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New York Jets wide receiver Davante Adams eludes a defender as we make our anytime touchdown scorer parlay for Week 8.
New York Jets wide receiver Davante Adams eludes a defender. Photo Credit: Barry Reeger-Imagn Images.

Few things are more enjoyable on an NFL Sunday than kicking back to RedZone with a touchdown parlay in hand (on your phone).

Our betting experts have been scouring the odds from our NFL prop betting sites for this week's full 14-game slate to come up with their anytime touchdown scorer predictions, all at plus-money odds.

Boost the excitement - and the profits - of your NFL Week 8 predictions by following along.

Touchdown parlay odds: Week 8

Odds via FanDuel - one of our best NFL parlay betting sites - and subject to change.

  • David Njoku, Browns, TE (+320 vs. Ravens)
  • DeVonta Smith, Eagles, WR (+210 at Bengals)
  • Davante Adams, Jets, WR (+125 at Patriots)
  • DeAndre Hopkins, Chiefs, WR (+200 at Raiders)

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Week 8 anytime touchdown parlay picks

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David Njoku (+320)

Someone has to catch passes for the Browns, in theory. Touchdown passes even, and a significant target vacuum in Amari Cooper is gone now after receiving 53 targets over six games with the Browns this season.

Njoku paced the Browns with a 26.9% target share during Cleveland's first game this season without Cooper last week, getting a whopping 14 looks and turning that into 10 grabs for 76 yards and a touchdown. Many of those targets came from Jameis Winston, who seems in line to start now. Even the 2024 version of Winston is a passing upgrade over the injured Deshaun Watson, and Njoku stands to benefit.

Of course, it doesn't hurt that Njoku will also be up against the Baltimore Ravens' feeble pass defense that's ranked last while allowing 287.1 yards per game, and a league-worst 536 yards overall to tight ends.

Best odds:  | Implied probability: 23.81%

- Sean Tomlinson

DeVonta Smith (+210)

Smith's numbers from last week (two targets, one reception, negative-2 yards) are enough to make anyone cringe. But that shouldn't be considered the norm, as there was just no reason to push the play in a blowout victory over the Giants.

QB Jalen Hurts registered only 114 passing yards (a season low) last week against New York. But you've got to believe the Eagles will need to lean more on their offensive weapons during a more competitive game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

Cincinnati's defensive numbers are a little inflated this season from a schedule featuring several soft offensive opponents (Patriots, Panthers, Giants, and Browns) through the first seven weeks. But a few more proficient squads in Washington and Baltimore have torched Cincy too.

The Eagles should find paydirt a few times on Sunday. The +210 odds for Smith to be involved reflect a fair 32.26% implied win probability.

Best odds:  | Implied probability: 32.26%

- Andrew Reid

Davante Adams (+125)

Adams drew nine targets In his first game back with BFF Aaron Rodgers, which tied him for the most on the team with Breece Hall and Garrett Wilson. We could see Rodgers force the ball to his former Green Bay Packers teammate even more in their second game back together.

The New England Patriots' secondary is pretty terrible outside of Christian Gonzalez, and he can't cover both Wilson and Adams. It remains to be seen whether the Patriots will ask Gonzalez to shadow one of the two receivers or simply focus on the wideout who lines up on the outside.

Regardless, New England represents a favorable matchup for wide receivers in general, as it ranks 20th against the position in fantasy. Adams enters this contest with the fifth-highest receiving touchdown projection in the league as a result.

Best odds:  | Implied probability: 44.05%

- Andrew Brennan

DeAndre Hopkins (+200)

Sure, Hopkins hasn't logged a full week with his new team. He likely doesn't know the full playbook and may not yet possess the telepathic connection to QB Patrick Mahomes that pretty much everyone but Kadarius Toney has been able to establish over the years.

The 32-year-old former All-Pro also sits at just 15 receptions for 173 yards and one touchdown through six games with the Tennessee Titans, including a single catch for negative-2 yards last week. But that's a real chicken vs. egg situation with QB Will Levis when looking at who was the problem in the Music City.

Hopkins is now walking into the Chiefs' struggling passing offense as the No. 1 option for Mahomes. What better way to initiate him than against the Las Vegas Raiders with the Chiefs listed as 9.5-point road favorites?

We saw Amari Cooper score almost immediately in his debut with the Buffalo Bills last week. Mahomes will want to make similar use of his new toy to keep pace with his perennial NFL MVP odds rival, Josh Allen.

Best odds:  | Implied probability: 33.33%

- Esten McLaren

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