NFL Week 4 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props Picks

So who is going to get an opportunity to score a touchdown? Well, it might make sense to look at the players who are sought out in the red zone, right?
Let’s see if we can get some workable prices on receivers who are greatly favored by their quarterbacks when they get inside the 20 yard line,as we offer our…..
NFL Week 4 Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props Picks
COOPER KUPP, Los Angeles Rams wide receiver

Opponent: Arizona Cardinals
Time: Sunday, October 3 — 4:05 PM ET

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TD-Scoring Odds:  -140 to be “Anytime” scorer
How competitive is this price? Well, that’s up for debate. But the fact is, Kupp is the guy who is producing more in the red zone than anybody else, and for one of the most efficient offenses.
He has caught six of seven targets sent his way by QB Matthew Stafford, and five of them have gone for touchdowns. We’re okay bellying up to the window with that.
Kupp, who has 367 yards in receptions, was recently named NFC Offensive Player of the Month.

AMARI COOPER, Dallas Cowboys wide receiver

Carolina Panthers vs. Dallas Cowboys
Opponent: Carolina Panthers
Time: Sunday, October 3 — 1 PM ET
TD-Scoring Odds:  +120 to be “Anytime” scorer
Out of the Dallas wide receiver group, Cooper appears to be the guy Dak Prescott has sought out most when an opportunity presented itself in the red zone. Cooper has caught five of six targets inside the 20. Ezekiel Elliott is 5-for-5 catching the ball in the red zone, but he came in at a much less attractive price.

DALLAS GOEDERT, Philadelphia Eagles tight end

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles
Opponent: Kansas City Chiefs

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Time: Sunday, October 3 — 1 PM ET
TD-Scoring Odds:  +290 to be “Anytime” scorer
This is a pretty good price for us, for a couple of reasons.
For one thing, young quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts tend to look to one receiver primarily when they get into red zone situations, and he has directed five of his 17 red zone attempts toward Goedert. And the tight end has four red zone catches; no one else on Philly’s roster has more than one.
Also, Kansas City has been horrible defending inside the 20. Consider that in the first three games, opponents have scored touchdowns on 12 of 13 possessions in the red zone.  

NOAH FANT, Denver Broncos tight end
Baltimore Ravens vs. Denver Broncos
Opponent:  Baltimore Ravens
Time: Sunday, October 3 — 4:25 PM ET
TD-Scoring Odds:  +190 to be “Anytime” scorer
If Teddy Bridgewater is going to “manage” the game for the Broncos, Fant is one guy he can ill-afford to lose. When Denver gets into the red zone, the two have connected four of five times. When they’re close, he’s a preferred option. It probably also deserves mention that he is second on the team in targets.

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DeANDRE HOPKINS, Arizona Cardinals wide receiver

Arizona Cardinals vs. Los Angeles Rams
Opponent:  Los Angeles Rams
Time: Sunday, October 3 — 4:05 PM ET
TD-Scoring Odds:  +140 to be “Anytime” scorer
This may have to do with the departure of whiz kid Brandon Staley, the coordinator who went into the other locker room to take control of the Chargers, but the Rams aren’t as airtight against the pass as they were last season. So we don’t disqualify that there could be a lot of scoring from the guys in red.
Hopkins has not necessarily been dominant in the area of total targets on this Arizona team (e.g., he has 20, AJ Green has 18), but he’s been sought out three times in the red zone by quarterback Kyler Murray. He’s caught all three, and all for touchdowns.