What’s better than placing anytime touchdown bets? Anytime that team is in the red zone, it enhances the viewing pleasure as you yell for your guy to get the ball. We had a couple of nice hits last week. This week, I thought, why sweat out -110 touchdown bets? Why not make them all plus money? Let’s take a look at some NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bets that I think have a great chance of hitting! On top of that, it’s National Tight End Weekend! In honor of that, we’re looking at all tight ends!
2026 NFL Week 7 Anytime Touchdown Bets For National Tight End Day!
Brock Bowers (+110)
The first NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bet I’m looking at is Brock Bowers. He’s got one of the highest probabilities among tight ends this weekend if you go by projection models. Since returning from injury, he has been a high-volume target, getting close to 28% of the target share. He’s also already scored three touchdowns in four games. On top of that, the Rams have allowed significant production to tight ends.
His average separation is 2.3 yards on each route, and he has an average air yardage target of 10.6 yards, which is higher than most tight ends. He’s not just used in the middle of the field. They move him around. Bowers also ranks near the top in expected points added among tight ends.
George Kittle (+115)
For the next person on my list of NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bets, I have to go with George Kittle. As one of the originators of National Tight End Day, he usually comes through big for the “holiday.” Kittle already leads the league among tight ends in touchdowns with five.
He faces the Falcons in a favorable matchup and is Brock Purdy’s go-to red-zone option, especially if Evans is out. His average separation is even better than Bowers, at 3.4 yards. He has ten red-zone targets already this season and is a reliable receiver.
Kittle is also an excellent blocker, so he doesn’t come off the field often. If there’s one thing I feel good about, it’s that George-f’ing-Kittle will score on National Tight End Day.
Trey McBride (+135)
The next guy on my NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bets leads all tight ends in targets and receptions. So, why wouldn’t we pick him on National Tight End Day? McBride has 49 catches on 65 targets through six games. Denver hasn’t been the easiest against tight ends, but they have given up a couple of touchdowns.
I do expect they’ll focus on McBride. He was double-teamed last week, after Marvin Harrison was traded away. The Cardinals don’t have a ton of receiving threats outside of McBride. However, I think they find a way to scheme him up for a touchdown. He has 13 red-zone targets, which leads the NFL for tight ends. McBride also has a high catch rate and is very consistent.
Sam Laporta (+155)
We already talked about one former Iowa Hawkeye tight end. Why not talk about another? Sam LaPorta is the next player on my NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bets. LaPorta has scored three touchdowns in the last four games.
He also recently made comments about his frustrations with not receiving an extension yet and the possibility of playing somewhere else. That may motivate the team to reward him with some red-zone looks. LaPorta ranks very high among tight ends in targets per route run and is an impact player. On top of that, there are so many playmakers on the Lions offense that they can’t afford to double-team him.
Tucker Kraft (+180)
We’ll stick in the same game for the last player on the NFL Week 7 anytime touchdown bets list. That would be on the opposite team, though. That would be the Packers, with Tucker Kraft. The Lions have been more than generous when it comes to allowing tight end production.
Kraft has had multiple touchdowns against the Lions in the past couple of years. Kraft has ramped up from his injury and is getting more and more passes thrown his way. Jordan Love knows he’s not just a safety blanket, but can also stretch the field. His air yards are lower than some of the previous guys, at 4.8. However, his average separation is 3.3 yards, and he can create after-the-catch plays.
Five tight ends scoring on National Tight End Day isn’t unheard of. Last year, more than eight tight ends scored a touchdown, with a couple of them getting two.
