College Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions Today: Best TD Picks Week 7

With the Week 7 slate featuring massive matchups with College Football Playoff ramifications in every time slot, my college football anytime touchdown scorer predictions today focus on four of the biggest games this week as part of our college football predictions for Week 7.

My college football picks target the next first-round wide receiver out of Ohio State, Oregon's most dynamic weapon, the engine of Michigan's offense, and an underrated piece of Utah's offensive attack.

🏈 College football anytime touchdown scorer predictions today

College football anytime touchdown scorer picks for Week 7; odds subject to change.

• Carnell Tate anytime TD (+100 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
• Kenyon Sadiq anytime TD (+130 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐
• Justice Haynes to score 2+ TDs (+215 via DraftKings) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
• Wayshawn Parker anytime TD (+105 via BetMGM) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

💰 Best anytime touchdown scorer bets Week 7

Here are my favorite anytime touchdown scorer bets picks based on the best college football odds for Week 7.

🔥 Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State: Anytime TD (+100) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

As Ohio State wide receivers dominate NFL Sundays, the Buckeyes have a few more first-round talents coming down the pipeline with Carnell Tate next in line. The Buckeyes' big play threat is coming off an 183-yard performance against Minnesota and now sits top 20 in the nation in yards per route run (3.6) and contested catches (7).

Tate is poised for another splashy outing against an Illinois defense that has been torched through the air this season and will be down its top cornerback in Xavier Scott. The Fighting Illini allow the most passing yards per game in the Big Ten (252.3) and rank No. 94 in the country in EPA per pass on defense. In its two biggest games thus far against Indiana and USC, Illinois allowed a combined seven touchdown passes.

That's part of the reason why Tate's odds to score are as short as -140 at some of our other best college football betting sites, implying a 58.33% probability he'll score for the fifth time in six games this season. However, these odds at DraftKings pay a $10 profit on a $10 bet.

🔥 Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Oregon: Anytime TD (+130) ⭐⭐⭐

How lucky are we that we get to watch two Heisman Trophy odds favorites who are both in the hunt to be the first QB taken in April? Oregon's Dante Moore and Indiana's Fernando Mendoza have combined for 30 TD passes already this season, so while both teams have elite defenses, there will be plenty of touchdown opportunities, too.

My favorite play for this Big Ten heavyweight fight is backing Ducks tight end Kenyon Sadiq to score his fourth touchdown of the season. Sadiq is arguably the best tight end in the country and has seen an uptick in his usage in the Ducks' last two games. He caught a career-high six passes in the win against Penn State and will likely be a big piece of Will Stein's game plan against another top-10 opponent in the Hoosiers.

It doesn't hurt that Moore has a 153.5 NFL QB rating when targeting Sadiq this season, with the tight end catching 15 of 18 targets (83.3%). Sadiq's odds to score are as short as +100, but these odds via DraftKings pay a $13 profit on a $10 winning bet. 

🔥 Justice Haynes, RB, Michigan: To score 2+ TDs (+215) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

There's been plenty of massively impactful transfers across the country this season, and Michigan's Justice Haynes right up there with the best of them. The Alabama transfer has given the Wolverines a home run hitting threat out of the backfield to pair with their $10 million freshman QB Bryce Underwood.

Haynes, the son of former NFL running back Verron Haynes, already has nearly as many touchdowns in five games at Michigan (8) as he did in two seasons with the Crimson Tide (9). The Wolverines star ranks top 10 in the country in rushing TDs, rushing yards (654), and 15-plus-yard runs (9). That big play ability should come in handy against a USC defense that sits just No. 62 in EPA per rush.

Haynes has scored at least once in every game this season, and his price to find the end zone against the Trojans is -250. That implies a 71.43% probability he'll score at least once, but if he scores at least twice for the third time this season, a $10 bet pays a $21.50 profit

🔥 Wayshawn Parker, RB, Utah: Anytime TD (+105) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

This was supposed to be a massive Big 12 matchup after dark that would impact the College Football Playoff odds race. Instead, No. 21 Arizona State is expected to be without star QB Sam Leavitt, which is why Utah is more than a touchdown favorite. Without Leavitt, the Utes' defense should keep the Sun Devils relatively quiet and allow Utah to control this game with its rushing attack.

While New Mexico transfer Devon Dampier has been the star for Jason Beck's offense at Utah, fellow transfer Wayshawn Parker has been a splashy addition, too. The Washington State transfer should see plenty of work in a game that could see the Utes not needing to go to the air much. 

Parker's explosive running style could expose an Arizona State defense that's No. 112 in EPA per rush - he leads the team in yards from scrimmage (371), 10-plus-yard runs (8), and total touchdowns (5). And if he scores, a $10 bet pays a $10.50 profit.

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