Josh Inglis' NFL TD picks and best bets on NFL TD props for every NFL Week 10 game — plus our best NFL TD parlay!
Josh Inglis believes Jalen Hurts and the Eagles have had their MNF matchup with the Packers circled on their calendar for months. Look for a "tush push" TD in Week 10, and much more.on the season, and this week’s slate stretches all the way to Berlin, where the Sunday morning kickoff gets the action started early.
From overseas spots to late-night showdowns, there’s value across the board — and the Week 10 TD parlay might be the best one yet. Let’s dive into my NFL touchdown props andOffering competitive prices and a deep list of players available, find the end zone each week at the #1 place to bet touchdowns!didn’t — he went for 115 yards on six catches. Pierce played more snaps than Michael Pittman and is averaging 3.4 catches for 71.6 yards this year, though his lack of touchdowns has kept his price low in Week 10. His production is way up from last season, and with his current volume, finding the end zone feels like a matter of time. I’d play Pierce to +220, and Josh Downs at +300 or better is also worth a look in Germany this Sunday morning. If the Dolphins can hang 34 on the Falcons, the Colts should have no trouble moving the ball.at +325 over Mark Andrews at +175, and the price is a big part of it, but not everything. Likely played more snaps and saw more targets and receptions last week, while Andrews found the end zone twice — driving up his odds this week. All three Baltimore tight ends saw red-zone looks, and with an indoor matchup against a top-five matchup versus the position, this is a solid spot to target for a Week 10 touchdown. I’d play it down to +290. The Bucs are coming off the bye, but they might not be getting bodies back. Bucky Irving is still not taking contact midway through the week, and Chris Godwin was not at practice on Wednesday, with his leg issue keeping him off the field., who would be the No. 3 even if Godwin came back. The rookie led the Bucs in receptions and yards back in Week 8, where he closed at +250 for a TD. He was +700 the week before that and scored vs. Detroit and cashed a +350 TD prop in Week 6. The Patriots might also be without elite corner Christian Gonzalez, who exited in Week 9 with a head injury. I'd buy this to +275 now and to +220 if Godwin is out. . If Chubb sits, Marks could step into a full RB1 workload at home in the dome, with Davis Mills starting in place of CJ Stroud. This opened around +300 and could close near +140 if Chubb is ruled out. It’s not the easiest matchup for the offense, but opportunity outweighs everything here. Dare Ogunbowale profiles more as a pass-catching option and shouldn’t cut into early-down or red-zone carries. The only concern is the injury uncertainty with Chubb. Browns OC Tommy Rees will handle play-calling duties this weekend, and that could mean more involvement for one of the team’s best pass-catchers.thrived under Rees last year when he was the tight ends coach and pass-game specialist, and he’s in a good spot again Sunday against a weak defense in tough conditions. Njoku leads all Cleveland tight ends in red-zone targets since Week 5 with six, catching four for two touchdowns. I’m playing this at +250. Is the Panthers’ passing attack elite? No. But getting a WR1 with a 26% target share and 43% air-yard share at +190 for a touchdown in a great matchup is great value.is a bit long for a TD this week. Bryce Young is coming off a shaky performance in a game the Panthers still won as big underdogs against the Packers, and the Saints aren't Green Bay. With defenses likely keying on Dowdle, McMillan could benefit from softer coverage, especially as Carolina controls more possession with Tyler Shough’s favorite target, Rashid Shaheed, now in Seattle. Only six receivers in the league have more receptions of 10-plus yards than McMillan, and his 10 red-zone targets rank eighth among wideouts. I’d play this down to +165.’s touchdown price at +275 makes things a bit brighter. Last week, Singletary led the backfield in snaps, routes, carries, and red-zone work. Despite that, his TD odds are longer than Tyrone Tracy’s at +155 in a game that should feature plenty of running with heavy wind and rain or snow. The weather knocks this play down slightly, but with the Bears thin at receiver, Singletary is at worst the 1B to Tracy’s 1A in a favorable rushing matchup where the Giants could be playing with a neutral game script.is -120 for me — any time I can get better than that, I’m in. Last week, he opened at +110 and closed around -120 to -125, and this TD line has been as short as -165 earlier this year. Allen ran for two touchdowns and threw for another last week, marking the 47th time he’s done both in a game — a new NFL record. With the Bills using their own version of the tush push and still chasing the Patriots for the division lead, Allen isn’t in a spot to slow down. He has four touchdowns over his last two games. He’s seen 11 red-zone targets over three games with Brissett, converting four of them into touchdowns — already doubling his total from all of 2024. McBride has scored in every game Brissett has started and leads all tight ends in red-zone looks since Week 6, even after missing Week 8. His 33 targets since Week 6 rank tied for eighth in all of football, with six of the seven guys ahead of him playing an extra game. I wouldn’t play it much lower than +155, but I’m in on McBride to score in his fourth straight game at +140 or better. I want exposure to the Rams’ run game this week with the 49ers’ defense falling apart. The D-line just lost first-round rookie Mykel Williams to an ACL tear, and three starters up front are already out. On top of that, two linebackers are questionable, and Fred Warner remains sidelined., and this is the best TD price we’ve seen on him all year. He was -185 last week and played 81% of the first-half snaps. There’s a reason Blake Corum sits at +425. Plus, Puka Nakua is banged up and limited with a rib injury, which could shift more touches toward the backfield.will “see the field more moving forward” and plans to get him more involved this week against Washington. Morton added that the staff is “very pleased with his development” and plans to mix him in by giving other receivers a breather in Week 10. It could just be coach-speak, but getting any piece of this offense at +500 or better with a defined role is rare. I’ll back Morton’s word and take a shot on the rookie, who’s already flashed his upside and draws a favorable matchup. I expected this price to be much shorter given the matchup, which is one of the best spots a tight end can draw. The Steelers are allowing 6.2 catches, 73 yards, and 0.8 touchdowns per game to the position, which sets up nicely for the rookie who has 24 catches for 377 yards and two touchdowns over his last four games.The Chargers are one of the pass-heaviest teams in the league, and the indoor setting is a clear upgrade from being in Pittsburgh. With injuries on the offensive line,Shoutout to Covers’ Jason Logan for putting this TD angle on my radar for Monday night. Saquon Barkley is dealing with a groin injury, and the Tush Push might be the best way to close out Week 10. Back on May 21 at the league’s spring meetings, Packers CEO Mark Murphy called the Tush Push “bad for the game” and said it “involves no skill.” The proposal to ban it actually came from Green Bay.Two high-end RBs and two scoring QBs for Week 10, and I'm turning that $69 into four figures. I'm showing some patience with adding the MNF game to the parlay, but that's how much I'm sold on Hurts this week. 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