Anytime Touchdown Scorer Parlay Picks Week 4: 5 Anytime TD Predictions for a $3,856.94 Profit

Our anytime touchdown scorer parlay predictions for the NFL's Week 4 Sunday afternoon slate combine five picks for +38569 odds, which would turn a winning $10 bet into a $3,856.94 profit.

We're targeting some of the biggest favorites and highest Over/Unders on the schedule across our best sports betting sites to complement our NFL predictions for Week 4.

💰Anytime touchdown scorer parlay predictions: Week 4

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

• Bills, DEF (+500)
• Daniel Jones, QB, Colts (+170)
• Ricky Pearsall, WR, 49ers (+175)
• Tre Tucker, WR, Raiders (+210)
• Jake Ferguson, TE, Cowboys (+180)

Total odds: +38569 (0.26% implied win probability) | $10 bet pays $3,856.94

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🎯 Week 4 anytime touchdown scorer parlay

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Bills defense (Bills vs. Saints): +500

Saints QB Spencer Rattler has (somehow) thrown just one interception this season, but it came last week in his first road start of 2025. Highmark Stadium - with the Bills far atop the Super Bowl odds entering Week 4 - will be the toughest environment he has played in to date.

Buffalo is a 15.5-point betting favorite, calling for a pass-heavy offense for the underdogs. Expect a desperate and flustered Rattler (or Tyler Shough) to make mistakes.

- Esten McLaren

Daniel Jones, QB (Colts at Rams): +170

The Colts vs. Rams matchup appears to be a competitive game with the highest total of the week. Through three weeks, Jones has found the end zone with his feet three times. He's had seven carries inside 10 yards and four carries inside 5 yards, resulting in all three of his scores.

While running back Johnathan Taylor would seem to be the primary go-to in these situations, he's only had eight carries within the 10-yard line himself, and the Rams haven't allowed an RB to score all season. Expect the signal-caller to call his own number. 

- Andrew Reid

Ricky Pearsall, WR (49ers vs. Jaguars): +175

With George Kittle and Brandon Aiyuk out, Ricky Pearsall has taken over as the lead receiver in San Francisco. We saw his coming-out party just last week, securing eight catches for 117 yards. This was fresh after torching the Seahawks for 108 yards in Week 1. The only thing missing from his resume is a touchdown. Mac Jones has found his favorite target - look for him to find the end zone against the Jags.

- Dustin Saracini

Tre Tucker, WR (Raiders vs. Bears): +210

Tre Tucker found the end zone three times last week and leads the NFL with four receiving scores after reaching pay dirt in Week 1. So why are we catching such generous odds on another trip for six against a depleted Bears secondary? Chicago is allowing the league's second-highest explosive play catch rate (26.5%), which spells another potential scoring spree for the Raiders' speedster.

- C Jackson Cowart

Jake Ferguson, TE (Cowboys vs. Packers): +170

Jake Ferguson has been given double-digit targets the last two weeks, spiking up to a season-high 14 last week that he turned into 13 catches. He hasn’t crossed the goal line yet, but he’s accumulated 160 yards over the Cowboys’ last two games.

His target volume will surely remain high during Dallas’ first full game likely without CeeDee Lamb as the wideout nurses an ankle injury. He’ll face a Packers defense that’s given up the third-most yards to tight ends so far (215).

- Sean Tomlinson