JutPicks grabbed Matthew Golden at +250 for an anytime score, noting that Green Bay’s Week 1 blowout limited Jordan Love to just 22 pass attempts while Josh Jacobs soaked up 20 touches. If Thursday’s 48.5-point total proves accurate and the Packers fall behind, the rookie’s 47% snap share from the opener should climb. Even on only two Week 1 targets, Golden saw valuable perimeter routes and figures to leapfrog veterans for red-zone fades in a pass-heavier game script. With Washington’s secondary surrendering multiple explosive plays to Arizona last week, JutPicks believes the athletic rookie is live for his first NFL touchdown.

JutPicks backed Deebo Samuel at +190 to find the paint on Thursday night. He pointed out that Green Bay’s front just held Detroit to 46 rushing yards on 22 attempts, making a traditional ground attack a tough sell for Washington. With Austin Ekeler banged up and only rookie Jacory Croskey-Merritt behind him, JutPicks expects Eric Bieniemy to dial up Samuel’s trademark jet-sweep and screen packages, especially inside the 20. The wideout commanded 9 targets and pulled in 7 receptions in Week 1, a clear sign the offense already funnels touches his way. Add in the game’s lofty 48.5 total and the implied need for creative short-yardage solutions, and Samuel’s hybrid usage profile becomes JutPicks’ favorite anytime TD angle.