targets in each of the last two weeks and a touchdown last week; at +250 odds the price seems drastically too high. Sean Koerner reinforces that McLaurin is in line for a big game, noting Washington is running more man coverage with Sauce Gardner but not keeping him on one side, and that Marcus Mariota is serviceable enough as a thrower to support McLaurin's production.

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Tony Pollard

PositiveMatchup20:28

Tony Pollard is available at plus 200 to score a touchdown; while the Titans have trailed in every game this season (limiting run volume), Sean Koerner expects them to get out early against Baltimore's injury-plagued defense, creating a favorable game script for Pollard's rushing touchdown chances.

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Tre Harris

PositiveValue31:43

Priced at plus 550 for a touchdown prop; Sean Koerner targets him on the Chargers side; Harris is the clear number three wide receiver but is expected to get a boost because the Chargers tight end room is completely decimated; there is a chance if Quentin Johnson continues to drop the ball, Harris could see increased opportunities.

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Trey McBride

PositiveRole25:36

Sean Koerner notes that Trey McBride is drawing significant defensive attention for the Cardinals, which is opening up opportunities for other receivers like Michael Wilson in the offense.

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NegativeUsage42:46

Trey McBride is identified as one of only four players with four or more red zone targets through Week 4, alongside Christian Watson, Jackson Smith-Njigba, and Juwan Johnson; this metric is cited as context for tight end and receiver red zone opportunity analysis.

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Tyrone Tracy

NegativeDepth Chart26:01

Sean Koerner notes that Tyrone Tracy is out of favor with Giants head coach John Harbaugh and is being phased out in favor of Najee Harris in the backfield rotation.

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Xavier Hutchinson

PositiveProjection23:37

Sean Koerner targets Xavier Hutchinson at plus 380 for a touchdown against the Cowboys. Hutchinson is the wide receiver two in the Texans offense; Koerner expects the Cowboys to use role coverage to stop Nico Collins, creating opportunity for Hutchinson as the secondary receiver. Hutchinson had two end zone targets in week three and should have scored; Koerner notes odds would be closer to 3-to-1 if he had converted.

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0:21And I'm back with Sean Koerner and Grant Neifer, and we're going to get into some Week 4 matchups, find some anytime touchdown scores.
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1:17Okay, gentlemen, Week 4. We're going to jump into these matchups.
1:20We've got a bunch of games, some really good matchups here, and we start with London.
1:25Our first London game of the year. We have the Colts taking on the Washington Commanders.
1:30Grant, you are on that beat. What did you pick for touchdowns for Colts Commanders?
1:34Yeah, so on the Colts side of things, I'm going with Danny Dimes, plus 400 at the moment.
1:40I was a little bit worried, obviously, coming off of his injury from last year, how much he was going to run,
1:46but he has three carries in each of the last two games.
1:50I think he has two within the 20-yard line so far this year.
1:54So he's still willing to run. Historically, he's been a very good runner.
1:58He has 20 rushing touchdowns in his career in 86 games.
2:01So didn't love a lot of other guys on the Colts in this spot here, so rolling Danny Dimes on the other side.
2:08However, I love Scary Terry to score a touchdown.
2:11You get him at plus 250. Last two weeks, nine targets each week.
2:15Obviously had a touchdown last week against my Seahawks, which I'm still very sad about.
2:19But he's been getting a decent amount of volume with Mariota at the helm.
2:24This offense is actually doing not terrible with Mariota at the helm here.
2:28So getting the guy who's getting the largest amount of volume at plus 255 in this spot here seems drastically too odd.
2:34Yeah, I mean, a wide receiver one, Terry McLaurin.
2:37And the other thing, too, is they are running a ton of man coverage now with Sauce Gardner, but they're kind of throwing him around.
2:45They're not keeping him on one side. I think Terry is in line to have a big game.
2:50Marcus Mariota, it's not that much of a drop-off as much as we think when it comes to him and Jane Daniels.
2:57I still would prefer Daniels, but Mariota is very serviceable as a thrower.
3:01And then Danny Dimes, this is the kind of the time I think we started wanting to invest in him.
3:07You don't want to really look at him in week one and week two where he's still kind of getting back familiar,
3:13you know, coming off of the Achilles. This is kind of a good spot here at four to one playing over in London.
3:20Okay, I am up next, and I've got a pretty decent matchup.
3:24This matchup was a crazy ending last year. Rams taking on the Eagles.
3:28Now, I have been very vocal about disrespectful odds, especially with certain players, like a Trey McBride or, you know, Justin Jefferson.
3:34Grant, you know what I'm talking about. The first couple of weeks where it was just out of control.
3:40They were putting him at like plus 170, plus 180.
3:43But I think we're there now with Jalen Hurts because against the Bears, he had the highest touchdown odds that he has
3:50had to score in a game since 2021. That includes 81 game span between playoffs and regular season.
3:55Now, he ended up scoring against the Bears, and he probably could have scored twice had Nick Sirianni actually managed his timeouts
4:02better and maybe just gave it a little bit extra time to get him out of the blue tent.
4:08And then with Hurts, now I'm seeing the odds around plus 175, so they're up a little bit higher again this game.
4:14But you're getting a quarterback who has been routinely in the top 10 and carries inside the 10-yard line, averaging nearly nine
4:21touchdowns a year since his rookie season. And this Rams defense, the strength of their defense is right now until Miles Garrett
4:28gets back, is kind of through their secondary. secondary, and I think that's kind of going to be able to aid Jalen
4:34Hurts to be able to run for a touchdown.
4:37I mean, we watched Bo Nix run for a touchdown against this defense last week.
4:42So I'm probably going to be laddering him for two touchdowns as well.
4:46It's around 15-1. But for his anytime touchdown for the show, I'm taking that at plus 175.
4:51Now, on the Rams side, this is kind of just a next man up bet, but I'm going to take Davis Allen.
4:57He's around 10-1, 11-1. Terrence Ferguson's probably going to be out.
5:01Colby Parkinson is dealing with a shoulder injury. I think he's going to play.
5:05And then Tyler Higby isn't exactly the picture of perfect health either.
5:09So the fact that they still like to run those two, three tight end sets, I think Davis is going to get
5:15a little bit of an opportunity boost here in this game.
5:19I mean, we saw last year he was a goal line merchant.
5:22He scored in the first two games of the year when they were still dealing with some injuries to open the season.
5:29So I like Tyler Higby, but again, at plus 310, I would just rather go for a long shot in this spot,
5:36just given how steamed the Ram touchdown scores are at the top, if Pukunakua especially is coming back.
5:41So give me Davis Allen at 10-1 to score a touchdown on this Eagles defense.
5:46Okay, we're moving to the next game now, and this is Packers Buccaneers.
5:50Sean, you are up, and you've got another game with a backup quarterback.
5:54Yeah, so I'm going to go with the backup quarterback to score here.
5:57Jalen Daniels at plus 380. He's an undrafted rookie out of Kansas who's going to be making his first start here with Baker Mayfield out.
6:05But he had a really solid preseason. That's kind of why he won the QB2 battle.
6:10Already helped me win money. I took him in the second half of one of their games knowing he'd get most of the snaps.
6:17He looked excellent. My comp for him is essentially a taller, a 6'1 Kyler Murray.
6:22So we'll see how he's going to hold up against the starting NFL defense, even if it is the Packers.
6:28But he's going to be a quarterback who just scrambles a ton.
6:31He has massive rushing upside. And just given it's his first game, I'm expecting him to lean on that even more.
6:38Maybe they even designed some run plays for him.
6:41But I think that's kind of how they're going to kind of break him in here in his debut.
6:46And the market's too sharp these days. So, you know, his rushing prop's already pushing 40 yards, which is right about where I have it.
6:54But I think his touchdown market is kind of overlooking him a bit.
6:58I mean, 380 is pretty low. But again, I'm projecting him closer to plus 320.
7:02And I think the time to kind of invest in him in this market is now before he does score.
7:08And everybody kind of sees him running wild out there.
7:11So, yeah, give me Daniels at plus 380 here.
7:14No, no. Sorry, before you give your Tampa Bay pick, when you said the comp is a taller Kyler Murray, the first
7:21thing I thought was like, that's a quarterback that could take over the league.
7:25Like if Kyler was just three inches taller, we might be talking about an MVP candidate.
7:30But just that's always been the issue is he can't see over the old line.
7:34Well, that's true. I didn't think of that. Yeah, if Kyler were taller, we'd be talking about him a little bit differently.
7:41And his arm talent's decent. Like he can make all the throws.
7:45I just don't know what his decision making is going to be or how he's going to look against a starting defense.
7:51But again, like he has massive rushing upside. So at least when it comes to touchdowns, I think that's where he's going to be sneaky.
7:59Yeah. So, I mean, at plus 380, love the value, especially if you're showing around plus 320 is fair.
8:05Getting in at plus 380, I like that spot here.
8:08What are we doing for the Bucs then now?
8:10Or pardon me, the Packers now. Packers. Yeah, I'm going to go with the random ass long shot here.
8:16J. Michael Sturdivant at 14-1. Just sounds like the ultimate troll touchdown where everyone's going to go, who the hell is that guy?
8:23If they pan to the Packers game on red zone and he scores.
8:27But let me just tell you a little bit about him.
8:30He's also an undrafted rookie out of Florida. Was a bit of a surprise making the 53-man roster.
8:36But with Jaden Reed out indefinitely, he's part of the wide receiver rotation right now.
8:40Had a 33% routes run last week. Wouldn't be shocked if that goes up this week.
8:45I know they're mixing in Bo Melton and Sky Moore.
8:48But J. Michael has sneaky upside. He gives, like he's a taller receiver.
8:52He's 6'3". He's pretty fast. He had a 4.440.
8:55He gives me like A.D. Mitchell or like a Timu George Pickens vibes.
8:59And just the way Jordan Love's playing right now.
9:02Kind of like Jameis Winston where he was just chucking it up.
9:05I would not be shocked if he does target J.
9:08Michael downfield or in the end zone the next couple weeks.
9:12So I think, you know, getting him at 14-1 right now is kind of the time to do that.
9:17Again, I gave out Matthew Hidner 18-1 where the very next week he scored.
9:22I never know when the hell these random guys are going to score.
9:26But I think while we're getting 14-1 odds on him, while J.
9:29reads out is kind of the time to invest in him.
9:33So yeah, give me J. Michael at 14-1 here.
9:35See, that's not bad at all. I thought you were going to go crazy with like Josh Wiley or something like, you
9:42know, like a 28-1 or something crazy. Or remember like last year we used to take Fitzpatrick, the 6'7 guy, but he's on the Browns now.
9:50But just we used to take John Fitzpatrick as a lot just as that big body target in the end zone.
9:56Love that pick, getting it at 14-1. Okay, let's move now to Jets-Bears.
10:00Grant, you've got this game. What do you like for touchdown scorers in this one?
10:05Yeah, starting off on the Bears side of things, going with Kalief Raymond to score a touchdown.
10:10You can find it plus 370. Odds seem way too high.
10:13I mean, 9-5-7 targets so far in three games this season.
10:17Played more snaps than Burden so far this season.
10:19He was in for 75% snaps last week. Case Keenum obviously had a good connection with him.
10:24Who knows if Keenum's going to start or Bajan's going to start.
10:28But I think regardless, he should be in for a decent amount of volume.
10:32Has a red zone target in each of the three games this season.
10:36He's currently second behind Burden in red zone targets.
10:39So everything's kind of pointing to him continuing to be a big part of this offense.
10:44So I don't really see a reason why he should price double what Burden is and over what Odunze is.
10:50So I'm rolling with him here. And I think that he's just a bit too underpriced.
10:55On the other side, Gino Smith to score a touchdown.
10:58Gino has 13 rushing tips on the year. The Bears allowed five touchdowns to opposing QBs last season.
11:03I've already given up one to both Bryce Young and Jalen Hurts so far this season.
11:08And I don't really see a reason why this line is nearly this high.
11:12Gino's a big part of this offense. He's dropping back a lot here.
11:16We don't know if A.D. Mitchell is going to end up playing here.
11:20We don't know if Sadiq's going to end up playing here.
11:23So he could be forced to do a bit more with his legs.
11:27And we don't know if Hall's going to be playing here.
11:31So a lot of injuries are kind of making this game a little bit tougher to figure out how it's going to go.
11:38And I mean, I think regardless, if all of them played, I think this line is a bit too high.
11:44But especially if Hall's out and if some of his other weapons are out, he could be forced to scramble a bit more.
11:51And he can do it with his legs. So plus 900 is just a bit too high for me in all circumstances.
11:57Yeah, the Gino Smith one reeks of a tush push.
12:00Or of just him, like, you know, quarterback sneak at the goal line.
12:04I just wanted to compare because, I mean, Brees Hall right now, his odds are pretty much off the board, across the board.
12:11And Braylon Allen all the way down to, like, plus 130 now at this point too.
12:16So, yeah, I think the Gino angle is a smart pick there.
12:20And then Kalief Raymond, you want to talk about involvement.
12:23Like, last year, what is it, 30 total targets in 15 games?
12:26He's got 21 and 3 this year. So, massive, massive increase.
12:30And just being a Ben Johnson disciple as well, I think that obviously helps and sees why he's being so heavily utilized in this offense.
12:37So, solid looks by you, Grant. Kalief Raymond and Gino Smith for the Jets and Bears.
12:42I'm up next. I have got the Patriots-Bills game.
12:45This one might have been the hardest one that I did this week because I wanted to try and find some decent touchdown odds on the Patriots side.
12:53And the only one that I was really, truly showing value on is Drake May at this point.
12:59He's around plus 500. The Patriots offense in general just through three games has just been pitiful in the past run game.
13:06The fact that Drake May technically leads the team with two red zone carries through three games should tell you all you
13:12need to know about how poor this offense has been going.
13:16But, again, the Pats need this game. They just need this game to go well on offense.
13:21The magic of that deep ball is kind of just not there yet, or at least it hasn't been recaptured this year.
13:27So, I don't really love the idea of picking any of these downfield targets for the Patriots.
13:33So, I think Drake May at 5-1 when you're getting a quarterback who is third amongst all quarterbacks in total scrambles.
13:39I think that's still a decent price when you get there.
13:42Now, this one is a little bit higher than 5-1, but it's asking for twice as much.
13:47Josh Allen, I'm going to take him for two touchdowns.
13:50This is a pretty square prop for me. I'll fully admit it.
13:54But through three weeks, if you have bet his two-touchdown prop, you're the one laughing in my face because he's done it in each game already this year.
14:03Six total rushing touchdowns. And you can tell now with Joe Brady calling the shots, like the Bills, they do not mess around near the goal line.
14:11And they just let Allen lead the way. And this Patriots defense, it remains to be seen what happens by the time we get to Sunday.
14:19But through Thursday, showing some injuries on the injury report for a couple of key guys.
14:23And their defense isn't really quite built to stop a power run game like the Bills have been using, at least what
14:30we've seen so far through three weeks. But if you want to take Keon Coleman, go for it.
14:36Again, I took him last week. He got tackled at the one-yard line.
14:39Classic me. But I just think if we're witnessing kind of this generational run right now by Josh Allen, en route to
14:46another MVP, we're going to see probably another two-touchdown passing, two-touchdown rushing style of game.
14:51So at 6-1, I think this is the best time to get it right now because I do think if we see
14:57this one more time, we're probably not going to get over 5-1 odds for the rest of the year.
15:03So I'm going to take Josh Allen for two touchdowns at 6-1 and Drake May for a touchdown at 5-1.
15:09All right, Sean, you've got this next one. This is actually a low-key, a really fun matchup.
15:14It's the Jaguars and the Bengals. What did you come up with for this one?
15:19Yeah, so I have a Myers and Myers parlay or Myers squared, whatever you want to call it.
15:24But first one's obviously Jacoby Myers at plus 255.
15:27And, you know, the Jaguars have been one of many teams embracing, you know, more heavy tight end personnel this year.
15:33And they kind of hinted at that when they drafted two tight ends in the draft this year when they already have Brenton Strange.
15:41Very talented tight end already. So they're going a lot more heavy personnel where it's really just Jacoby Myers and Parker Washington dominating the wide receiver snaps.
15:49With Brian Thomas Jr., you know, just having way less of a role.
15:53He only had a 40% routes run rate last week.
15:56Might not even be healthy. So now's the kind of time to buy in on Jacoby Myers, who has two touchdowns through three games.
16:03He's never really been, you know, a high touchdown kind of guy.
16:07But just given his role and just how much he's getting targeted while on the field in the red zone, I think
16:13this is going to be pretty sticky. So I like getting Jacoby here at plus 255.
16:18And the Bengals defense, they look great the first couple of games.
16:22But last week we kind of saw them turn into the old Bengals against the Steelers.
16:27So I think this is a sneaky good matchup for the Jaguars passing offense here.
16:31And then on the other side, I'm going to go with the other lesser known Myers, Dante Myers at plus 450.
16:38If you remember, I gave out Colby Young 18-1 in my lotto parlay last week.
16:42And I expected him and Myers to kind of tag team the Yosevosh role with him on IR.
16:48But Young got targeted on the very first play of the game.
16:51They schemed up a pass to Young. I thought he was going to have a big game.
16:56He got hurt on the very first catch. So he was done for the day.
17:01So Myers operated as the clear number three receiver.
17:04Basically just took over Yosevosh's role. This week they're calling up Mitchell Tinsley, who I think will step up as well.
17:10But I like Myers. I think he's sneaky. They haven't really had a true slot receiver since Tyler Boyd.
17:16And I think he kind of fills that role.
17:19So he could be kind of like the Tyler Boyd to go along with Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins.
17:24So I think he's going to have a pretty big role this week.
17:28Don't love the price here at plus 450. But I still think there's some value here with him probably being out there around 60% of Joe Burrow's dropbacks.
17:37So anytime somebody's going to be out there that many dropbacks in this passing offense, I'm usually going to be interested.
17:43Yeah, you can really tell with the Jaguars how much Jacoby Myers has just kind of leveled out this passing offense for them.
17:50Since his arrival last year, they've just been much more steady and consistent on that front.
17:55And then, of course, you look at Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins' touchdown odds after both scoring last week.
18:01They're around like plus 120 or minus odds, right?
18:03So we're looking at the wide receiver three in this spot.
18:07If Dante Myers is going to jump in at plus 450, it's not too bad.
18:11But you did bring up Mitchell Tinsley. He is somebody that I have been a big fan of in this offense.
18:18But only when it's usually when Tee or Jamar miss time because then he'll replace them one for one in a sense.
18:24But he is around 10 to one right now.
18:27But yeah, I prefer the Dante Myers angle here just given where we're at.
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19:47We continue going through the slate to find the best anytime touchdown bets, and we are now looking at the Titans visiting the Ravens.
19:54Grant, you've got this game. What did you look at for touchdowns?
19:58Yeah, this one was a little bit of a tougher one.
20:01On the Titans side of things, I'm going with Pollard scored a touchdown.
20:05I believe he practiced on Thursday. Spears, I don't remember if he did.
20:09I think regardless of Spears and Pollard play or just Pollard plays, I like this bet because Pollard's getting the lion's share of carries.
20:16He's had 17 last week, 14 the week before.
20:19He's only playing about half the snaps, but he's getting the majority of the workload every single week.
20:24So far on the season, just in the last two weeks, eight red zone touches, which is a ton considering he hasn't scored yet.
20:31But there's a spot here where I think Baltimore may end up struggling.
20:35I mean, we've seen Titans force the throw heavily or be down a lot or just be in a terrible situation all throughout the season.
20:43And with Baltimore, all the injuries, they could end up struggling here, end up keeping this game close, which would help out with Pollard.
20:50You can get them at around plus 205 at the moment.
20:54And on the other side, I'm going with Lamar to score a touchdown, plus 250.
20:58That offensive line is real beat up right now.
21:01So, I mean, I know the narrative that will still probably end up happening is Derrick Henry versus the whole team just
21:08hammer the ball over and over and over again.
21:10He's been running the ball a ton this season.
21:13But I think Lamar, with the offensive line issues, he may be forced to scramble.
21:18We don't know if Flowers. I'm guessing he's going to play, but he might be limited again with that hamstring.
21:24So there's a lot of unknowns here. And I think Lamar, who's already got 17 rushing attempts on the season and a
21:30TD, is likely going to be forced to rush the ball a little bit more and scramble a little bit more in this spot.
21:38So getting him at plus 250, I have some decent value on.
21:41Yeah, I tried to get cute last week. I took Justice Hill in this offense, thinking that maybe he might get a crack at some touchdowns.
21:49And he got zero. Zero touchdowns and zero carries inside the 20 or the five.
21:54Like right now, Derrick Henry, he technically, I believe, leads the NFL and carries inside the 20 with 18.
21:59And now facing his former team that he hasn't really had a chance to play against since coming over from Baltimore.
22:06So I imagine there will be a little extra pep in his step, especially from a Ravens standpoint, wanting to give him the ball to score.
22:14So the fact that right now you get Justice Hill off the field, you know Lamar is going to be on the field.
22:21If the Titans know that, then it's a perfect decoy play to be able to set up Lamar just to run one in untouched.
22:28And Tony Pollard, that's just a victim of circumstance.
22:31Like the Titans, I had to go back and look.
22:34I don't think they've led in any portion of any game yet this year.
22:38So what I was just looking, I was like, so if you're constantly in a trailing game script, it's going to be
22:44difficult to be able to run the ball and have some success here.
22:48But playing against Baltimore, I think they can come out early and be able to get that.
22:54So Tony Pollard, you're getting a running back one at plus 200.
22:57I think you still have to play that when you can.
23:01I am wearing a lot of Cowboys stuff today.
23:03I seems like, I don't know if it's the producer, but I keep getting assigned Cowboys games.
23:08And I just cannot pick this team to save my life.
23:12So I have the Cowboys visiting the Texans. And I feel like I'm just recycling picks.
23:17But again, just the matchup and the odds just still line up from where I like it.
23:22And I love Ryan Flannoy on this Cowboys team.
23:24He's around 4-1. This is the third week in a row I've bet him and still have yet to hit a touchdown bet with him.
23:32But they've had so many chances so far to score a touchdown.
23:36In Week 3, guys, against the Ravens. Four red zone targets, two in the end zone.
23:41Seeing a massive share of red zone snaps in the three wide receiver sets as well.
23:45And he's even filling in for CD or, you know, George Pickens if they need a breather as well.
23:51And then the thing about facing the Texans, I think Flannoy might just end up seeing kind of like the weaker cornerback matchup.
23:58I imagine Stingley, Petrie, Lasseter, they're going to be focusing a lot of their energy on stopping both those wide receivers.
24:04Now, if you want to take Jake Ferguson at plus 320, which I think is also a wild price, I'm fine with that.
24:11But Ryan Flannoy, my flag has been planted. I know he's going to get a touchdown this week.
24:17And this is where I feel good. On the Texans side, I'm going back to Xavier Hutchinson.
24:22So as of Thursday, I'm not certain if Nico is going to play.
24:26But I think he's trending towards playing even if it's on a pitch count.
24:30But he is the wide receiver, too, in this offense.
24:33And I think that's actually a better role for him because, for example, like last week, he was the wide receiver one, given what the circumstances were.
24:41Just not really that kind of role for him, especially if he's facing like the top corners.
24:47But you're facing now the Cowboys pass defense, which overall is just awful.
24:51They did just trade for Joey Porter Jr. He's not going to play this week at this point, just given the transition.
24:57But how I think that the Cowboys are going to try to set up their defense, they're probably going to role coverage
25:04and try to sell it to stop Nico Collins.
25:07This is kind of where I think that Hutch can come in and be that wide receiver, too, and get that touchdown.
25:13I mean, he had two end zone targets in week three.
25:17He should have scored a touchdown here. And we probably would be seeing odds closer to around three to one.
25:23So Xavier Hutchinson at plus 380, Ryan Flannoy around plus 360.
25:26Those are my two touchdown bets that I like for Cowboys-Texans.
25:29OK, let's keep it moving now. We have got Cardinals at the Giants.
25:33Kerner, you got this one. What do you like?
25:36Yeah, so for the Cardinals side, I'm going to go with Michael Wilson here at plus 220.
25:41He's the clear top receiver for Arizona right now.
25:44Just Marvin Harrison Jr. struggles continue. Where, if anything, you know, Marv just running wind sprints and defenses needing to put so
25:51much attention on Trey McBride is just opening things up for Wilson.
25:54And he's just his playing times massive. 95% routes run rate.
25:5725% target rate. This is a good matchup here against the Giants.
26:01So Love Wilson here at plus 220. And on the Giants side, I'm going to go with Najee Harris at plus 330
26:08because, you know, Najee signed with the Giants, I think, right before the season started.
26:12So they've been kind of easing him in at the expense of Tyrone Tracy, who's kind of out of favor with Harbaugh at this point.
26:20And they made Devin Singletary a healthy scratch last week, which I thought was kind of surprising.
26:25So this is really just a two-man backfield with Najee and Skadaboo.
26:29And this is another game this week in New York where you could see some pretty heavy rain.
26:34So they could have another run-heavy game plan here where, you know, obviously Skadaboo's excellent around the goal line.
26:40But if they rotate by drive or something like that, Najee can get some goal line work.
26:45And if you've seen him, I mean, Najee's been a big boy, but I think he's playing over like 250, 260 right now.
26:52He looks massive out there. So I wouldn't be shocked if he gets a short yardage tutty here.
26:57But, yeah, I think the time to kind of buy in on Najee is now because I think his roles is going to continue to grow a bit.
27:06He's been the more efficient back anyway. So I think getting him here at plus 330 against the Cardinals makes a ton of sense.
27:13Yeah, what a difference a year makes. If a year ago you had told me that Marvin Harrison would completely fall out
27:20of favor in this offense and Michael Wilson would then be the wide receiver one, I just – it's not that I wouldn't have believed you.
27:28It would have just been like I need to see more before I believe it.
27:32Well, I've seen it, and he's been dogging it on some routes.
27:36I will say that you had mentioned, I think, on the Fantasy Flex podcast that he might get traded at this point too.
27:43So I'm interested to see how they use him going forward.
27:46And then Najee, I mean, we love Najee, especially at plus 330.
27:50All right, this next matchup, this one was a little more difficult for me to find touchdown scorers.
27:55Grant, that's why you got this one. What do you got for Dolphins versus Vikings?
28:00The first one, I just absolutely love these odds.
28:03Malik Washington scored a touchdown plus 470 you can find him at.
28:06This is the clear number one option in this offense.
28:09He's playing 80-plus percent of snaps every week. He's running a bunch of routes.
28:14He's got 23 targets on the season. He has multiple red zone targets, which is impressive considering they're rarely ever in the red zone.
28:21A-Chan not being in the offense anymore out for season probably means even more passing volume his way.
28:26The one problem is that he plays the Dolphins, but that just is what it is.
28:31You've got to pick someone for the Dolphins, and this is just ridiculous to get a plus 470 for wide receiver one that's getting a ton of volume.
28:40I know that Flores is probably going to blitz Willis over and over and over again, and that's going to cause some problems.
28:47But I don't care when I'm getting odds these high for a guy with this much volume in this situation.
28:53And then on the other side, we haven't seen a ton of Kyler Murray in this offense.
28:58He didn't really have to do a ton last week.
29:01Only dropped back like 34 times, 35 times. But overall, I still think he has the ability to run.
29:07I don't see any reason that he's not going to be running for the majority of the season.
29:12He just hasn't done it in his one drive and one full game so far with just four rushing attempts.
29:18But Kyler's obviously got some legs. He can break off a big one at any given time.
29:23So I'm rolling with the Kyler Murray touchdown at plus 370.
29:27This is a dude with 32 rushing touchdowns in his career in 89 games, and he's probably going to use his legs in this spot.
29:34So plus 370, too high for me. That's what I'm rolling with over on the Vikings side because I don't want to
29:41take Jefferson at like plus 120 that we always thought he'd get to.
29:45Addison at low odds. Everyone's kind of pretty low odds because they're going up against the Dolphins, except for Murray.
29:51Yeah, and Jefferson, I do expect him to play.
29:53But again, he left last game. So they're steaming Addison's odds as if he's not going to play just to make sure
30:00that they have, you know, they're covered from a liability standpoint.
30:03But yeah, Kyler at plus 370. I mean, his longest rush prop.
30:07I watched Nick Giffen cash this. It was over.
30:10It was nine and a half. Cleared that on one attempt.
30:13Like that was the thing. Like we knew that was going to kind of happen, the fact that he only had two rushing attempts.
30:20But now facing a Dolphins team, definitely worth looking at.
30:23Plus 370. So nice spot there for Malik Washington at plus 470 and Kyler Murray at plus 370.
30:29All right. So we're on the 4 p.m. slate now at this point.
30:33And I've got the Broncos 49ers game. And on the 49ers side, it was a little bit more difficult given the substation
30:40seems to be making its way through the wide receiver room right now with the 49ers.
30:44Mike Evans might play. He might not. You know, they've called up Brandon Cook.
30:49So it's a bit of a mess all over there.
30:52So I'm going to go with Luke Farrell. He's around 11 to 1.
30:56He's kind of taken over that tight end two spot from Jake Tongass.
31:00And I think just to negate some of that Broncos pass rush, he might have to be on the field a lot more.
31:06And George Kittle, to his credit, has looked great through three games.
31:10But again, coming off of that injury that he came off of last year, I'm kind of wondering and hoping not that they're running him into the ground.
31:19And if that is the case, they might need, you know, somebody like Farrell to be out there just to help block,
31:25maybe leak out for a quick pass. And he's played the second most snaps of any Niners tight end.
31:31So by default, I'm going to take Luke Farrell at 11 to 1 because once you look at the top of the
31:38odds board in that game and you see all the Niners options, it's not fun.
31:42Like, I don't want to take Debo Samuel at plus 150.
31:46I don't want to take Christian McCaffrey at minus 300.
31:49So those two, we'll take Luke Farrell on the Niners side.
31:52On the Broncos side, I'm just going to keep going back to this one.
31:56Courtland Sutton at plus 230. He's still, to me, the wide receiver one in this offense.
32:01He's still playing the most snaps. He's still running the most routes run.
32:05But you're seeing as well that they're still making it a point to at least try and target him in the end zone.
32:12He's the only Bronco that has seen a red zone target and an end zone target in each game.
32:18He almost scored in week three versus the Rams.
32:20So there's a lot of receiving options you can look at if you wanted to go crazy with, I mean, in a
32:27Sean Payton offense, you can get real crazy. Start looking at Nate Atkins, who cashed for us last week, current around like 22 to 1.
32:35You could be looking at, you know, running back three that there's a lot of guys you can make the case for.
32:41But at least from a Courtland Sutton standpoint, that is the one case that I know that he's going to be on the field a lot.
32:49And they are going to at least have one, maybe two design throws into the end zone.
32:54So that's where I'm going to go with Courtland Sutton.
32:57He's around plus 240. Okay, Sean, you're up next.
33:00This one is low-key. I think a little bit of a fun one here.
33:04Chargers at Seahawks. What do you like for this one?
33:07I don't know if the Chargers are fun, Jill, but, you know, I don't mind this game.
33:13Chaos is fun. Yeah, I think the Brown Steelers is going to be fun.
33:17That's how sick I am. But I'm going to go with Trey Harris on the Chargers side, plus 550.
33:23Not expecting the Chargers to score many touchdowns here, so just going to go with a little bit more of a longer shot.
33:29But he's, you know, Harris has been the clear number three wide receiver.
33:33But with the Chargers tight end rooms is completely decimated right now, I think he's going to get a little bit of a boost.
33:41There's a chance if Quentin Johnson continues to drop the ball, we could just see Harris kind of take over that role or be featured.
33:48A little bit more, because I know Mike McDaniel has been talking him up ever since camp.
33:53So I know he loves him. So I think he's worth a flyer here.
33:58And it was a few minutes ago I actually got an alert that Lad apparently missed practice today with a foot injury.
34:04So, which is a new injury, right? He had the rib injury a couple weeks ago.
34:09Now it's a foot injury. So there's a chance that he might not play or, like, Harris's odds could be nuked by the time you actually hear this.
34:18So I'm locking it in right now. But I just like his upside.
34:22And, yeah, if Lad ends up being out, I'm going to like it even more.
34:26But at a lower price. So Trey Harris for me on the Chargers side.
34:30Seahawks side is kind of gross. I'm not going to go with my typical A.J.
34:35Barner bet here, Jill. I'm going to go with Emmanuel Wilson at plus 225.
34:39Because, you know, he's been the main goal line back with Zach Charbonnet on IR, which is kind of what I expected.
34:46I think they should use A.J. Barner anytime they're on the goal line or at the one.
34:51But they've been still, you know, trying to use Wilson in the Charbonnet role.
34:55And Charbonnet might be back next week. So this is kind of the last chance to get Wilson.
35:01But I thought, you know, it was a reach to take Jadarian Price for them in the first round.
35:06He's a very talented, explosive back. But he's not really a goal line back.
35:11He had some fumbling issues in his limited playing time at Notre Dame.
35:15And it kind of flared up last week. He fumbled the ball where, you know, he set up the commanders in the red zone.
35:22And they scored almost immediately. So they kind of had Wilson be the main back after that play.
35:27So I think Wilson's going to see an uptick in overall work here.
35:31And potentially see most of the goal line work again.
35:34And so, yeah, give me Wilson at plus 225.
35:37Then I think next week Charbonnet might be back or, you know, a couple weeks.
35:42And then, you know, he'll be back to being the real goal line back in this offense.
35:47Yeah, I was going to say Charbo. I just went to look because his practice window just opened up today.
35:53But he's not eligible to return until week five.
35:56But by week six, week seven, he could be back in this lineup.
35:59But, yeah, I was just like Jadarian Price has went to the medical tent, I think, in each game so far, too,
36:06which is a little slight of build. And I think that's one of the reasons why you're starting to see that maybe
36:13Emmanuel Wilson is actually going to be the ball carrier for this offense, at least until Charbo gets back here.
36:19Okay, last game for the 4 p.m. slate. Another fun one.
36:22Chiefs Raiders. Grant, you got this one. What did you like?
36:25Yeah, over on the Chiefs side, I was having a little bit of trouble deciding.
36:30I ended up going with Worthy. I mean, obviously, they've been running the ball a ton this season.
36:35But Worthy's still been pretty decently involved. Four targets in the red zone.
36:39So that's far this season. He has a touchdown, which for red zone targets is tied for the lead on the team with Rasheed Rice.
36:47So he's been used heavily in the red zone so far this year.
36:51He hasn't looked great. He hasn't done anything impressive at all.
36:54But he always has the chance to maybe get a gadget play in there or two that he hasn't seen yet this year.
37:01That I wouldn't be surprised if they do. Always has a chance to get a deep ball.
37:06But just the fact that he's getting some decent red zone usage makes it more than enough for me to take him
37:13at plus 240, regardless of how bad he's looked.
37:16And over on the other side, one I really like that I can't believe is at plus 200.
37:21Brock Bowers, plus 200 to score a touchdown. The dude is first or second best tight end in the league.
37:27I don't think many people argue with that. Had 14 targets last week, 10 receptions.
37:32He has a coach now that is very good offensively.
37:35He's going to be heavily involved. Obviously, I had a touchdown last week.
37:39I don't see a way that this line doesn't start dropping in the next few weeks.
37:44There's no same thing we saw with McBride. Like, why are you giving these odds?
37:48Why are you giving us these odds? Why are you giving us these odds?
37:52Okay, they finally figured out. That's what Brock Bowers is right now.
37:56There's no way he should be at plus 200 at the moment with the amount of volume he's getting, with how good
38:03he is, and strangle enough with how good the Raiders offense has been this year.
38:07So, decent chance they're playing from behind the spot.
38:10Everything points towards Bowers being drastically overpriced at plus 200.
38:13Yeah, Worthy always seems to be the by default guy that shows the most value in touchdown odds, just because they'll steam the hell out of Rice.
38:21Kenneth Walker, it's like minus 250 at this point.
38:24Travis Kelsey is still getting Travis Kelsey 2021 treatment with the plus 150 odds to score.
38:29So, yeah, Worthy is always a decent spot here, just given the speed and how they scheme him up.
38:35But, yeah, Bowers, we did bully them into changing it.
38:38Trey McBride is now around like plus 135, plus 140.
38:41So, I think they finally got the hint. But when I took Brock Bowers last week on the show, I kind of
38:47thought they were going to ease him in, kind of use him more in red zone situations, high leverage spots.
38:53It's like, no, we're going to use him and Michael Mayer all the time.
38:58And they looked really good offensively. Brock Bowers looked like a man amongst boys in that game.
39:03Very interesting to see how he goes against this Chiefs defense.
39:06Let's now move to Sunday Night Football. Detroit Lions visiting the Carolina Panthers.
39:10Instead of assigning this game to each person, we're going to each pick our favorite touchdown scorer from the game.
39:16I'm going to go with Jamison Williams. Panthers are going to be missing some guys in the secondary.
39:22They're bottom 10 in defensive DVOA versus the deep ball through three games.
39:25Hasn't scored yet. You know he's a fixture in this offense.
39:29I'm going to take Jamo at 2-1. Grant, what do you like?
39:32Well, Sean, who we'll get to in a second, took my favorite play.
39:36So I'm going to my second favorite play, which is Jalen Coker to score.
39:41I know that he's currently questionable. I think he ends up playing this week.
39:45Obviously, the first two games where he played the whole game, nine targets each week.
39:49He is tied to the lead on the team in targets in the red zone this year with five.
39:55Detroit, big pass funnel. Obviously, this game is probably going to have a lot of points in it.
40:01Carolina has been throwing at a massive clip so far this season.
40:04So Coker, plus 200, bit too high for me.
40:07All right. Jamo Coker. What are we looking at, Kerner?
40:10Well, it sounds like I stole Darren Waller from Grant.
40:13So I love this one even more. But Darren Waller at plus 260.
40:17He's seen his playing time go up every week as he gets up to speed with his new team.
40:23So, you know, his playing time will likely continue to tick up.
40:26And while he's, you got to bet him while he's healthy.
40:30We get like a four to five game stretch with him healthy.
40:33So we got to take advantage while we can here in week four.
40:37But the Panthers didn't bring Darren Waller in to block.
40:40They brought him in to catch passes and catch touchdowns.
40:43And the Lions, this is crazy. They've given up six touchdowns so far this year, all to different tight ends, which is just wild.
40:51We're in week three. So every week they give out a touchdown to two different tight ends.
40:56So maybe Waller just ends up scoring two touchdowns here.
40:59I think he's worth the flyer to take two plus touchdowns here.
41:02But definitely want to take him here at plus 260.
41:05Okay. So the parlay between Darren Waller, Jalen Coker, and Jamison Williams.
41:09Parlay for Sunday Night Football for our touchdown parlay is 30 to one.
41:13So loving this spot right here. I think there could be a lot of touchdowns in that game, especially on the passing front.
41:20Monday Night Football. We'll see about the touchdowns in that game.
41:23But again, we'll see how it goes. We did see some positive regression there for the Atlanta Falcons offense.
41:29So Monday Night Football, Falcons, Saints. We've got our favorite touchdown scores in this game.
41:34Somebody has to do it, Kerner. I'm going to take Kyle Pitts.
41:37It's a plus 450. First off, I'm done with Drake London forever.
41:41I cannot do that ever again after he pretty much cost me two touchdowns last week when he played.
41:47And I just think Kyle Pitts, given how much routes he's running, his size, profile, I'm not going to get into his fantasy stats and stuff like that.
41:55He has to be involved in this offense for this team to succeed.
41:59So I'm going to take Kyle Pitts, especially when I'm getting around plus 450.
42:03Grant, what did you do for this game? Going with another tight end on the other side.
42:08Juwan Johnson to score a touchdown. You can get him at plus 230 at the moment.
42:13Dude has six red zone targets so far this season.
42:16He has three touchdowns so far this season. He is being heavily used like he was heavily used last year.
42:22The volume is just far too good to have him at odds this high.
42:27I mean, I think he's another guy that, I mean, if he keeps seeing the same amount of volume and same amount
42:33of usage in the red zone, at some point his odds are going to get absolutely nuked.
42:38So I'm getting in while they're still over plus 200 right now and hoping that he keeps the same role he's had so far this season.
42:46Yeah, there are only four players with four end zone targets or more.
42:50Christian Watson, Trey McBride, Jackson Smith, the Jigba and Juwan Johnson.
42:54So those are the first two picks. Kerner, what are you looking at for the to round out this parlay?
43:00Well, I'm going to round it out to make it a true tight end parlay, which makes sense just given the NFL
43:06is really shifting to more tight end heavy league.
43:09So why not have three tight ends to score?
43:12So I'm going to go with Noah Fant at plus 500.
43:15And both Fant and Juwan have three touchdowns this season.
43:18So love stacking both Saints tight ends here. And I keep mentioning that a reason for that probably is, you know, Taysom Hill's no longer with the Saints.
43:27So, you know, the touchdown upside for everybody is kind of elevated.
43:30It wasn't just when Taysom Hill was running in touchdowns.
43:33It was him just like taking the snap and rushing it and not scoring.
43:38Like those plays kind of robbed the upside of everybody.
43:41So I just think not having him gets, you know, someone like Fant on the field more in these red zone packages.
43:47And we've already seen that where, you know, both Juwan and Fant are scoring a bunch of touchdowns this year.
43:53So I actually have Fant closer to plus 400.
43:56I do think he continues to kind of tear it up in the red zone along with Juwan.
44:01So I kind of like the idea of stacking all the tight ends in this game.
44:06Well, the true tight end parlay comes out to 95 to 1 for Monday Night Football.
44:11So loving the price that we're getting on this for Pitts, Juwan Johnson and Noah Fant, Atlanta Falcons, New Orleans Saints.
44:17That's our touchdown parlay. But we still do have to give out our favorite touchdown score parlay of week four.
44:24So before we get out of here, let's give our favorite touchdown scores for the week presented by DraftKings.
44:29It could be from any game. We'll parlay them together over on DraftKings.
44:33Kerner, you can go first. Got to go with my guy making his debut this week.
44:38Undrafted free agent Jalen Daniels starting in place of Baker Mayfield.
44:41I love his price here at plus 390 because you'll see this weekend he has massive rushing upside.
44:47And I think he's going to just lean into that even more in his debut until he gets comfortable against starting NFL defenses.
44:54So love the price here at plus 390. Yes.
44:57Jalen Daniels, not Jaden Daniels, the way I heard it the first time listening to a broadcast.
45:02Jalen Daniels. All right. So Grant, you are up next.
45:05What do you like? What's your best touchdown score for week four?
45:08I'm going with Kalief Raymond. Again, plus 380 considering his role in this offense is just absolutely ridiculous to me.
45:14Playing more snaps than Luther Burden. Heavily targeted. If Keenum starts, again, their great rapport that they had last week should keep going.
45:21Everything kind of points towards this just being a bad overall line.
45:25And I'm going to take advantage of that. Absolutely.
45:28So Jalen Daniels, Kalief Raymond. I'm going to round it out with another Jalen.
45:32Jalen Hurts. It's my favorite touchdown bet of the week.
45:35Scored last week. I do expect his touchdown production to continue throughout the year.
45:39You're getting a perennial touchdown threat in this Eagles offense at plus 175 or better.
45:44So I'm going to take it almost every time at that price.
45:47So when you put Jalen Daniels, Jalen Hurts, and Kalief Raymond together, gentlemen, that's a 61-1 parlay over at DraftKings.
45:54So I love the odds on this parlay. So those are our favorite touchdown scores for the week presented by DraftKings.
46:00Again, you'll absolutely want to tail these over on DraftKings.
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46:11All right. So that'll do it for us here on the Touchdown Show for week four presented by DraftKings.
46:17My thanks to Sean Koerner and Grant Neifer for joining me.
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