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Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris runs the ball as we offer our touchdown parlay for Week 5
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Najee Harris runs the ball. Photo Credit: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images.

Nothing beats the thrill of following along with an anytime touchdown parlay during an NFL Sunday. Kick back on the couch, turn on Red Zone, and wait to count up those green checkmarks.

Our NFL betting experts have put out a full array of NFL Week 5 predictions covering this week's marquee games. The action will start bright and early Sunday morning with Mike Spector's Jets vs. Vikings prediction for the first London game of the season.

But the real fun starts with the afternoon slate. Get ready for the quad-box on NFL Red Zone once your anytime touchdown scorer predictions get inside the 20-yard line.

Our experts are zeroing in on the Sunday Night Football odds as the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Dallas Cowboys to end Sunday's 12-game schedule.

Touchdown parlay odds: Sunday Night Football

Odds via FanDuel and subject to change.

  • Najee Harris, Steelers, RB (-105 vs. Cowboys)
  • Jake Ferguson, Cowboys, TE (+300 at Steelers)
  • Justin Fields, Steelers, QB (+145 vs. Cowboys)

Total odds: +1659 (5.69% implied probability) |

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Week 5 anytime touchdown parlay picks

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Najee Harris (-105)

Harris has yet to score a touchdown this season, but it hasn't been due to a lack of volume. The running back has registered more than 15 touches in every game so far. And following a tough matchup with the Indianapolis Colts, Harris gets the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday Night Football.

The Colts have allowed only one touchdown to a running back this season, and that was to Joe Mixon in Week 1. Even when the Green Bay Packers ran the ball roughly 100 times in Week 2, no running back scored on Indy.

Meanwhile, the Cowboys have allowed a whopping six TDs to running backs through four games. Back Harris to add to that total at these even-money odds.

Best odds: -105 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 51.22%

Jake Ferguson (+300)

We're heading back to Sunday Night Football to target a tight end in the Cowboys vs. Steelers game. Ferguson is yet to find the end zone this year but has put together a couple of effective games in a row since returning from an injury suffered in Week 1.

He caught all seven of his targets last week against the New York Giants while gaining 49 yards. The week before he hauled in six of 11 targets for 95 yards. Dallas' WR2, Brandin Cooks, has already been ruled out for Week 5, which may present additional opportunities for the active tight end.

On paper, Pittsburgh doesn't look like it's particularly weak against tight ends. While the Steelers have allowed two scores to the position, they've given up only 95 yards. But it's all about context.

The list of TEs they've faced isn't particularly impressive. The team has also opposed numerous QBs in subpar situations, such as Kirk Cousins in his first start after a season-ending injury last year, and Bo Nix in his second career start.

The Steelers also feature a tough run defense and a decent pass rush. They should force Dallas to look to more short-range throws, which will only benefit Ferguson.

Best odds: +300 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 25%

Justin Fields (+145)

For all his failings as a passer so far in his career, no one has ever doubted Fields' athleticism. He's recorded 600-plus rushing yards in each of the past two years, including 1,143 in 2022. That continually puts him in a position to score on the ground.

He's already done that three times through four games during his debut season with the Steelers, nearly matching his total of four over 13 outings last year.

All of those scores have come over the past two weeks as well. Now Fields gets to face a Cowboys rush defense that's getting torn apart (ranks 27th at 145.8 yards allowed per game), and has been susceptible to mobile quarterbacks along the way. The Cowboys have surrendered the sixth-most rushing yards to QBs (127).

Best odds: +145 via FanDuel | Implied probability: 40.82%

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