NFL Touchdown Predictions: The Best Week 8 TD Bets for Sunday

Let’s break down the best anytime TD bets for Sunday. We have a little star power and a changing backfield on the Week 8 NFL touchdown betting card.

We’re headed into November, so let’s cut to the chase and get into my favorite Week 8 touchdown bets at Hard Rock Bet Sportsbook.

The Best NFL Touchdown Bets for Week 8

• Ja’Marr Chase -125 Anytime TD
• Amon-Ra St. Brown +120 Anytime TD
• Jonah Coleman +165 Anytime TD

All referenced odds are subject to change.

Week 8 Touchdown Pick: Ja’Marr Chase (-125)

Ja’Marr Chase gets Tennessee this week, and I’m comfortable laying a little juice.

As long as Chase stays healthy, I expect his involvement to look much more like the workload we are accustomed to seeing. His current 20.5% target rate is not where I would expect an alpha receiver of this caliber to finish over a full season.

I would be surprised if that number were not pushing 30% by the end of 2026. That is a projection, not a reason to assume every missing target arrives Sunday, but I do think there is room for his opportunity to grow.

Tennessee is a pretty inviting opponent for that process.

The Titans were struggling defensively before trading Jeffery Simmons. Removing him from the equation does not make Joe Burrow’s assignment more difficult.

If Burrow has time to operate, this secondary has a serious problem. Chase can turn a routine opportunity into a touchdown without needing Cincinnati to work its way to the goal line first.

We aren’t getting a big payout at -130. But we’re getting an elite receiver against a vulnerable defense, with a quarterback who should have opportunities to find him.

I’ll take Chase to score. It’s possible the Bengals post a 40-spot on the lifeless Titans.

Sunday TD Prediction: Amon-Ra St. Brown (+120)

Brian Flores is going to bring pressure. That’s not exactly breaking news.

The question is whether Detroit has someone who can make Minnesota pay for it, and Amon-Ra St. Brown is a pretty good answer.

St. Brown has historically performed well against the blitz and against Flores’ defense. His ability to move around the formation, including into the slot, gives Detroit an option for getting the ball out quickly when the heat arrives.

That makes the matchup interesting before we even get to his scoring-area workload.

St. Brown has a 29% target share and a 32% air-yard share. He is the featured receiver, not someone waiting around for a favorable coverage bust to get involved.

Then there are the red-zone targets.

He has 15 targets inside the 20-yard line, seven more than any teammate. That ranks second in the NFL, just one behind Trey McBride.

Those are substantial opportunities for a receiver we can still get at plus money. Of course, pressure can disrupt a play before any of that matters. But St. Brown’s alignment flexibility and established success against these looks give Detroit ways to respond.

In a game that should offer some scoring, +120 is a price I’m happy to take.

Week 8 TD Prop: Jonah Coleman (+165)

We might be watching the beginning of a backfield shift in Denver.

Jonah Coleman returned last week and immediately led the Broncos’ running backs in touches. After a month away with an ankle injury, he handled nine carries and caught two passes. That is an encouraging first step back into the offense.

Then Friday brought another important development: RJ Harvey was ruled out against Kansas City, leaving Coleman and J.K. Dobbins positioned to handle more work.

That doesn’t mean Coleman suddenly gets every touch. Dobbins remains part of the equation, and I’m not going to pretend Denver has announced an uncontested workhorse.

But Coleman’s return already brought meaningful involvement. Now there is one fewer player competing for backfield opportunities.

Denver invested draft capital in Coleman for a reason. My expectation is that his involvement continues to grow as the second half of the season unfolds.

At +165, I’m willing to get involved before that potential role becomes fully established.

Good luck with all of your Week 8 touchdown bets! Play responsibly, especially with these longer-odds props — keep the speculative plays appropriately sized.