Anytime Touchdown Scorer Parlay Picks Today: 5 Anytime TD Predictions for a $3,485.17 Profit

We're in the final third of the 2025 regular season, so let's cash our anytime touchdown scorer parlay picks and begin to pad our bankrolls even more heading into the NFL playoffs. This week's five-leg parlay combines five TD picks into total odds of +34851, and would turn a winning $10 bet into a $3,485.17 profit.

What a way to celebrate the holiday season!

💰 Anytime touchdown scorer parlay predictions: NFL Week 13

NFL touchdown prop odds via FanDuel - one of our best NFL parlay betting sites - and subject to change.

🙌 Best TD picks Week 13

Brian Thomas Jr., WR, Jaguars (vs. Titans): +200

Andrew Reid: Look, it's been a tough season for the sophomore - to say the absolute least. Drops have been a significant issue in the wideout's second year, and finding the end zone has not been a frequent occurrence (despite notching 10 scores as a rookie). Thomas has missed the Jags' last three games, but they'll want to get their alpha wide receiver (which I guess he sort of still is) involved immediately as they try to keep their playoff push going. The Titans have been allowing teams' top wideouts to score with regularity, so this is a good spot for Thomas to get the second half of his season off to a good start.

Kayshon Boutte, WR, Patriots (vs. Giants): +240

Sean Tomlinson: Yes, Kayshon Boutte produced a dud last week with just 15 yards on two catches. But make yourself look past that, as he was returning from a two-week injury-induced absence. He had scored four times across three games prior to dealing with a hamstring issue and exiting early in Week 9.

Now he gets to take that touchdown effectiveness against a poor and 23rd-ranked New York Giants secondary. Even better, the unit has been especially generous to wide receivers this season while allowing 12 touchdowns to the position (tied for eighth-worst), 2,002 yards (second-worst), and 149 catches (tied for third-worst).

Tyler Allgeier, RB, Falcons (vs. Jets): +185

Dustin Saracini: The ultimate vulture. Bijan Robinson fantasy owners know exactly what I'm talking about. Despite playing second fiddle to one of the best running backs in the game, Allgeier still has seven touchdowns to his name. The Jets are a bottom-10 run defense, which means the key to winning this game for the Falcons will be keeping the ball on the ground. And if that's the case, expect Allgeier to find himself in the end zone before the game is over.

Darnell Mooney, WR, Falcons (at Jets): +250

Esten McLaren: Barring another injury, the Falcons will finish out the season with Kirk Cousins - the $200 million man - under center. That's great news for Darnell Mooney, and not many others on the team or in the fanbase. After being held out of the end zone through his first seven games of the season, Mooney caught all three of his targets for 74 yards and his sixth touchdown with the Falcons last week - Cousins' first start of the campaign. Expect the duo to keep it rolling against this disinterested Jets defense.

Keenan Allen, WR, Chargers (vs. Raiders): +230

C Jackson Cowart: Keenan Allen scored in each of his first three games - including a Week 2 win over the Raiders - and again in Week 7, but he's been held out of the end zone in four straight contests amid a challenging stretch for the Chargers' passing offense as a whole. He's still drawn five-plus targets in every game this year, though, and accounted for 53 of Justin Herbert's 81 yards last week. After a bye week to get right, I expect Los Angeles' offense to focus on quick passes to help mitigate their offensive line woes, which (literally) plays right into Allen's hands. The Raiders are tied for the fifth-most TDs allowed to opposing wideouts (13), and I love these odds on Allen taking advantage today.