The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills square off at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., for Sunday Night Football on Sunday, Sept. 7.
For the purposes of this article, I'm digging into Ravens vs Bills anytime touchdown scorer props. The Ravens and Bills, of course, feature a number of talented players — that include the likes of Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, James Cook, Derrick Henry, and more — who are always a threat to score a touchdown.
Find my Ravens-Bills anytime touchdown picks for Sunday Night Football below.
Editor's Note: An anytime touchdown parlay is not the author's formal recommendation. These ATD picks have value as straight bets.
Ravens vs Bills Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props
- Rashod Bateman Anytime Touchdown (+250)
- Ty Johnson Anytime Touchdown (+750)
Ravens vs Bills Anytime Touchdown Picks
Rashod Bateman Anytime Touchdown (+250)
Rashod Bateman finally broke out last season.
In 2024, he found the end zone nine times, with five of those coming from the red zone.
Buffalo’s secondary can definitely be exploited, especially with Christian Benford playing at less than full strength.
Even last season, the Bills were in the bottom 10 in both passing yards and receiving yards allowed.
They played zone at a top-eight rate, with Bateman leading the Ravens last season with five receiving touchdowns against zone.
I won’t blame you if you pick Mark Andrews to redeem himself from last year’s playoff blunder, but I love Bateman in this spot.
Ty Johnson Anytime Touchdown (+750)
Why not take a long shot here?
Ty Johnson scored four touchdowns last season and seems to have surpassed Ray Davis on the depth chart. Not only that, last season he was playing near the same amount of snaps as James Cook down the stretch.
John possesses more of an aerial threat, though, hauling in three receiving touchdowns, and he also led all running backs in targets downfield.
In order to keep pace with the Ravens, I anticipate the Bills will attempt to move the ball through the air, but those throws will need to be quick.
Baltimore’s pass rush is lightning quick, which possibly opens the door for check-downs and screen passes.
