Best Anytime TD Bet For Ravens vs. Texans Has +600 Odds

The Houston Texans were not expected to beat the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Wild Card round but rolled up 45 points en route to an easy win.

Touchdowns may be tougher to come by against the AFC’s top seed, yet I do provide one reliable play and another nifty pick if you’re interested in NFL betting this weekend.

One of the best anytime TD bets of the Divisional Round revolves around a RB on the Baltimore Ravens, and an ascending rookie also has a good shot to find the end zone.

Check out our best Divisional Round Same Game Parlays and player props for Ravens vs. Texans below.

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Best Ravens vs. Texans Anytime TD Prop Bets

Nico Collins: Anytime TD Scorer

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No matter the game flow, Nico Collins is obviously the top playmaker on the Houston roster. He has the fourth-best WR/CB matchup of any WR vs an opposing CB group on Pro Football Focus for the Divisional Round.

If the Texans manage to stay in the game, Collins will be a focal point of the offense. He has a TD reception in three of his past four games.

When playing in catch-up mode, which might be more likely, Collins can also get the Texans on the scoreboard. He had six catches for 80 yards in the season’s first meeting with the Ravens, a potential signal that Baltimore won’t be able to shut Collins down fully.

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John Metchie III: Anytime TD Scorer

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The Ravens allowed an NFL-low five rushing TDs to RBs during the regular season, so I won’t recommend Devin Singletary as an anytime TD Scorer. Baltimore also allowed only three TD receptions to TEs, so I don’t want to go in on Dalton Schultz, either.

After losing Noah Brown to a season-ending shoulder injury early in the Wild Card Round, John Metchie III caught all three of his targets against Cleveland, including a 27-yarder.

The Texans will need another WR to make notable contributions in the passing game, with Collins getting much defensive attention.

Metchie is a fun, longer shot, as the team has indicated in published reports that they expect him to take on a larger role for the rest of the postseason.

The second-year man is healthy after overcoming a lot of adversity and could be another guy to catch a TD pass from C.J. Stroud as the Texans operate from behind on the scoreboard.

Gus Edwards: Anytime TD Scorer

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Gus Edwards is one of the top run TD specialists in the league. His 13 rushing TDs during the regular season were the second-most in Ravens franchise history.

In his past seven home games, Edwards has seven rushing scores, so look for that trend of consistency to continue in what should be another Baltimore victory.

When the Ravens have been leading or tied this season, Edwards has rushed for 11 TDs, and he should function in a similar game script this week. Edwards is at +475 to rush for 2+ TDs, which is a tempting play, as he pulled off that feat three times during the regular season.

Houston ranked 28th in the NFL in rushing TDs allowed during the regular season, with a total of 19.

Zay Flowers: Anytime TD Scorer

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The rookie started showing signs of blossoming late in the regular season and is now a legitimate anytime TD threat for the playoffs. Zay Flowers caught TD passes in four of his final five regular season games.

Houston ranked 24th in passing defense during the regular season and will be susceptible to possible scoring receptions at all levels of the defense against Flowers. He can beat defenders downfield, catch passes in the red zone, or score from a more intermediate distance.

Flowers’ final three TD receptions during the regular season were for 75, nine, and 21 yards.