49ers vs Commanders Anytime TD Picks: 2 MNF Scorers to Target

Our 49ers vs Commanders anytime touchdown scorer picks for Monday Night Football are George Kittle at +110 and Terry McLaurin at +230. Kittle is the preferred selection, with McLaurin offering a longer-priced receiving option on Washington’s side.

The Commanders visit the 49ers at Levi’s Stadium on Monday, October 19, with kickoff at 8:15 p.m. ET. We used the KofSports Anytime TD Rankings to narrow the board, then examined scoring production, playing time and price.

49ers vs Commanders anytime TD picks

George Kittle anytime touchdown (+110) — preferred pick

Terry McLaurin anytime touchdown (+230) — longer-priced pick

Prices and KOF Scores reflect Monday morning’s rankings snapshot. Compare the latest odds and confirm active status before kickoff. These are 2 individual selections.

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George Kittle anytime touchdown (+110)

Kittle gives us a strong scoring profile at a plus-money price. He ranks No. 9 overall on the weekly rankings snapshot with a 77.0 KOF Score, placing him among the leading candidates on tonight’s board.

He has 4 receiving touchdowns through 5 games this season, scoring in 3 of those games. The production includes 1 touchdown against Miami, 2 against Arizona, and 1 against Denver. He did not score last week against Seattle but still drew 6 targets.

The workload supports another look at the end zone: Kittle has 28 targets, 21 receptions and 268 receiving yards this season. He played 92% of the offensive snaps in his latest game and averaged an 89.3% snap share over his last 3.

Washington’s tight-end matchup is another reason he leads the card. KofSports’ matchup data shows the Commanders allowing 74.4 receiving yards and 1.4 receiving touchdowns per game to tight ends across 5 games. Those are position-wide totals, but they identify a matchup worth targeting.

Kittle has also earned 6 red-zone targets this season, including 4 opportunities inside the 10. With Deebo Samuel ruled out, San Francisco has one fewer established receiving option available. That could help Kittle’s opportunities, although Mike Evans’ and Christian Kirk’s availability will also shape the target distribution.

At +110, the break-even rate is 47.6%. We like the combination of price, playing time, scoring history and opponent production allowed to his position.

Pick: George Kittle anytime touchdown at +110.

Terry McLaurin anytime touchdown (+230)

McLaurin is our longer-priced selection at +230. His Monday morning rankings snapshot carries a 49.0 KOF Score. The appeal is the payout alongside his receiving role and close-range opportunities.

McLaurin has 26 targets, 14 receptions, and 203 receiving yards across 4 games this season. He has 1 receiving touchdown, scored against Seattle in a 77-yard outing. This is a bet on his opportunity tonight rather than a recent touchdown streak.

The red-zone usage gives us a more specific path to the end zone: McLaurin has 4 red-zone targets this season, including 3 opportunities inside the 10 and 2 inside the 5. He earned 2 red-zone opportunities in his latest game against the Giants.

His recent receiving production also supports his involvement in the offense. McLaurin has reached at least 50 receiving yards in 3 of his 4 games this season. Yardage does not guarantee a touchdown, but it adds context to a selection that can cash on one scoring reception.

McLaurin appeared on Washington’s practice report with a hamstring/rest designation, so confirm his active status and expected role before kickoff. Stefon Diggs’ availability can also affect target distribution. San Francisco is a demanding matchup, making the +230 price an important part of the case.

At +230, the break-even scoring rate is 30.3%. McLaurin is the higher-variance option alongside Kittle, with his close-range targets providing the clearest supporting evidence.

Pick: Terry McLaurin anytime touchdown at +230.

Why keep the MNF touchdown card to 2 picks?

Christian McCaffrey leads the rankings snapshot with a 91.6 KOF Score, but his -260 price requires a 72.2% scoring rate just to break even. He has the strongest ranking on the board; that does not automatically make his price the best fit for this article.

Mike Evans is another prominent candidate at -117 with a 78.5 KOF Score, but his questionable injury designation adds uncertainty. We are keeping this card focused on Kittle’s matchup and McLaurin’s receiving opportunities.

A KOF Score is a research metric out of 100, not a touchdown probability. The selections should also be assessed individually: a same-game parlay would require both players to score, with the game’s pace and possession affecting both outcomes.

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