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. Just like the past two weeks, I thought, why sweat out -110 touchdown bets? Why not make them all plus money? Let’s take a look at some NFL Week 8 anytime touchdown bets that I think have a great chance of hitting!
2026 NFL Week 8 Anytime Touchdown Bets
TreVeyon Henderson (+300)
I know starting off our NFL Week 8 anytime touchdown bets with a guy who only has one is risky. I get it. However, that’s exactly what I’m doing with Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson. Henderson’s usage has been intriguing, to say the least. 16 carries in Week 1 and 14 in Week 3. However, in the last three weeks, he has had 4, 7, and 3.
On top of that, I always felt he was a really good receiving back. He’s been targeted a total of four times in the last three weeks. That changes this week when they face off against the Miami Dolphins.
Not only do I think the Patriots will win this game, but I think they’ll get ahead big, and everybody will get involved. Now, keep an eye on this one since Henderson missed practice with an illness. The Dolphins allow an average of .83 receiving touchdowns to running backs. I think Henderson could get a screen pass and take it the distance. At +300, I’m not passing it up.
T.J. Hockenson (+260)
The next player on my NFL Week 8 anytime touchdown bets is T.J. Hockenson at +260. He only has two touchdowns this season. However, he was targeted 13 times three weeks ago and five times last week. He’s getting more and more involved, and Kyler Murray is looking his way often. In fact, Hockenson is averaging over five targets a game.
Now the undefeated Vikings hit the road to take on the Detroit Lions in a dome. The Lions’ offense is good, and despite the Vikings’ defense being stellar, I do think the Vikings will have to throw the ball to keep up the pace with the Lions.
The Lions’ defense against tight ends is the kicker for me. They’ve allowed 1.67 touchdowns per game to tight ends to this point. That’s the most tight end touchdowns out of any team. Hockenson will take advantage of their weak tight end coverage and get in the end zone.
Zay Flowers (+150)
This isn’t much of a stretch for a touchdown, but it is still plus money at +150. Zay Flowers has been on fire this year. He’s coming off an 8-catch, 137-yard, 1-touchdown performance. That was his third game over 100 yards. In every game he’s gone over 100 yards, he’s scored a touchdown.
Now, Flowers and the Ravens go against the Buffalo Bills, with Lamar Jackson expected to return from injury. Flowers has 608 total yards this year and three touchdowns. The next closest receiver is Bateman with 266 yards and one touchdown. In other words, they look to Flowers way more often.
On top of that, the Bills are allowing a league-high 1.83 receiving touchdowns to wide receivers. Despite me being on the under, there will still be some points. Flowers will be able to exploit the defense and will score a touchdown. At plus money, I can’t pass it up.
Jayden Daniels (+210)
I wanted to get some quarterback action on my NFL Week 8 anytime touchdown bets, and why not roll with Jayden Daniels at +210? He’s already shown his dual-threat ability in a divisional matchup when they played the Giants. In that game, he ran for 103 yards and two touchdowns.
The Commanders have struggled to get the run going, and Daniels can provide a spark. The Commanders face the Philadelphia Eagles, who have been a mess this year. They’ve stayed competitive in games. However, they aren’t winning them.
On top of that, the Eagles lead the league in rushing touchdowns allowed to quarterbacks. A divisional game, a rushing quarterback, against the defense allowing the most rushing touchdowns on average per game? Yes please.
