Well, last week didn’t go according to plan. In my Week 1 anytime touchdown bets, which I thought were a little chalky, I hit one. I’d laugh at that if I didn’t take my gambling so seriously. I don’t have the capital to throw money away, so today it was back to the drawing board. These are all plus money. However, most are on the shorter side of plus money. Small dogs yap, but that’s okay. We’re getting back on track with my NFL Week 2 anytime touchdown bets!
2026 NFL Week 2 Anytime Touchdown Bets!
Puka Nacua (+120)
The first player on my NFL Week 2 touchdown bets is Puka Nacua. I know the Rams looked pretty abysmal last week, and it was Kyren Williams who got the action. However, the Rams are home favorites on Monday night against the Giants. This game has one of the highest implied totals on the slate. Kyren Williams is juiced. Everyone else can pay that -160. However, I’m taking the play-making receiver at plus money in a game LA needs to bounce back in.
Matt Stafford loves to feed the ball to Puka. We all know that. Sure, Davante Adams gets some of the fade routes, but that’s already built into this price. It’s the reason it’s plus money. Otherwise, Puka is a reliable target who can score a touchdown any given Sunday. He’s also really good after the catch and on long-ball plays. Meaning, there are various ways this touchdown could happen. Plus money on the 28-point implied environment is a number I want to get behind.
Justin Jefferson (+175)
The next player I think is going to get a touchdown this weekend is Justin Jefferson. He already got one in Week 1. He finished with eight catches, 92 two yards, and two touchdowns against Green Bay. Now he goes to Chicago, and the Bears just allowed 37 points to the Panthers. Neither Jaylon Johnson nor Tyrique Stevenson looked great in coverage, meaning Jefferson has all the opportunity to take advantage here.
This is +175 because Carson Wentz is the starter. However, that’s the quarterback who threw him two touchdowns last week. We don’t need him to get 12 targets, though it’s entirely possible he gets that. We just need him to be the playmaker he is. The price is off on this one. Shop around because I saw it at less odds on other books, but grabbed the +175 as soon as I saw it. He’s been cashing touchdowns for us for years and will do it again.
Parker Washington (+210)
The next player on my NFL Week 2 anytime touchdown bets is Parker Washington. This is one of the numbers I like the most. He scored in Week 1 against Cleveland. Sure, it was against the Browns. However, this guy has been electric recently for the Jaguars. The last time he played against the Broncos, he had six catches for 145 yards and a touchdown.
Brian Thomas Jr. is still on the questionable list on the injury report. However, I’m starting to think Washington is the number one guy here, not Thomas. He’s the guy Trevor Lawrence is looking for when the Jaguars push the ball downfield. Denver’s secondary missed tackles all night against Kansas City.
I’m not asking the Jaguars to score 34 points like they did last year in Denver. Just asking for them to score a couple of times and Washington to get one of those. +210 is too good of odds, and we can’t pass him up.
Dallas Goedert (+215)
The next player on the NFL Week 2 anytime touchdown bets is Dallas Goedert. This is easy. You’re getting over 2/1 for a player who just had 77 yards and two touchdowns against Washington. He played 95% of the snaps and led the Eagles in receiving. The defense will focus on stopping Barkley and Hurts from rushing and focus on Devonta Smith on the outside. That leaves less attention on Goedert.
Is this chasing numbers a bit since he just had two touchdowns? Of course. However, let’s not forget he was one of the only tight ends with double-digit touchdowns last year as well. It’s not like last week was a fluke. Jalen Hurts targets him often inside the 20. Tennessee just got gashed by the Jets and couldn’t stop anybody. They’ll spread the wealth around, and Goedert will score again.
Malik Willis (310)
This one is a long shot, but it did hit last week. Malik Willis scored the only touchdown for Miami. Now they take on a 49ers team that looked really good. However, what could have helped slow the 49ers’ edge rushers against the Rams? A quarterback who can move around. Stafford doesn’t do much of that. Willis is fully capable, as he showed us last week.
I think the Dolphins will get their offense going a little bit more than they did last week. That’ll lead to a couple of red zone trips, even if it is in the second half in garbage time. As the 49ers bring pressure, Willis will take off and find the end zone again. At +310, I just couldn’t help myself in placing a small wager on him.
