If you're a fan of betting on anytime touchdown scorer odds, you know that Jalen Hurts and Josh Allen have been profitable all season.
Two of the NFL's best quarterbacks get together on Sunday when the Bills and Eagles square off at Lincoln Financial Field.
Let's get to our favorite NFL Week 12 ATTD props and first touchdown scorer odds for Sunday's games.
Touchdown scorer odds & props for NFL Week 12
Here are the best TD scorer props and picks for NFL Week 12's Sunday games.
Josh Allen anytime TD scorer vs. Eagles
The Bills are coming off a much needed 32-6 win over the Jets. Allen failed to find the end zone after scoring a rushing TD in four consecutive games prior to that.
Much has been made about his interceptions (12) this season, but Allen has produced a team-high seven touchdowns with his legs. He's at his best when protection breaks down, and the Eagles should bring plenty of pressure.
This is too nice of a price not to play Allen as an ATTD scorer on Sunday.
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Jalen Hurts first TD scorer odds vs. Bills
Hurts enjoyed his second two-TD game of the season in a 21-17 win over the Chiefs last week. There's a lot of talk about the "tush push" and whether it should be banned, but Hurts will be the primary beneficiary until that comes to pass. Nobody executes it better than Philadelphia.
Hurts has scored a touchdown in five of his last six games. That's reflected in his odds as an ATTD scorer in this game (). Consider betting on Hurts to be the first TD scorer at much better odds.
Joe Mixon ATTD scorer odds vs. Steelers
With Joe Burrow (wrist) done for the year, Cincinnati needs to get more out of its rushing attack. Mixon has cashed as an anytime TD scorer in four straight games.
In last week's 34-20 loss to the Ravens, Mixon scored his first receiving TD of the season. We like his chances to find the end zone again in this AFC North rivalry game on Sunday.
A.J. Brown anytime touchdown scorer vs. Bills
Brown was held to one catch for eight yards in the 21-17 win over Kansas City. He showed his frustration and got into it with QB Jalen Hurts on the sideline after an interception by the Chiefs.
AJ Brown and Jalen Hurts were having an animated conversation after the interception. AJ has said they challenge each other and are very open and direct with each other
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) November 21, 2023
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Brown had scored in three straight games heading into the Super Bowl rematch, and we're expecting a big bounce back here against the Bills with Hurts looking his way early and often.
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