Week 8 brings several anytime touchdown props worth targeting, along with an eight-leg parlay offering a potentially massive payday. Baltimore’s Zay Flowers is coming off a big performance and draws a favorable matchup against Buffalo’s struggling secondary. Detroit’s Amon-Ra St. Brown has scored five touchdowns this season and could thrive against Minnesota’s blitz-heavy defense. Meanwhile, Cincinnati’s Chase Brown faces a vulnerable Tennessee run defense, giving these three playmakers some intriguing opportunities to find the end zone Sunday.
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Baltimore Ravens WR Zay Flowers Anytime TD (+130)
Flowers remains Baltimore’s top receiving threat, recording 40 catches for 608 yards and three touchdowns through six games. He’s coming off an eight-catch, 137-yard performance against Cincinnati that included a touchdown. With Lamar Jackson expected back, Flowers draws a favorable matchup against a Buffalo defense allowing 285.8 passing yards per game and an NFL-high 11 touchdowns to wide receivers. A potentially high-scoring matchup should give Flowers plenty of opportunities Sunday.
Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown Anytime TD (+125)
St. Brown has been Jared Goff’s go-to target, recording 46 catches for 525 yards and five touchdowns through six games. Minnesota’s blitz-heavy defense plays right into his strengths, as he’s scored three touchdowns against the blitz this season. Detroit averages 30.7 points per game, providing plenty of scoring opportunities. With St. Brown cleared from the injury report, expect Goff to look his way early and often, especially near the goal line Sunday.
Cincinnati Bengals RB Chase Brown Anytime TD (-165)
Brown has regained control of Cincinnati’s backfield, playing 74.5% of the snaps in Week 7. Tennessee presents a favorable matchup, allowing 131.1 rushing yards per game and nine rushing touchdowns this season. The Titans also traded defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons, potentially weakening their run defense. With Cincinnati averaging 27.2 points per game and entering as a heavy favorite, Brown should see plenty of opportunities near the goal line Sunday.
Eight-Leg Parlay
