Anytime Touchdown Picks Today: 2 Favorites and a Long Shot — November 1

Two established scoring threats and one tight end with an appealing matchup make up our NFL anytime touchdown picks for Sunday, November 1, 2026. Javonte Williams (Dallas Cowboys) and Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills) are our higher-probability selections. T.J. Hockenson (Minnesota Vikings) supplies the longer-shot option.

The shortlist combines KofSports Anytime TD Rankings with current-season results checked against official team game logs. Prices below are the best available listed on the KofSports board when researched on Sunday morning, rather than quotes from one sportsbook. Compare the actual price available to you before placing a bet.

Today’s Anytime Touchdown Picks

Higher-probability pick: Javonte Williams (Dallas Cowboys) anytime touchdown, -225 vs. Arizona Cardinals.

Higher-probability pick: Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills) anytime touchdown, -160 vs. Baltimore Ravens.

Longer shot: T.J. Hockenson (Minnesota Vikings) anytime touchdown, +285 at Detroit Lions.

1. Javonte Williams (Dallas Cowboys) Anytime TD: -225

Williams leads our card after scoring in six of seven games this season. His 8 rushing touchdowns and 1 receiving touchdown give him 9 total scores and he has found the end zone in 5 consecutive appearances.

His latest performance was particularly encouraging: 25 carries for 155 yards and a rushing touchdown at Philadelphia on October 26. The scoring streak also includes games with only 41 and 45 rushing yards, showing that his touchdown production has survived less efficient rushing days.

Williams sits first in the KofSports Anytime TD Rankings for this slate. That ranking and his sustained scoring production make him our clearest high-chance selection against Arizona. We are backing his established finishing role rather than requiring another 150-yard performance.

Price is the trade-off. At -225, the break-even rate is about 69.2%, so a frequent scorer is not automatically a bargain. Dallas can finish drives through its receivers, and one touchdown distributed elsewhere can change this bet. Williams is our first choice for scoring likelihood, with the price kept firmly in view.

Verified results: Williams’ official game log

2. Josh Allen (Buffalo Bills) Anytime TD: -160

Allen has eight rushing touchdowns through six games and has scored on the ground in five of those six appearances. His rushing touchdown counts, newest first, are 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, and 2. Buffalo was on bye last week, so his latest game was October 18 at Las Vegas.

That most recent outing is the caution: Allen rushed 5 times for just one yard and did not score. Before that, he had opened the season with 5 straight games containing a rushing touchdown. His four rushing yards against New England still included a score, illustrating why this market can work without a big rushing-yard total.

Allen ranks second on the KofSports touchdown board, giving us another leading candidate at a shorter price than Williams. Buffalo’s final injury report does not list Allen with a game-status designation.

For this bet, Allen must score the touchdown himself. Passing touchdowns do not count toward a quarterback’s anytime touchdown scorer wager. Buffalo can also finish possessions through its running backs or receivers, so the rushing scores are an opportunity, not a certainty. At -160, the break-even probability is approximately 61.5%.

Verified results: Allen’s official game log

3. T.J. Hockenson (Minnesota Vikings) Anytime TD: +285

Hockenson is the longer shot because his scoring record is much thinner: 2 touchdowns in 6 appearances. He did find the end zone last Sunday against Indianapolis, finishing with 4 catches for 35 yards and a touchdown.

The matchup supplies the main reason to look beyond that modest total. Detroit ranks first on the KofSports Defense vs Tight Ends page for fantasy points allowed to the position, surrendering 29.37 full-PPR points per game across six games. First means the most production allowed, making it the most favorable matchup by that measure.

That is a positional fantasy-production ranking, not a touchdown probability. Still, it gives Hockenson a concrete matchup argument, and Detroit’s final injury report lists safety Kerby Joseph as out. Hockenson is not listed with a game-status designation on Minnesota’s report.

There is real volatility here. Hockenson had only one catch for seven yards at New Orleans before last week’s scoring game, and four of his six appearances have ended without a touchdown. At +285, the break-even rate is about 26.0%. This is our smaller-stake longer shot, with a favorable matchup rather than a dependable scoring streak driving the selection.

Verified results: Hockenson’s official game log

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Williams and Allen are the higher-chance options on this card; Hockenson is the speculative third selection. Evaluate each as an individual wager. Combining all three into a parlay substantially lowers the chance of a winning ticket. Odds and player availability can change before kickoff.