Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions: Who finds the end zone in our 30/1 acca?

So close! My 14/1 Wildcard Weekend treble almost landed last week, so I'm hoping to go one better as we approach the Divisional Round in the world of the NFL.

Four games of offer, and plenty of drama I'm sure, so let's take a look at my Anytime Touchdown Scorer predictions for this weekend.

Josh Allen - Buffalo Bills (@ Denver Broncos) @ 10/11

I'm surprised to see Bills QB Josh Allen as big as 10/11 to be honest, as we've just watched him score two rushing touchdowns against the Jaguars last weekend - the best rushing defence in the NFL, might I add.

The Bills have been on the cusp of Super Bowl glory for a number of years but this season feels like their best shot yet, especially with their old nemesis Patrick Mahomes missing out on the play-off action for the fist time since 2018.

Nevertheless, the Bills' path to the Super Bowl lives and dies with Allen. He put in a herculean performance against Jacksonville to drag Buffalo to this stage and I suspect, we'll see more of the same against Denver.

Drake Maye - New England Patriots (vs Houston Texans) @ 3/1

Drake Maye has enjoyed a stellar campaign for the Patriots, rushing for 450 yards on 103 attempts for the regular season, as well as possessing strong red zone involvement for his side.

In New England's Wildcard Weekend win, Maye added 66 rushing yards - which was a team-high - despite not scoring, demonstrating that his legs remain a valuable weapon in the post-season.

The Texans have an elite defence, but home-field advantage could be key for the Pats here, and I think 3/1 is a cracking price for New England's young QB to get into the end zone.

Christian McCaffrey - San Francisco 49ers (@ Seattle Seahawks) @ 5/6

Christian McCaffrey is always a worthy bet when looking at anytime touchdown scorers, mainly due to his dual-threat ability. The running back is without doubt the 49ers' most explosive weapon, but he can also catch the ball effectively.

The Niners have been battling with injuries all season long, and CMC has had to carry this team on his shoulders at times. George Kittle went down with a season-ending injury in the Wildcard Weekend triumph over the Eagles, so McCaffrey will be relied upon to carry the San Francisco offence once again here.

McCaffrey scored a total of 19 touchdowns in the regular season, including 10 on the ground and nine through the air - as well as two last week against Philly. He looks a decent pick to add to our accumulator.

Kyren Williams - Los Angeles Rams (@ Chicago Bears) @ 5/4

Finally, I'm taking Kyren Williams - again.

I've backed this man multiple times in this column throughout the season, including last week and he didn't let me down, scoring in LA's 34-31 win over the Panthers.

The Rams are taking on the Bears, who have one of the worse defences in the NFL when it comes to surrendering rushing yards, so Williams should get plenty of opportunities to exploit this Chicago backline.

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