Anytime Touchdown Scorer Parlay Picks: Wild Card Weekend TD Parlay Pays $1,640

It's NFL Wild Card Weekend, as the NFL playoffs kick off on Saturday. The first round runs through Monday, but we're targeting the early slate with an anytime touchdown scorer parlay the pays a $1,640 profit on a winning $10 bet with +16403 odds via FanDuel.

Our NFL experts are eyeing two players from Packers vs. Bears, and one each from the Rams, Jaguars, and Eagles. Let's make some money with our NFL playoff predictions.

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Blake Corum, RB, Rams (vs. Panthers): +195

Sean Tomlinson: Blake Corum doesn't need a lopsided affair to get touches. He steadily earned more late in the season, including scoring five times across a four-game span, and posting 128 rushing yards in Week 13. He's consistently churning out chunk gains while averaging 5.1 yards per carry, and the tailback has been a goal-line beast while scoring four of his TDs on nine touches inside the 5-yard line.

A.J. Brown, WR, Eagles (vs. 49ers): +150

C Jackson Cowart: Since he started pouting about his target share midseason, Brown has been a featured focus of this Eagles offense with 91 yards per game and four touchdowns over his final six contests. While I expect Philly to run roughshod on this depleted 49ers front, the Niners are also reeling on the back end and may need to commit extra resources to stop Saquon Barkley, too. If Brown gets a 1-on-1 matchup in a key spot, he's going for six.

Christian Watson, WR, Packers (at. Bears): +170

Andrew Reid: Watson's shortened season (10 games) still resulted in six touchdown catches, and two came in one game against the Bears. While the wideout had a bad game against Chicago last time they met, he had Malik Willis under center for more than half the game. Watson has been converting at a high percentage of a routinely lofty target share, and Chicago is a great matchup for opposing wideouts to find pay dirt.

D'Andre Swift, RB, Bears (vs. Packers): +160

Dustin Saracini: Without the services of Micah Parsons, Green Bay has allowed the most rushing yards per game over the last three weeks (198 rushing yards per contest). Yes, this bodes extremely well for D'Andre Swift, who, despite the emergence of Kyle Monangai, is still taking the lion's share of the workload in Chicago's backfield. The Packers come into Saturday with the 21st-ranked red-zone defense - expect Swift to hit pay dirt and collect his 11th touchdown of the season.

Brian Thomas Jr., WR, Jaguars (vs. Bills): +230

Esten McLaren: The Jaguars are a short 1.5-point underdog at home against the Bills after winning the AFC South title with a 13-4 record. Though Brian Thomas Jr. ceded some playing time to Jakobi Meyers and Parker Washington down the stretch, his 14.7 yards per reception this year matched his rookie season, and I'm expecting QBs Trevor Lawrence and Josh Allen to trade deep shots and heroic plays late into the game.

The 51.5-point Over/Under is the highest betting total of the week, and this game is tied (with Packers vs. Bears) for the tightest spread.

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