Predictions for Scoring Touchdowns in Week 3 of NFL: Find Out the Top Choices for Touchdown Prop Bets
In the third week of the NFL season, touchdown betting markets are receiving a significant amount of attention from sportsbooks. The upcoming games promise a mix of promising scorers and defensive battles.
Green Bay Packers' rookie Romeo Doubs is making a name for himself, having played 72.4% of the team's offensive snaps and seeing three red zone looks and one goal line look. He is second on the team in targets per game and is targeted on 20% of the snaps he's on the field for. With a touchdown under his belt last week, sportsbooks are betting on Doubs to score again in Week 3.
On the other hand, the Cleveland Browns are allowing the lowest number of yards per attempt (2.07) in the league, making it challenging for opposing teams to find the end zone.
Meanwhile, Houston Texans' Nico Collins leads his team in red zone looks (4 out of 9) and goal line looks (2 out of 3). Collins has been the target on 32.6% of CJ Stroud's passing attempts, indicating a strong connection between the two.
The Carolina Panthers, on the other hand, are struggling to stop the run, allowing 5.2 rushing yards per attempt, the sixth-worst in the league.
In Buffalo, James Cook has seen 11 of the team's 34 total red zone looks and three of nine goal line looks across two games. He is being bet 1.5 units to score a touchdown on TNF, a first this season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' Jaylen Warren has been a workhorse, accounting for 61% of their rushing attempts in Week 2 and seeing 58% of their snaps.
Atlanta Falcons' Tyler Allgeier is averaging 13.5 scrimmage touches per game and 38.8% of the team's total rushing attempts.
The Miami Dolphins' defense is allowing a league-worst 51.9% conversion rate on third downs and a 60% TD rate on red zone drives, making them a potential target for opposing offenses.
The Jacksonville Jaguars, despite generating average pressure on opponents' passing snaps (20.2%), gave up over 300 yards through the air to the Cincinnati Bengals, who had their backup QB in for most of the game.
The New England Patriots' defense is also struggling, allowing a touchdown on 66.7% of their opponents' red zone drives and 6.55 total net yards per play, which is second-worst in the league.
The Jaguars' defense is not the only one under scrutiny. The Dolphins' defense is allowing a league-worst 51.9% conversion rate on third downs and a 60% TD rate on red zone drives.
In the analysis of NFL anytime TD props for Week 3, five players are being bet to score a touchdown. However, no specific NFL player besides Jaylen Warren is mentioned as a favorite for a touchdown by a different bookmaker in the available search results.
These statistics and trends provide valuable insights for fans and sports bettors alike, as they navigate the exciting world of NFL betting in Week 3 of the 2025-26 season.
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