Which sportsbook has the best anytime touchdown odds?

Anytime touchdown has no under. You are backing a player to score, the price is all there is, and on our board it moved far more from book to book than the yardage props did: a median 13% of the payout between the best and worst book on players at +250 or shorter, against about 2% on receiving yards.

So we counted it. Every anytime touchdown price on our NFL week 3 board, across 14 books, and which book was highest on each player.

The count: 14 books, 415 players

Sunday and Monday’s week 3 games, prices pulled on Friday morning. For each player, we took every book quoting an anytime touchdown price and marked the highest payout. A tie counts for every tied book, which is why the counts add up to more than 415.

Nobody wins this market. The highest rate, BetMGM’s, was about one player in four, and the book with the most best prices, Fanatics, was best on 97 of the 397 it priced. Rate and count point at different books because they did not price the same number of players. Caesars priced almost every player on the board and was the best price on three of them.

Note on bet365: its prices on our board are read from its Ontario app. Its prices in a US state can differ, so read its row as a guide rather than as your price.

What the gap is worth on a real bet

A percentage is abstract, so here are the stars. Same player, same bet, same Friday: most books’ prices from 10:11 a.m. Eastern, bet365’s read later that day.

DraftKings and FanDuel sat between the best and worst on every one of these. DraftKings: Jefferson +145, Lamar +200, Chase +115, Kelce +130, Lamb +110, Achane +110, Allen -135 (tied for best), Gibbs -330. FanDuel, same order: +150, +200, +115, +130, +115, +110, -140, -350.

Take Jefferson. $100 at +160 returns $260 if he scores. $100 at +120 returns $220. Same touchdown, $40 apart.

Across the board, for the 79 players priced +250 or shorter at their best book, the best price paid a median of about $30 more per $100 than the worst. Count only the major regulated books and it is still $25.

On longer shots the dollar gap is far bigger, because the prices are: across all 415 players the median was $200 per $100. The typical player on the board was quoted by 14 books, so there was almost always something to compare.

Three books, one price

betPARX, Bally Bet and BetRivers posted the identical anytime touchdown price on 393 of the 402 players all three priced. On this market, holding all three is close to holding one of them. When you are deciding which accounts to keep, count them once.

The best book depends on the market

The same board tells a different story one market over. DraftKings, mid-table here at 17.9%, was the best price on 75% of the receiving yards sides it quoted. A book can lead one prop market and sit mid-table in the next.

We found the same flip on baseball: the book that leads football yardage had the best home run price on none of the rows it quoted. The full per-market table is in which sportsbook has the best player prop odds.

The same player can also be bet at numbers other than the main line, at prices that move with the number: what alt lines are and how they are priced.

How to use this on Sunday

1. Price the player at three books minimum. The leader on our count was best on about a quarter of players, so no single account covers you.
2. Look hardest at your short-priced favourites. The dollar gap is real even at -135, where Josh Allen ranged from -135 to -200.
3. Then do the football work. A better price does not change who gets the red zone touches. What we check, in order, is in what to check before an anytime touchdown prop.

The Lab board lists every anytime touchdown price by book for this week’s games, with each player’s touchdown history beside it. To see one player’s prices side by side, open his page, for example Justin Jefferson’s anytime touchdown prices.

What we counted

Our board for the NFL week 3 games of 27 and 28 September 2026, prices pulled on Friday 25 September: most books at 10:11 a.m. Eastern, bet365 through the day. 415 players had an anytime touchdown price at three or more books, and the median player was priced by 14.

For each player we marked the book with the highest decimal odds. Hard Rock Bet’s Florida listing is counted once, with Hard Rock Bet. No model, no projection and no fair value is involved. It is a count of who paid the most.

Prices move between Friday and kickoff, so treat this as the shape of the market on one morning, not a price list for yours. The count gets rerun on a new board rather than edited.

No affiliate links, no referral codes, and no sportsbook was contacted. Numbers come from our own board for NFL week 3, 2026.