NFL Week 4 player props, anytime touchdown scorers: Adam Thielen, Zack Moss

Week 4 of the NFL season is here, and after hitting on our Mike Evans anytime touchdown (+200) pick last week, we have three more TD props for you this weekend. Check out our breakdown below on who we think will get into the end zone on Sunday.

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Week 4 of the NFL season is here, and after hitting on our Mike Evans anytime touchdown (+200) pick last week, we have three more TD props for you this weekend.

Check out our breakdown below on who we think will get into the end zone on Sunday.

Week 3 NFL anytime touchdown scorers

Adam Thielen (+215, Caesars Sportsbook)

Thielen has quickly become a favorite target in offensive coordinator Thomas Brown’s pass attack.

The veteran receiver is off to a red-hot start, averaging 70.3 receiving yards on 20 receptions and two touchdowns through three games, including a monster 11 catch and 147-yard game last week against the Seahawks.

The Panthers’ matchup is arguably just as soft this week against the Vikings, the team Thielen spent the first nine years of his career with.

Minnesota is allowing the third-most yards to wide receivers in the NFL this season.

Thielen is one of the few solid pass options for rookie quarterback Bryce Young, take a flier on these juicy odds.

Zack Moss (-105, bet365)

With Jonathan Taylor on the reserve-physically unable to perform list, Moss has all but completely taken over the Colts’ running back duties over the past two weeks.

Over the last two games, Moss has averaged 105 rushing yards on 24 attempts per game, in addition to 3 receptions a game.

His 27 touches per contest trail just Tony Pollard over that period.

Moss has a touchdown in both games — one rushing and one receiving — and should once again get his fair share of red zone tries with quarterback Anthony Richardson returning from concussion protocols.

Chris Olave (+200, PointsBet)

Olave is enjoying a breakout sophomore season for the Saints, averaging more than 100 yards per game and making at least six catches in all three games thus far.

Even in New Orleans’ struggling offense — they have yet to score more than 20 points in a game and are 20th in the league in total offense — Olave has found a way to thrive.

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But he’s yet to get into the end zone, hence the long touchdown odds on the star wideout, though it hasn’t been without trying — Olave has received three red zone targets this season.

Olave scored four touchdowns during his rookie year, so the fact that he hasn’t gotten there just yet this season seems a bit fluky.

Bet on him to finally make it there on Sunday.

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