Best Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Bets At Bet365

The NFL Week 13 schedule concludes with a Monday Night Football matchup between the Browns and Broncos in Denver. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET at Mile High Stadium with ESPN on the broadcast. 

Below, we highlight our best anytime touchdown props at bet365 Sportsbook for the NFL Week 13 Monday Night Football matchup. As a leader in offering boosted bets and same-game parlays, bet365 will increase the odds for certain NFL players leading up to games, so check the sportsbook to see if prices have changed. 

Nick Chubb Week 13 Anytime Touchdown (CLE @ DEN)

• After suffering a terrible knee injury last season, Chubb has been eased back into action this year, but he found the end zone twice in a snowy game against Pittsburgh on Nov. 21 to kick off Week 12. Now the big back faces a stingy Denver defense that has allowed the fewest touchdowns per game (1.6) this season and is allowing the lowest touchdown percentage (39.4%) on opponents’ red zone possessions. Still, Chubb is the best bet among Cleveland’s players to find the end zone after he handled 20 carries on 38 snaps in Week 12, including eight touches in the red zone. The Browns’ offensive line is getting healthier across the board, and it could have enough push near the goal line to get Chubb into the end zone again.   

Courtland Sutton Week 13 Anytime Touchdown (DEN vs. CLE)

• Sutton has been the top receiving option for Denver this season, and his numbers have taken off lately with Bo Nix excelling in an impressive five-game stretch. Sutton is averaging 7.2 catches on 9.6 targets in that span, and he’s scored thrice over his last three games. Cleveland’s defense has been far less effective on the road since the start of last season, and the Browns have given up five passing touchdowns over their last three games. Since Denver’s running game has been inconsistent, the Broncos have scored 73.3% of their touchdowns at home via the pass, and 88.9% of their touchdowns have come through the air over their last three games. 

David Njoku Week 13 Anytime Touchdown (CLE @ DEN)

• Top Browns receiver Jerry Jeudy will face a matchup against his former team. The Broncos traded their former No. 15 overall selection out of Alabama to the Browns for a couple of late-round draft picks in a salary-saving move, and Jeudy has not minced words about his motivation in a return to Denver. However, he should get shadowed all night by elite cornerback Pat Surtain. The Broncos are more vulnerable against tight ends because their cornerbacks are so good, giving Njoku a better chance to catch his third touchdown pass from Jameis Winston since the veteran took over in Week 7. Njoku drew two red zone targets in Week 12 against Pittsburgh and lost them in the snowy conditions, but he caught a two-point conversion. He should have an easier time hauling in passes over defenders in this contest with no precipitation in the forecast.

Marvin Mims Week 13 Anytime Touchdown (DEN vs. CLE)

• While Mims appears as a receiver on the Broncos roster, he’s lined up frequently in the backfield in recent weeks. Sean Payton has found creative ways to get the speedster the ball, as he’s carried eight times for 19 yards over his last three outings and caught nine of 11 targets in that span, many of which are coming on high-percentage quick throws near the line of scrimmage. Don’t be surprised if Mims gets a couple of opportunities in the red zone on a quick screen or shovel pass. The Browns have a slower defense that can struggle to chase down athletic receivers such as Mims. Leading tackler Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah (neck) remains on injured reserve, and safety Juan Thornhill (calf) has missed practice time this week for Cleveland.