Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions: 15/1 festive four-fold for Week 15

A solid return of three-out-of-four last week - we just needed a touchdown from Terry McLaurin but sadly the Commanders couldn't get into the end zone at all against the Vikings.

Nevertheless, we're into Week 15 now - the regular season is flying by and it'll be Super Bowl LX before we know it. You can find my Anytime Touchdown Scorer predictions below.

Chase Brown - Cincinnati Bengals (vs Baltimore Ravens) @ 6/4

I backed Chase Brown last week and he didn't let me down, scoring two touchdowns in the Bengals' defeat to the Bills.

Brown has at least 15 touches in six straight games and appears to be Joe Burrow's go-to option in the offence. The Bengals are averaging over 35 points-per-game in Burrow's two games back, and should have no trouble putting up the points against a brutal Ravens defence.

The 25-year-old has 29 red zone touches this season so he looks a sensible option to get into the end zone in Week 15.

Christian Watson - Green Bay Packers (vs Denver Broncos) @ 2/1

Christian Watson was excellent for the Packers in their NFC North showdown against the Bears last week, scoring two touchdowns, and catching all four targets for 89 yards.

With the return of Jayden Reed and Matthew Golden, Watson's involvement has gone down but what I like about the wide receiver is that he doesn't need a lot of targets to produce. The big question mark against the 26-year-old is injuries after returning from an ACL tear in October, but despite missing the first seven games of the regular season, he's on pace for a career-year.

Watson's form also helps the Packers mitigate the loss of Tucker Kraft, who's out for the season, so I think he cause the Broncos some problems on Sunday.

Christian McCaffrey - San Francisco 49ers (vs Tennessee Titans) @ 3/10

Since Brock Purdy's return from injury, Christian McCaffrey has been able to find some form.

In fact, McCaffrey is on pace to record 1,110 rushing yards and 1,054 receiving yards - only three players in NFL history have done that in the same season. No one has ever posted 1,050 yards in each category — McCaffrey would be the first.

He scored in the 49ers' win over the Browns before their bye week last week, so the running back should be rested and raring to go against Titans defence that ranks well below league average in run defence line yards.

Puka Nacua - Los Angeles Rams (vs Detroit Lions) @ 8/11

Puka Nacua is part of one of the most formidable offences in the league, and there's a reason the Rams are 4/1 Super Bowl favourites with Betfred at the time of writing.

Matthew Stafford is playing at an MVP level, and Nacua has benefitted greatly - he was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week for Week 14 as the 24-year-old had seven catches for 167 yards and two touchdowns in LA's 45-17 road win over the Cardinals last week.

It was the fifth time in his career that he's had at least 160 receiving yards and a touchdown, so I'm expecting him to build on that performance this week against Detroit.

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