Week 9 of the NFL season brings several exciting matchups, and betting enthusiasts have an array of options to consider. If conventional betting on moneylines, spreads, and over/unders isn’t appealing, the anytime touchdown prop bet serves as a thrilling alternative.

As kickoff approaches, here are some players expected to reach the end zone this week, along with their respective odds from BetMGM online sportsbook (where available):

**Running Backs**

**Joe Mixon, Texans, -155**

With Nico Collins and Stefon Diggs sidelined due to injuries, the Texans are likely to shift to a run-heavy strategy against the Jets during their Thursday night clash. The Jets’ run defense has been struggling, conceding over 125 yards per game, making it a favorable matchup for Mixon, who has recorded a touchdown in three consecutive games. Although he carries some risk due to the odds, Mixon has a strong chance to score.

**Alvin Kamara, Saints**

Kamara has had a dry spell, failing to score in his last two outings and in three of his previous four games, suggesting he’s overdue for a touchdown. This week, he faces a Carolina defense that has been the most lenient in terms of allowing rushing touchdowns in the NFL, enhancing his chances of finding the end zone.

**Bijan Robinson, Falcons**

Robinson is on a scoring streak, having touched the end zone in three straight games. This momentum could carry through Sunday against Dallas, a team that has been vulnerable to rushing touchdowns, allowing the second-highest total in the league. With Robinson also rushing for at least 60 yards in four consecutive games, he appears primed for success this week.

**Wide Receivers**

**Davante Adams, Jets, +160**

Adams has experienced a quiet start with the Jets, tallying just seven receptions for 84 yards and no touchdowns in two games. However, as the Jets seek victory, expect increased targeting from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, especially in the red zone where the Jets have ranked 16th in scoring percentage (touchdowns only).

**A.J. Brown, Eagles**

Since returning from injury, Brown has scored touchdowns in two of his last three games and has an overall season tally of scoring in three out of four games. The chemistry between him and quarterback Jalen Hurts is evident, and this week, they face a Jaguars secondary that ranks among the worst in terms of allowing passing touchdowns this season, positioning Brown well for another score.

**Josh Downs, Colts**

With Joe Flacco stepping in as quarterback for the Colts, there seems to be a budding connection with Downs. Minnesota’s defense has struggled, surrendering the fourth-most passing touchdowns and ranking poorly overall in pass defense. This creates an opportunity to consider Downs as a candidate to score a touchdown during Sunday Night Football.

As Week 9 unfolds, bettors will be keenly observing these players, each with unique paths to the end zone.