What are normal anytime touchdown odds for each position?

Is +250 a lot for a wide receiver to score? Is +150 short for a tight end? You cannot tell from a price on its own. You need to know what the rest of the league looks like at that position, the same week.

So we sorted one whole NFL week of anytime touchdown prices by role.

The table: one week, every team

Our NFL week 3 board, 415 players with an anytime touchdown price at three or more books. For each team, we ordered the players at each position by their best price, shortest first. “RB1” below is each team’s shortest-priced running back, “RB2” the next, and so on.

Implied chance is what the price says, nothing more. How that conversion works is plain arithmetic, and the prices are each player’s best across the books.

What stands out

The lead running back is the only role priced near even money. A median +110 is roughly a coin flip on the price’s own terms, and three backs were at -225 or shorter: Jahmyr Gibbs at -275, Christian McCaffrey at -235 and Derrick Henry at -225.

The top receiver and the second running back are not the same bet. A team’s WR1 was a median +212. Its RB2 was +335, priced like a WR2.

Tight ends sit a full step behind receivers. The top tight end on a team was priced like its second receiver, +340. Only two were shorter than +150: Mark Andrews at +140 and Travis Kelce at +145.

Quarterbacks are the widest spread. Josh Allen was -135 to score. The median quarterback was about +560, and the longest were +3000.

How to use this

1. Place a price before you judge it. A WR1 at +370 was the longest top receiver on the whole board that week. A tight end at +140 was the shortest. Knowing where a price sits among its peers tells you whether the book sees that player as a standard case or an outlier.
2. Then ask why. A price far outside its role’s usual range is worth explaining before you bet it: a goal-line role, a matchup, an injury. What we check before an anytime touchdown bet, in order, is in what to check before an anytime touchdown prop.
3. Then shop it. These are best prices. At a single book the same player was often much longer: the best and worst book differed by a median 13% of the payout on players at +250 or shorter. Which books paid most is in which sportsbook has the best anytime touchdown odds.

The Lab board lists every anytime touchdown price for the week’s games by book, with each player’s touchdown record beside it, so the role, the price and the history sit on one screen.

What we counted

Our board for the NFL week 3 games of 27 and 28 September 2026, prices pulled on Friday 25 September. 415 players with an anytime touchdown price at three or more books. Positions come from our roster file; 16 players we could not place on a team and position are left out. Roles are ranked within each team by best price, so they describe how the books ordered the players, not a depth chart. Medians over an even count sit between two prices, which is why two roles read “about +560”.

No sportsbook was contacted. Prices come from our own board for NFL week 3, 2026.