Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions: 14/1 treble for Wildcard Weekend

 I could only muster a measly none-out-of-four last week to round off the NFL regular season, so let's hope my form picks up at the right time.

This weekend marks the Wildcard Round six games to enjoy, and I've picked out a 14/1 treble for the occasion. Read on for my Anytime Touchdown Scorer predictions.

Kyren Williams - Los Angeles Rams (@ Carolina Panthers) @ 8/11

The Rams have been an offensive juggernaut for most of the campaign, although their attack has spluttered over final few weeks of the regular season.

One constant, though, has been the output of running back Kyren Williams - he leads the Rams in rushing yards (1,252) and rushing touchdowns (10).

Williams has a favourable match-up this weekend, as he faces off against a Panthers defence that have allowed 20 rushing touchdowns during the regular season - only six teams have shipped more.

Romeo Doubs - Green Bay Packers (@ Chicago Bears) @ 9/4

The Packers' wildcard opponent will be their fierce NFC North rivals the Chicago Bears - what a belting game this should be.

Green Bay's season took a turn for the worst in Week 15, when Micah Parsons suffered a torn ACL against the Broncos. Their defence has suffered since then, losing games against the Bears, Ravens and Vikings.

However, they still know how to put up points. Jordan Love has been one of the most efficient QBs in the league this season, and he tends to look towards Romeo Doubs, particularly near the red zone - Doubs actually leads the Packers in red zone targets.

In addition, Doubs leads the team in receiving yards, and receiving touchdowns (six along with Christian Watson and Tucker Kraft). If the Packers can get into promising scoring positions at Soldier Field, expect Doubs to convert one of those chances.

Trevor Lawrence - Jacksonville Jaguars (vs Buffalo Bills) @ 7/4

Jags QB Trevor Lawrence has just enjoyed the best rushing regular season of his career so far.

His nine rushing touchdowns in 2025 nearly doubled his previous career-high and he also set a personal best in rushing yards. In fact, Lawrence had as many carries inside the five-yard line this season as Jahmyr Gibbs and Saquon Barkley - yes, two of the best running backs in the league.

Lawrence was third in the NFL in red-zone rushing attempts behind Josh Allen and Jalen Hurts, arguably the two best scrambling quarterbacks in the NFL along with Lamar Jackson.

The Bills have given up a whopping 2,315 rushing yards during the regular season - only the Jets, Commanders, Giants and Bengals have surrendered more - so Lawrence should have room to work his magic here.

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