Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions: 8/1 four-fold for Thanksgiving weekend

Week 13 brings us some excellent match-ups on Thanksgiving week, which kicked-off last night with the Green Bay Packers' win over the Detroit Lions, followed by the Dallas Cowboys' triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs, and the Cincinnati Bengals got the better of the Baltimore Ravens.

Last week, I could only muster one-of-out-four - that 40/1 winner feels a lifetime ago now, so let's hope for an improved return this week. You can check out my Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions below.

Saquon Barkley - Philadelphia Eagles (vs Chicago Bears) @ 5/6

Firstly, I'm starting with Friday night's contest between the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears.

The Eagles haven't been anywhere near as dominant as they were during Saquon Barkley's 2000-yard season in 2024. However, the former New York Giant has produced 943 scrimmage yards and six touchdowns across his first 11 games of the season, and he'll be facing a Bears' run defence that ranks 28th in the NFL.

The Bears gave up 186 yards on the ground against the Steelers last time out, so Barkley looks a sensible pick to strike here.

Jonathan Taylor - Indianapolis Colts (vs Houston Texans) @ 2/5

Jonathan Taylor records an average of 108.8 yards per game, so he's always a decent option for any anytime touchdown scorer acca. In fact, he currently leads the NFL for touchdowns scored (17), ahead of Jahmyr Gibbs (13).

I backed the Colts star last week to score against the Kansas City Chiefs but sadly, he couldn't get into the end zone. However, that doesn't put me off backing him again here as he had 16 carries for 58 yards, as well as three receptions for 42 yards against KC.

Taylor scored three touchdowns the week prior against the Falcons, so let's hope he can get back into the scoring column on Sunday.

Davante Adams - Los Angeles Rams (@ Carolina Panthers) @ 4/6

It's getting harder to find records that Davante Adams hasn't broken. His 12 touchdown receptions leads the Los Angeles Rams and the NFL - if Adams finishes the 2025 season as the league leader in touchdown receptions, he'll become the first player in NFL history to do it for three different teams.

The former Green Bay Packer had two receiving touchdowns last week against the Buccaneers and seems to have become Matthew Stafford's go-to weapon of choice on offence. He's odds-on for a reason on Sunday, and he's on pace to create history - almost feels written in the stars this one.

Jaylen Warren - Pittsburgh Steelers (vs Buffalo Bills) @ 13/10

The Buffalo Bills have struggled against running backs this season so expect Jaylen Warren to get plenty of touches on Sunday.

The Bills gift opposing running backs 5.2 yards per carry, on average, so I'm expecting Pittsburgh to run the football over and over again. Warren had 18 carries for 68 yards and a touchdown last week - meaning he's found the end zone three times in his past four games - so let's hope for more of the same this weekend.

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