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 9 anytime touchdown bets that I think have a great chance of hitting!
2026 NFL Week 9 Anytime Touchdown Bets
Quinshon Judkins (+105)
The first player on our NFL Week 9 anytime touchdown bets list is Quinshon Judkins of the Cleveland Browns. There are several reasons I like Judkins to get in the end zone this weekend. First off, it sounds like we’ll have Shedeur Sanders starting in place of Deshaun Watson. I’ll refrain from sharing my thoughts on Sanders. However, when a player comes in and makes their first start of the year, how can play-callers make it easy for them? By calling run plays that will eventually cause the defense to shift up and open the passing game for some play-action throws.
On top of that, Judkins goes against the New Orleans Saints. The Saints have not been great against the running back position, especially when it comes to touchdowns. They are dead last in the league for average touchdowns allowed to running backs per game, allowing 1.57 per game.
If you need more reasons to take Judkins and like patterns, I have one for you. The Browns started getting him going inside the red zone four weeks ago against the Steelers. He scored one touchdown in that game. The following game, he scored no touchdowns against the Jets. Then he scored two against the Titans, followed by another zero-touchdown game. The pattern would indicate he’s scoring every other game, which would mean it’s a scoring weekend for him. I also like a small sprinkle on Dylan Sampson at +550.
Jonah Coleman (+100)
Next up on my NFL Week 9 anytime touchdown bets is the Denver Broncos rookie, Jonah Coleman. Coleman recently returned from injury and has slowly started taking over the backfield as far as impact plays go. Last week, he had a 51-yard reception that was stopped just shy of scoring. Denver rewarded him by giving him the red-zone carry, and he scored his second touchdown of the season (in three games).
Every week he’s suited up, which, again, has only been three weeks, he’s had a double-digit run. That shows his bigger-play abilities. Now the Broncos will go against the Carolina Panthers, who are right behind the Saints in poor performance against running backs. They’ve allowed an average of 1.43 rushing touchdowns per game.
JK Dobbins is still involved, but I think Coleman will continue to take over this backfield little by little. He’s a guy they targeted in the draft, and the organization feels good about it. The coaches want him involved, and his performance (averaging 4.5 yards per carry) rewards the coaches for putting their faith in him. I think you’ll continue to see him get double-digit carries, and with those carries, Coleman can do damage.
Sam Laporta (+175)
So, Sam LaPorta may be near and dear to my heart because he’s a former Iowa Hawkeye tight end. However, that’s not the only reason I put him on this list. The Dolphins have allowed an average of almost seven catches, 55 yards, and .86 touchdowns per game to tight ends. In a home game against the Lions, I think the Dolphins will stay competitive, meaning the Lions may need to rely on the pass.
LaPorta’s usage and targets have not been great the past two weeks. He had three receptions against the Vikings and one against the Packers. Prior to that, he was averaging over 5 catches a game. I think the Lions get back on track with utilizing LaPorta, and we see a stat line closer to the first five weeks. In those first five weeks, he scored a touchdown in three different games.
I love a good tight end bet, and at +175, I think you’re getting a great price for a guy who is still one of the better tight ends in the league.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba 2+ Touchdowns (+550)
The Seattle Seahawks will take on the Arizona Cardinals and look to bounce back after losing to the Bears on Monday Night Football. Sam Darnold came up with an injury after the game and will miss this week’s game. That means Drew Lock will get the start.
Ironically, Drew Lock already played the Arizona Cardinals after Darnold missed Week 2 of this year. The Seahawks won 31-7 in that game. I expect the Cardinals to try and put up a little bit more of an effort. Gardner Minshew will get the start, and he looked to ignite the team a little bit last week.
That brings me to the Seattle Seahawks’ top player, Jaxon Smith-Njigba. He’s scored a touchdown in every game but two. He’s also had two games with multiple touchdowns. Drew Lock has played in two games this year and thrown four touchdowns. Ironically, all four were to JSN. That includes in Week 2 against the Cardinals, when he threw three touchdowns to JSN.
I like JSN to score two touchdowns in this game at +550. Lock and JSN have already done this against this defense, so we’re not asking them to elevate their game. We’re just asking them for a repeat performance.
