Mike Clay’s top 20 predicted anytime TD scorers for Week 11
Who will score a touchdown this week? Whether you intend to make an anytime TD bet, are setting a DFS lineup or simply enjoy peering into a crystal ball, we have a prediction for you. There are projections every game, every week for ESPN’s fantasy football players, and that includes a probability that a player will take the ball into the end zone. Here are the top 20 predicted scorers for Week 11. For the latest odds on these and all other player props, go to ESPN BET
Derrick Henry, BAL, RB (vs. PIT) – 80% (-220)
Kareem Hunt, KC, RB (vs. BUF) – 73% (-130)
Joe Mixon, HOU, RB (vs. DAL) – 72% (-250)
Jalen Hurts, PHI, QB (vs. WAS) – 69% (-115)
David Montgomery, DET, RB (vs. JAX) – 67% (-160)
Christian McCaffrey, SF, RB (vs. SEA) – 67% (-275)
Jahmyr Gibbs, DET, RB (vs. JAX) – 61% (-140)
Kyren Williams, LAR, RB (vs. NE) – 60% (-250)
J.K. Dobbins, LAC, RB (vs. CIN) – 60% (-140)
De’Von Achane, MIA, RB (vs. LV) – 59% (-170)
Jonathan Taylor, IND, RB (vs. NYJ) – 57% (-130)
Bijan Robinson, ATL, RB (vs. DEN) – 56% (-120)
Saquon Barkley, PHI, RB (vs. WAS) – 55% (-200)
James Cook, BUF, RB (vs. KC) – 55% (-110)
Brian Robinson Jr., WAS, RB (vs. PHI) – 52% (+125)
Rhamondre Stevenson, NE, RB (vs. LAR) – 52% (even)
Najee Harris, PIT, RB (vs. BAL) – 50% (+105)
Kenneth Walker III, SEA, RB (vs. SF) – 50% (-110)
Alvin Kamara, NO, RB (vs. CLE) – 47% (-155)
Ja’Marr Chase, CIN, WR (vs. LAC) – 45% (-135)
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