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 6 anytime touchdown bets that I think have a great chance of hitting!
2026 NFL Week 6 Anytime Touchdown Bets!
Isaiah Likely (+180)
The first player on our NFL Week 6 anytime touchdown bets is Isaiah Likely. Likely has been one of the league’s most productive tight ends through five games. He’s hauled in 33 catches for 284 yards and four touchdowns on a heavy 47 targets. That almost equals a touchdown per game.
Likely is coming off a career-high 11 catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns. He’s currently seeing a 29% target share, something that only went up when Jameis Winston entered. He’s also had strong red-zone involvement.
This week, Likely plays against the Saints. The Saints rank middle-of-the-pack against tight ends, and Likely’s ability to create yards after the catch is helpful. Plus, his chemistry with the offense gives him a clear path to another score.
At +180, you’re getting a proven red-zone weapon who has already shown he can finish multiple times in a single game. He doesn’t need 15 targets, though it feels like that’s what he’s going to get. Plus, money on a tight end that’s averaging close to a touchdown a game feels like solid value.
George Pickens (+155)
George Pickens is coming off his best game of the season, catching nine of 13 targets for 130 yards and his first touchdown of the year. Through five games, he has 27 receptions for 355 yards. He also gets really nice air yards. The big-play ability is still there, and the recent volume spike shows he can become the featured receiver when needed.
Sunday night in Green Bay offers a high-total environment where explosive plays are likely. Pickens has the size and contested-catch skills to win in the red zone or on the perimeter. If defenses limit or double-team CeeDee Lamb even slightly, Pickens’ target share will climb even further.
At +155, you’re not stretching for a long shot. You’re betting on a receiver who just proved he can dominate a game and score. Opponents can attack the Packers’ secondary, and Pickens only needs one of those deep or intermediate looks to turn into six points.
Jalen Coker (+270)
Jalen Coker has played efficiently in the three full games he’s played this season. So far, he has 18 catches on 22 targets for 222 yards and two touchdowns. He has seen five red-zone targets in the limited appearances he has made and is coming off a bye after dealing with injury issues. He should be fresh and fully involved.
Coker’s 12.3 yards per catch and strong catch rate show a reliable rapport with Bryce Young. The Eagles present a soft matchup for wide receivers, having allowed heavy production and multiple scores recently. They’re also very banged up for their London trip.
Carolina’s offense can move the ball, and Coker’s role as a red-zone and intermediate option gives him a realistic chance to finish a drive. At +270, you’re getting a receiver who has already scored twice in limited action. He doesn’t need a massive target total. He just needs some looks inside the 20, which has been part of his early-season game. This is great value on a post-bye player with proven scoring upside that we have to add to our NFL Week 6 anytime touchdown bets.
Tyler Higbee (+170)
The next player I’m looking at is Tyler Higbee. Higbee has produced over the last three games. He’s posted an 18-catch, 212-yard, one-touchdown stat line on 23 targets. His most recent outing was five catches for a season-high 83 yards against Buffalo. The Rams are banged up at the tight end position, so he’ll be in a lot of the game.
Stafford’s high passing volume creates opportunities, and Higbee has shown he can chip in when the ball comes his way. The Cardinals have been one of the softest defenses against tight ends this season. At home, in a divisional game with the Rams, Higbee has a clear path to scoring.
At +270, we’re getting a veteran operating as the primary tight end. It won’t take many trips to the red zone before they target him. This feels like juicy value, and I can’t pass it up.
Brenton Strange (+330)
The last player on my NFL Week 6 anytime touchdown bets is Brenton Strange. Strange has surged in target volume over the last two games. He’s caught 14 of 16 targets for 63 yards. That was after only having 10 targets combined in the first three weeks.
He plays nearly 80% of snaps and has clearly emerged as Trevor Lawrence’s safety valve. He has received red-zone opportunities, yet the price looks too high. Houston’s defense ranks in the bottom half of EPA per dropback, and they’re traveling to London, where the Jags play often.
The Jaguars have been efficient in the red zone recently, and Strange’s increasing involvement gives him a legitimate chance to score. This longer price on a rising target share against a traveling defense is a fun, value-driven dart that I think can cash.
