The NFL Futures market has plenty of options to add to your portfolio. Especially intriguing are the NFL season specials bets because if you hit on it, the payout is usually pretty good. These are pretty simple, straightforward bets. They ask whether a team punches the ball in the end zone in the same way every single week, for all 17 regular-season games. Here are why the favorites look live, and why one longer-priced team still has a real path.
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To Score 1+ Passing Touchdown In Every Regular Season Game
The LA Rams are the current favorites at +500 and for good reason. Matt Stafford just won MVP by throwing 46 touchdown passes in 17 games. He led the league in both yards and scores while Puka Nacua and Davante Adams feasted. That volume isn’t an accident.
Sean McVay’s offense finished 2025 as the NFL’s highest-scoring unit and is projected to lead the league again in 2026. Stafford is 38, and the team drafted Ty Simpson in the first round as an eventual successor. However, the present is still Stafford dropping back behind a really good offensive line, throwing to two very reliable targets.
Even if they can repeat 38-40 passing touchdowns, this is a very live play that has a good chance of hitting. The Rams also play in a division that forces them to keep scoring rather than sit on leads. That combination of scheme, weapons, and projected point total is exactly why they’re the favorites. However, at +500, you could still make some great money. The best part is, they can hit, and so can our long shot. This isn’t a competition against other teams
My longer shot worth taking a look at is the Cincinnati Bengals at +700. Joe Burrow is again projected among the league leaders in passing yards and passing touchdowns. Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins remain the kind of vertical threats that produce scores even when the run game stalls.
Cincinnati’s defense has been a liability in recent years, which actually helps this particular bet. They play from behind and throw often. If Burrow can stay healthy for 17 games, which is a big if, the Bengals’ pass-first identity gives them a realistic chance to avoid a zero-passing-TD week. The price is still generous relative to the talent. Also, let’s not forget that Joe Flacco is a capable backup.
To Score 1+ Rushing Touchdown In Every Regular Season Game
The Buffalo Bills are the favorites at +550 and the most logical choice for this NFL season special futures bet. The Bills led the NFL in rushing touchdowns last season. James Cook just captured the rushing-yardage title and remains the featured back. Josh Allen continues to finish drives himself and has been one of the league’s most prolific rushing quarterbacks as of late.
Joe Brady’s offense is going to lean on the ground near the goal line. Even if Cook’s carry volume is managed slightly to keep him fresh, the combination of a workhorse back and a dual-threat quarterback creates opportunity. Weather in Buffalo in December is a feature for this particular market as well. Few teams have as many built-in rushing touchdown mechanisms as the Bills.
The Indianapolis Colts also offer value at +700. Jonathan Taylor remains one of the most efficient goal-line backs in the league and is coming off 18 rushing touchdowns. The Colts have shown they will feed him in the red zone even if the passing game is hitting or inconsistent. They will need Daniel Jones to keep the offense on schedule and avoid turnovers. If they do, Taylor’s workload gives the Colts a shot at punching in at least one rushing score per week.
To Score 1+ Touchdown In Every Regular Season Game
This is the most achievable of the NFL futures season specials bets. The Rams are already sitting at -210. Their 2025 offense produced 65 total touchdowns. Their projected implied totals for 2026 have them at the top of the league again.
I already talked about them in the 1+ passing touchdown specials. However, this team can get it done on the ground as well with Kyren Williams. With a high-powered offense and Sean McVay calling the plays, this team can put up points easily. It’s hard to imagine them not scoring a touchdown in a game.
For a plus-money team, the New England Patriots are at +100. Drake Maye took a massive step forward last season under Mike Vrabel’s first year as head coach. Now, he has additional receiving help. Their offense finished among the league’s more productive units. At plus-money, they are priced as a team that might have a scoreless week. However, they are on a path where scoring points in a plethora seems like how their season will go again.
To Score 2+ Touchdowns In Every Regular Season Game
This is obviously the toughest of the four season special bets. Even the Rams are sitting at +800. Two scores every week for 17 weeks is elite-offense territory. Los Angeles averaged nearly four touchdowns per game last year, though. Stafford’s 46 passing touchdowns alone almost get them there. The risk is a sloppy, low-possession game in December or a Week 18 rest situation. Those are the realistic ways that the ticket dies.
A longer shot is the Seattle Seahawks at +1100. Sam Darnold and the Seahawks are coming off a Super Bowl-winning campaign, and they remain a high-upside offense with playmakers who can score. They likely won’t match the Rams’ consistency, but they have the explosiveness to put up two scores. I feel like their defense will take a step back this year, meaning they’ll need more points to keep up.
