The NFL Divisional round is here and one of the more intriguing matchups in this round includes an exciting AFC clash between the Broncos vs Bills. The Broncos, fresh off a bye, are the No.1 seed at AFC and are ready to take on the Bills, boasting one of the best defenses in the NFL and a top-10 overall offense. The turnaround they have had this season is astonishing to witness, as last season they were third at AFC West, barely making the playoffs but ending a long playoff draught. With a 8-1 record at home this season, the Bills have a tough road ahead and will have bring their A-game to win.
Meanwhile, the Bills are coming off a narrow victory over the Jaguars in the wild card round, boasting a top-4 scoring offense and the No.1 rushing offense in the league. Ranking 7th in total defense, this matchup against the Broncos will probably be the hardest task this season to overcome.
With that said, let us take a look at some of the best anytime touchdown scorer props for this Broncos vs Bills divisional round matchup.
Below are the players we think are good bets for an anytime touchdown scorer in the Broncos vs Bills Divisional round game (Sourced from BetMGM).
| Player | Team | Anytime TD Odds |
|---|---|---|
| RJ Harvey | Denver Broncos | -140 |
| James Cook | Buffalo Bills | -118 |
| Josh Allen | Buffalo Bills | -118 |
As Denver’s rookie RB (drafted 2nd round), Harvey leads the backfield with 12 total TDs this season (7 rushing, 5 receiving), scoring in 5 of his final 6 regular-season games and thriving near the goal line.
The Bills rank poorly against the run, allowing a league-high (tied with the Cowboys) 24 rushing TDs to RBs and 4.99 YPC overall, vulnerabilities that persisted in the Wild Card round.
At home with momentum, Harvey’s red-zone usage and explosive playmaking make -140 great value for him to find paydirt again.
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James Cook anytime TD vs. Denver Broncos is a strong prop bet in this AFC Divisional Round rematch.
As the NFL’s 2025 rushing champion, Cook led the league with 1,621 yards on 309 carries and 12 rushing TDs (plus 2 receiving), scoring in multiple games late in the season and thriving as Buffalo’s workhorse back. He torched Denver last year’s Wild Card with 120 rushing yards and a TD, proving he exploits their front.
Despite Denver’s elite run defense (second in rushing yards allowed at 91.1 per game on 11 rush TDs conceded), the Bills’ scheme and Cook’s red-zone/goal-line usage (high volume touches) make him a prime candidate to punch it in, especially if Buffalo controls the clock or faces short fields. At -118, this offers solid value on the league’s top rusher with proven success against this opponent.
The Bills’ superstar QB led the NFL with 14 rushing TDs in 2025 (on 112 carries for 579 yards), tying for third league-wide and showcasing his elite goal-line and red-zone threat, he’s a consistent scorer with his legs in high-stakes games. Allen has historically torched Denver, rushing for 3 career TDs against them (including multi-TD performances), and his mobility shines from defenses load up to stop the pass.
Even facing Denver’s elite run defense (just 11 rushing TDs allowed all season, top-tier in yards per carry at 3.9), Allen’s dual-threat style, short-field opportunities from Buffalo’s momentum, and proven playoff heroics (often using his legs to extend drives or punch in scores) make -118 fantastic value. He’s likely to find the end zone again in this tight, physical battle.
Here is a quick recap for the Broncos vs Bills anytime touchdown scorers and their odds as sourced via BetMGM.
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