For his second TD dart, JutPicks took rookie Jayden Higgins at +525. He explained that Houston’s defense has allowed the fourth-fewest touchdowns, discouraging another Bills receiver bet, so he pivoted to the Texans side. Higgins is logging the second-most snaps among Houston wideouts behind slot-man Nico Collins, and Christian Kirk’s increased usage has not dented Higgins’ playing time. The tout highlighted Higgins’ improving route-win rate and separation metrics as the season progresses. With Davis Mills back under center and the Texans projected to trail, a negative game script should push pass volume north, giving Higgins several high-leverage targets, including in the red zone. JutPicks therefore sees substantial value at longer than +500 for a wideout embedded in the full-time rotation whose individual efficiency trends are heading upward.

JutPicks backed Keon Coleman for an anytime touchdown at +400. He pointed out that Coleman was benched last week for missing a team meeting, yet Buffalo may have no choice but to put him right back into a full-time boundary role on Thursday because Mecole Hardman, Curtis Samuel and Dalton Kincaid have already been ruled out. With the pass-catcher room depleted, Buffalo is down to Tyrell Shavers and Gabe Davis on the outside—Shavers just logged 4-90-1 in extended action. JutPicks noted Josh Allen’s red-hot goal-line dominance (three rushing TDs plus two passing scores to his running backs in Week 11) and argued that the offense will still create plenty of red-zone chances. Given the vacuum of targets and Coleman’s fit as a perimeter jump-ball threat, the analyst believes +400 is mis-priced for a player who could see an immediate spike in snaps and end-zone looks.

JutPicks recommended Jacory Croskey-Merritt at +200 (BetMGM) for an anytime touchdown despite Washington entering as double-digit road underdogs. With Jayden Daniels sidelined and Marcus Mariota set to start, he expects a negative game script that forces Washington to lean on the run in an attempt to slow the game. Although Terry McLaurin and Deebo Samuel return, JutPicks noted Mariota’s track record does little for the passing attack and makes Zach Ertz unappealing. Instead, Washington’s best chance to score is through their lead back. Croskey-Merritt’s role as the primary runner, coupled with the vulnerability of Kansas City’s defense to power looks near the goal line, offers what JutPicks sees as strong value at +200.

JutPicks backed Isiah Pacheco to score an anytime touchdown at +200 on FanDuel. He acknowledged the Chiefs’ ground attack has been an afterthought through seven games—Pacheco and Kareem Hunt have not forced defenses to respect the run while rookie Brashard Smith has flashed mainly as a receiver. Even so, Kansas City’s offense is now at full strength, their implied team total is just under 30 points, and Pacheco is coming off two solid outings that included a touchdown against Las Vegas. With the Commanders missing quarterback Jayden Daniels and likely unable to keep pace, JutPicks expects plenty of red-zone chances and believes the combination of recent form and high team total makes +200 a worthwhile wager.

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.