Patriots vs Lions Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions: Week 10

Geoff Clark - Betting Analyst at Covers.com
Geoff Clark • Betting Analyst 22+ years betting experience
Updated: Nov 14, 2026 , 06:41 PM ET • 4 min read

Munich hosts Patriots vs. Lions in a Week 10 showdown featuring vulnerable pass defenses, intriguing touchdown markets, and several opportunities to find value beyond the obvious scoring threats.

Patriots vs Lions Anytime Touchdown Scorer Predictions
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Hunter Henry and Jameson Williams.

Munich gets a compelling clash this Sunday as the Patriots face the Lions at FC Bayern Munich Stadium, with kickoff set for 9:30 a.m. ET.

My Patriots vs. Lions anytime touchdown scorer predictions target a pair of vulnerable pass defenses, including a Detroit unit that has surrendered a bunch of touchdowns to tight ends. There's also a first-TD angle worth exploring.

For more Week 11 predictions and analysis, check out our latest NFL picks.

Best Patriots vs Lions anytime touchdown picks

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 Patriots Hunter Henry 28%
 Lions Jameson Williams 32%
 Patriots First TD: Corey Kiner 11%
 Patriots Long shot: Mack Hollins 26%

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Patriots touchdown pick: Hunter Henry

New England TE Hunter Henry's anytime touchdown price should be at least 33%. Henry leads the Patriots with 32 catches and has scored twice, giving Drake Maye a trusted target in a matchup I expect New England to exploit.

Detroit has allowed the most touchdowns to opposing tight ends (11), and the next-closest team, the Washington Commanders, have played one more game. The middle of the Lions' defense is also thinner without LB Jack Campbell, who is recovering from a neck injury.

Between Henry's role, Maye's upside, and Detroit's issues covering tight ends, this is my favorite New England touchdown prop.

Lions touchdown pick: Jameson Williams

Jameson Williams and Amon-Ra St. Brown are tied for Detroit's lead with five touchdown catches apiece, but Williams offers a much bigger anytime touchdown payout than the Sun God.

New England's starting outside corners, Charles Woods and Christian Gonzalez, both have failing Pro Football Focus (PFF) defensive grades. Worse, the Patriots have allowed the most touchdowns to opposing wide receivers.

With the same touchdown production as St. Brown and a friendlier price against this secondary, I'll invest in Williams' anytime touchdown prop up to 35%.

First touchdown scorer pick: Corey Kiner

Corey Kiner's first-touchdown price is worth a look up to 15% with TreVeyon Henderson ruled out and Rhamondre Stevenson dealing with a knee injury. That puts Kiner in line for a bigger role, especially if New England wants to manage Stevenson's workload.

Kiner has made his opportunities count, leading the Patriots with 4.9 yards per carry and already finding the end zone this season. The matchup helps, too.

Detroit ranks 29th in yards before contact allowed per carry, according to NFL Pro. If New England gets near the goal line, Kiner could cash in early.

Long-shot touchdown pick: Mack Hollins

There's no way Patriots WR Mack Hollins should have the eighth-best odds in this market.

According to PFF, Hollins is New England's highest-graded wide receiver, ranking 18th in the NFL among 120 qualifiers. That's impressive production relative to his market price, especially with Drake Maye playing at such a high level.

If Brown returns, he could serve as a decoy and draw Detroit's top cornerback, potentially opening things up for Hollins. Given his PFF grade, role in New England's passing attack, and attractive payout, Hollins' anytime touchdown prop should be at least 30%.

Patriots vs Lions touchdown combo

I'm combining Jahmyr Gibbs' and Hunter Henry's anytime touchdown props for a 5.43x payout.

We've already glazed Henry enough, but Detroit's defense keeps forgetting tight ends are eligible receivers. The Lions have allowed 11 touchdowns to the position.

Meanwhile, Gibbs is making an Offensive Player of the Year odds case with 11 total touchdowns (nine rushing, two receiving), scoring in seven of eight games. He's also handled 92% of Detroit's red-zone carries this season.

Picking New England's touchdown scorer is a toss-up. Gibbs finding the end zone? That's about as close to a sure thing as you'll get.

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Geoff Clark
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A gambler first and a writer second, Geoff's favorite sports to bet on, listed in order, include the NFL, NBA, PGA Tour, college basketball, college football, MLB and horse racing. He's a veteran of the Circa Survivor and Circa Millions contests as well. A Saratoga, N.Y., transplant living in Long Beach, Calif., Geoff is most active on prediction markets. The native New Yorker stays loyal to his childhood teams, the Yankees, Giants, Knicks and Rangers. Clark added St. John's University basketball to his favorite teams after graduating from school in 2008 with a bachelor's degree in sports management. Geoff has been writing and podcasting in sports betting media since 2019, with stops at USA TODAY and Fox News, and TV appearances on VSIN. 

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