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NFL Week 2 Touchdown Picks: Emeka Egbuka & George Pickens Anytime TD Bets

Our NFL Week 2 anytime touchdown picks, featuring Emeka Egbuka and George Pickens best bets with odds and analysis.
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Top TD Picks: Emeka Egbuka , George Pickens

It’s time for the Sunday afternoon Week 2 slate, so we’re going to zone in on two anytime touchdown props. I’m targeting two wide receivers at appealing prices in favorable spots at home. Each of their teams has a high implied total, which bodes well for their chances of finding the end zone. With that in mind, let’s dive into why I like Emeka Egbuka and George Pickens to find the end zone on the Week 2 Sunday PM slate.

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Emeka Egbuka (Buccaneers vs. Browns) Touchdown Odds

Emeka Egbuka had a rock-solid rookie season, putting up 63 receptions for 938 yards and six touchdowns. But the numbers could have looked a lot better, as most of that production came in the first half of the season. Afterwards, Egbuka dealt with a hamstring issue, which suppressed his numbers.

While there were questions about Egbuka’s health coming into this year, as he was dealing with a toe sprain, he looked healthy in Week 1 against the Bengals. It was a pretty good game for Egbuka, as he hauled in 5-of-6 targets for 63 yards. What’s intriguing was the usage, as Egbuka was often put in motion, which can put him in favorable spots to make big plays.

As the top wideout for the Bucs, I like Egbuka’s chances of finding the end zone against the Browns. Tampa has a 25.5-point team total, so they’re projected to score nearly four touchdowns in this game. We can get Egbuka at around +155 odds at the time of this article, making him a nice value in this spot.

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George Pickens (Cowboys vs. Commanders) Touchdown Odds

George Pickens had a terrific debut season for the Cowboys, catching 93 passes for 1,429 yards and nine touchdowns. Week 1 was a down week for Pickens, as he caught 3-of-6 targets for only 28 yards. However, if we look under the hood, there’s a lot to like about Pickens’ chances of finding the end zone in this spot.

Pickens had 100 air yards in that game, including a drawn pass interference penalty, so the numbers could have looked a lot better. The Cowboys have a 27.5-point team total for this game, so they’re projected to score about four touchdowns. If that happens, there’s a great chance that one of those will go to Pickens, as he can make a major impact in the red zone, especially with contested catches.

We’re getting about +130 odds on Pickens to score in this game, which is enough value for me to pull the trigger, especially in what could be a high-scoring game environment.

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Frank Ammirante

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Frank Ammirante has spent the last 5+ years covering sports betting, fantasy sports, and the wider iGaming industry, with a focus on MLB and NFL betting alongside fantasy baseball and football strategy, as well as basketball, hockey, and soccer. His work has appeared on outlets like The Game Day, RotoBaller, FantasyPros, Deadspin, and Pro Football Network, and more, where he's covered everything from player props and betting futures to online casino and sweepstakes casino reviews, prediction markets, and industry news. He also brings hands-on editorial experience as a content editor elsewhere in the industry. Frank started out in the fantasy sports space, and today he's a member of the Fantasy Sports Writers Association who competes in some of the industry's toughest expert fantasy leagues, including Tout Wars, Scott Fish Bowl, and The Great Fantasy Baseball Invitational. He's an annual competitor in Tout Wars specifically, and his fantasy baseball rankings have been featured in Fantasy Index's fantasy baseball magazine. Off the clock, he's a die-hard Toronto Blue Jays and Washington Commanders fan who still isn't quite over the Blue Jays' World Series loss to the Dodgers, which he's called "one of the biggest collapses in sports history."

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