What’s better than placing bets on a particular player to score? Anytime that team is in the red zone, it enhances your viewing pleasure as you yell for them to get the ball to your guy so you can cash the bet. Last week, we cashed multiple plus-money touchdown picks! Today we’re breaking down some of my favorites to cross the goal line in Week 4. Let’s take a look at my top picks for the NFL Week 4 anytime touchdown bets!
2026 NFL Week 4 Anytime Touchdown Bets!
Bhayshul Tuten (+100)
For my first pick of the NFL Week 4 anytime touchdown bets, I’m taking Bhayshul Tuten at even money. The Jaguars have handed him the early-down and goal-line work, and he’s already cashed in twice. Through three games, he has 43 carries for 204 yards and two rushing touchdowns, plus five catches for 36 yards. That’s 4.7 yards per carry and a touchdown in two of the last three weeks.
Jacksonville visits Cincinnati on Sunday. The Bengals are around the middle of the pack against the run and have already allowed a pair of rushing touchdowns. Tuten doesn’t need 20 carries to hit this. He just needs a trip inside the red zone that he can finish off. The Jaguars will want to lean on the run game to keep Joe Burrow and the Bengals’ offense off the field. Plus money on a lead back who has already scored twice feels like the right side of the number.
Braelon Allen (+125)
Next up is Braelon Allen at +125. Breece Hall is out with an injury, which will clear the path for Allen to handle the bulk of the work against the Bears. Allen has 19 carries for 61 yards and a touchdown through three weeks as a backup. The volume hasn’t been huge because Hall is the lead back. However, the red-zone opportunities have tilted Allen’s way.
Chicago has been leaky up front, allowing 117 rushing yards per game and three rushing touchdowns. Their red-zone touchdown rate sits at over 70 percent. They also tend to struggle with physical backs, which Allen is. We don’t need him to have a big long run to cash this. They need to be inside the 10 and give him a couple of carries. Getting Allen at +125 feels like great value
Jalen Hurts (+165)
Jalen Hurts is next in my NFL Week 4 anytime touchdown bets at +165. He already has six total touchdowns this season, but only one has been on the ground. Last Monday, he punched in a one-yard score against the Bears after the Eagles stalled in the red zone. However, that’s how this offense has thrived before. The Eagles get in the red zone, and Jalen Hurts takes it in.
The Eagles host the Rams on Sunday. The Rams have been solid overall, but Hurts won’t need a shootout. Plus, the Eagles are without Devonta Smith. Hurts may need to use his legs even more because of that. Getting Hurts at plus money would have been a gift last year. This year, it’s not been as much of a sure thing. However, I think it is this weekend. Give me the dual-threat quarterback to get in there.
Jalon Daniels (+380)
Now we’re getting into some longer-shot touchdown bets. However, I love this one. Baker Mayfield is out with a dislocated thumb. Therefore, I’m taking the undrafted rookie out of Kansas who’s going to start against Green Bay. Daniels was a dual-threat in college. He had over 1,400 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns for the Jayhawks. Last week, in very brief time playing, he took off for a nine-yard scramble.
The Packers have been gashed on the ground, allowing six rushing touchdowns and sitting near the bottom of the league in rush defense. Tampa Bay’s offense might be limited through the air with a first-time starter, which usually means more designed runs. It could also mean missing progressions from a rookie and taking off and running. At almost four-to-one, it’s a fun dart on a mobile quarterback getting his first start.
Noah Fant (+500)
I’m closing out my NFL Week 5 anytime touchdown bets with Noah Fant at +500. The Saints tight end already has three touchdowns this year. That’s only on eight catches for 66 yards. He scored one in Week 1 against Detroit and then two last week against the Raiders. That’s three scores in two active games, since he missed Week 2. He’s tied for the league lead among tight ends.
New Orleans hosts Atlanta on Monday night. Fant has been the red-zone leak-out option when the Saints need six, and the price still sits at five-to-one, even after the multi-score game. The Falcons’ defense hasn’t been the best. +500 on a tight end who is tied for the league lead in touchdowns among tight ends just seems too juicy.
