NFL Anytime TD Scorer Picks Today: All 13 Games, November 8

NFL anytime touchdown scorer picks for Sunday, November 8, 2026 cover all 13 games, from Bengals–Falcons in Madrid to Buccaneers–Bears on Sunday Night Football. We have selected 1 player from every matchup, combining season scoring production with recent workload and opportunities near the goal line.

All odds below are DraftKings anytime touchdown references checked during the November 8 morning research window. Prices can move. This is a game-by-game selection guide: the heavily priced favorites and plus-money options carry different expectations. Each player must score a touchdown; passing a touchdown alone does not count as scoring it.

NFL Anytime TD Picks Today: 1 From Every Game

1. Bengals vs Falcons (Madrid) — Ja’Marr Chase (Cincinnati Bengals)

Kickoff: 9:30 a.m. ET | Pick: Ja’Marr Chase anytime touchdown (-115, DraftKings)

Chase has 6 receiving touchdowns in 7 appearances and has scored in each of his latest 3 games. Last week’s 11 catches for 141 yards and a touchdown came on 16 targets, giving the selection more support than a touchdown streak alone.

He is our Madrid pick because Cincinnati can get him involved throughout a drive and near the end zone. Tee Higgins and Chase Brown remain competing scoring options, so a productive Bengals offense does not guarantee Chase gets the finish.

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2. Broncos at Panthers — Chuba Hubbard (Carolina Panthers)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Chuba Hubbard anytime touchdown (-120, DraftKings)

Hubbard has 5 rushing touchdowns and 2 receiving touchdowns in 7 games. His latest appearance brought 22 carries for 81 yards and a rushing score, plus 7 receptions. He also has 8 opportunities inside the 5-yard line this season.

That combination gives him scoring routes on the ground and through the air. Carolina’s offensive-line injuries, including Damien Lewis being ruled out, are the concern. Hubbard is the choice on workload and scoring involvement, rather than an assumption that Denver will be easy to move against.

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3. Cowboys at Colts — Jonathan Taylor (Indianapolis Colts)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Jonathan Taylor anytime touchdown (-120, DraftKings)

Taylor has 8 rushing touchdowns in 8 games and 15 opportunities inside the 5. He scored against Tennessee and Minnesota before being held to 23 rushing yards on 8 carries against Jacksonville last week.

Dallas has allowed opposing running backs 1.00 rushing touchdowns per game in the KofSports matchup data. Taylor’s close-range role makes him the selection, but Indianapolis must restore his opportunities after that low-volume outing. The 8-touchdown total came across 5 scoring games, not 8 straight cashes.

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4. Jets at Chiefs — Kenneth Walker III (Kansas City Chiefs)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Kenneth Walker III anytime touchdown (-225, DraftKings)

Walker has 6 rushing touchdowns and 2 receiving touchdowns across 7 games. His season includes 16 opportunities inside the 5, and he handled 21 carries plus 4 catches in his latest outing against Denver.

He has gone 2 games without scoring, which is why the workload matters more than assuming a streak. Kansas City can use him in multiple situations, but -225 is an expensive price. He is our scorer selection for this matchup; that does not make every shorter price worth taking.

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5. Lions at Dolphins — Jahmyr Gibbs (Detroit Lions)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Jahmyr Gibbs anytime touchdown (-390, DraftKings)

Gibbs has 8 rushing touchdowns and 2 receiving touchdowns in 7 games. He has scored in 6 of those 7 appearances and has accumulated 47 red-zone opportunities, including 15 inside the 5.

He is the clear high-likelihood choice from this game, with scoring involvement through both rushing and receiving. The tradeoff is the price: -390 requires a high success rate to justify the risk. Detroit is also missing center Cade Mays. Treat Gibbs as a strong scoring candidate, not automatic value simply because he is favored.

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6. Browns at Saints — Quinshon Judkins (Cleveland Browns)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Quinshon Judkins anytime touchdown (+115, DraftKings)

Judkins brings a plus-money option with 3 rushing touchdowns in 7 appearances and 7 opportunities inside the 5. His 2-touchdown game against Tennessee came 2 appearances ago, although he followed it with only 25 rushing yards on 11 carries against Pittsburgh.

The case is for Cleveland to finish a drive through its running back. The caution is that Judkins has scored in only 2 games this season, so this is a lower-confidence selection than the touchdown favorites. His role gives him a plausible path, but the price should compensate for the inconsistency.

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7. Giants at Eagles — Saquon Barkley (Philadelphia Eagles)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Saquon Barkley anytime touchdown (+125, DraftKings)

Barkley has scored a rushing touchdown in each of his latest 2 appearances, against Dallas and Washington. Those are his only 2 touchdowns across 6 appearances this season, so the recent improvement should not be mistaken for a dominant full-season scoring record.

He is the plus-money choice in a Philadelphia offense missing DeVonta Smith and Dontayvion Wicks. Fewer receiving options could encourage more reliance on the run, though that is an expectation rather than a promised workload. His limited season usage makes this a more speculative pick than Taylor or Williams.

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8. Rams at Commanders — Kyren Williams (Los Angeles Rams)

Kickoff: 1 p.m. ET | Pick: Kyren Williams anytime touchdown (-140, DraftKings)

Williams has 6 rushing touchdowns and 1 receiving touchdown across 8 games. He scored on the ground in each of his latest 2 outings and has 8 opportunities inside the 5 this season.

His latest 2 games both included 16 carries, supplying a useful opportunity base for another score. The Rams can still finish through Puka Nacua or another back, but Williams offers the direct rushing route we want from this matchup. The pick requires a touchdown, not merely another solid yardage performance.

View Kyren Williams’s game logs and red-zone usage

9. Texans at Chargers — Nico Collins (Houston Texans)

Kickoff: 4:05 p.m. ET | Pick: Nico Collins anytime touchdown (+145, DraftKings)

Collins has 3 receiving touchdowns in 5 appearances, including a 2-touchdown game against Dallas. He has not scored in his latest 3 appearances, and his latest outing produced just 2 catches for 6 yards on 5 targets.

This is a rebound selection at plus money, not a hot-hand pick. The Chargers are missing defensive backs Deane Leonard and Kendall Williamson, which adds a personnel angle to Collins’ touchdown upside. His recent involvement is the main risk: Houston must create more useful opportunities than it did in that 6-yard performance.

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10. Raiders at 49ers — Christian McCaffrey (San Francisco 49ers)

Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET | Pick: Christian McCaffrey anytime touchdown (-310, DraftKings)

McCaffrey has 8 rushing touchdowns in 7 games and has scored in 6 consecutive appearances. His season includes 12 opportunities inside the 5, giving the scoring streak a close-range opportunity base.

San Francisco is missing Mike Evans, Christian Kirk, and Deebo Samuel, which can concentrate offensive responsibility elsewhere. McCaffrey is our scorer choice, but -310 leaves little room for a touchdown to go to George Kittle or another teammate. A strong chance to score and an attractive betting price are separate questions.

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11. Packers at Patriots — Rhamondre Stevenson (New England Patriots)

Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET | Pick: Rhamondre Stevenson anytime touchdown (-115, DraftKings)

Stevenson handled 19 carries for 82 yards and played 77% of New England’s offensive snaps last week. TreVeyon Henderson has been ruled out, giving Stevenson a plausible route to another substantial workload.

He has only 3 touchdowns this season, including 1 receiving score, and 4 opportunities inside the 5. This selection therefore looks ahead to the backfield situation rather than claiming an elite scoring trend. Other backs and Drake Maye can still take the finish, while New England must generate enough scoring drives.

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12. Cardinals at Seahawks — Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Seattle Seahawks)

Kickoff: 4:25 p.m. ET | Pick: Jaxon Smith-Njigba anytime touchdown (-115, DraftKings)

Smith-Njigba has 9 receiving touchdowns in 8 games. He scored in each of his latest 2 outings and produced 3 touchdowns in the earlier Arizona meeting. That matchup history is supporting context, not a reason to project another 3-score game.

Sam Darnold is ruled out, and Seattle is also missing Rashid Shaheed and offensive linemen Charles Cross and Quenton Nelson. Those absences create meaningful uncertainty for the passing game. Smith-Njigba remains our choice because of his established scoring involvement, but this is a more cautious pick than his season touchdown total alone suggests.

View Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s game logs and red-zone usage

13. Buccaneers at Bears — D’Andre Swift (Chicago Bears)

Kickoff: 8:20 p.m. ET | Pick: D’Andre Swift anytime touchdown (-195, DraftKings)

Swift has 10 rushing touchdowns in 8 games and 19 opportunities inside the 5. His latest 4 appearances brought 3, 1, 2, and 1 rushing touchdowns, respectively. He carried 27 times against Seattle after handling 22 against New England.

That recent workload and close-range involvement make him our Sunday Night Football scorer. Kyle Monangai is questionable, but Swift’s case does not require assuming Monangai will sit. Tampa Bay could force Chicago to finish through the air; the appeal here is Swift’s demonstrated role when the Bears do run near the goal line.

View D’Andre Swift’s game logs and red-zone usage

Which touchdown picks stand out?

Jonathan Taylor and Kyren Williams offer established close-range involvement without the extreme prices attached to Jahmyr Gibbs and Christian McCaffrey. D’Andre Swift’s 19 opportunities inside the 5 and recent scoring output also put him among the stronger profiles. Judkins, Barkley, and Collins are the plus-money selections, with the lower consistency and role concerns explained in their individual breakdowns.

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Recheck the active list before each kickoff, particularly for games with quarterback changes or significant offensive-line absences. The 13 picks are individual matchup selections. There is no combined 13-leg parlay recommendation.

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