With the Los Angeles Rams and Denver Broncos set for a heavyweight showdown on Sunday Night Football, my Rams vs. Broncos anytime touchdown scorer predictions focus on four players, led by Kyren Williams.
I'm also targeting Evan Engram, Davante Adams, and Davis Allen on Sunday night, with more analysis available in our latest NFL picks.
Make sure to check out our full Rams vs. Broncos predictions for Sept. 27, with kickoff set for 8:20 p.m. ET from Empower Field at Mile High, and the game airing on NBC.
Best Rams vs Broncos anytime touchdown picks
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| Pick |  Probability |
|---|---|
 Kyren Williams anytime touchdown |
53% |
 Evan Engram anytime touchdown |
20% |
| First TD: Davante Adams |
12% |
| Long shot: Davis Allen |
9% |
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Rams touchdown pick: Kyren Williams
Despite picking Los Angeles Rams running back Blake Corum to rush for 50+ yards in my Rams vs. Broncos props, I like Kyren Williams to score a touchdown even more, and this is tradable to 55%.
Williams is more involved than his teammate in the passing game, and he could see additional targets with Puka Nacua doubtful to play. Williams has 50 career touchdowns across the regular season and playoffs, including two this season.
He also remains Los Angeles' preferred option around the goal line, giving Williams multiple paths to score whether the Rams finish drives on the ground or through the air.
Broncos touchdown pick: Evan Engram
Evan Engram's anytime touchdown odds should be closer to those of WRs Jaylen Waddle (30%) and Courtland Sutton (25%), especially with linebacker being the weakest area of LA's pass coverage.
Engram has already caught one of the Denver Broncos' three offensive TDs this season, and Rams linebackers Omar Speights and Nate Landman have struggled in coverage, per Pro Football Focus. That gives Denver a matchup it can exploit in the middle of the field.
Nix also spreads the ball around, so Engram doesn't need to command a massive target share to get his opportunity.
With Waddle and Sutton occupying Los Angeles' secondary, Engram can attack the Rams' linebackers, especially near the goal line, where his size gives Nix another scoring option.
First touchdown scorer pick: Davante Adams
I'd entertain Rams WR Davante Adams' TD prop up to 15%. He's an all-time great at winning contested catches and remains one of the NFL's premier goal-line threats.
Adams caught a team-high 14 TD passes last season, including 11 from inside the 10-yard line. That usage tells me Matthew Stafford trusts Adams even when defenses know where the ball is going.
With all due respect to Broncos All-Pro corner Patrick Surtain II, Adams doesn't need much separation to score. He can win a jump ball against anyone.
Long-shot touchdown pick: Davis Allen
The Rams frequently use two- and three-tight end sets, and that usage could increase if Nacua can't play.
I can envision Sean McVay bringing out a heavy formation near the goal line and dialing up a play-action pass to one of his tight ends, especially if Denver sells out to stop the run.
As long as Davis Allen's anytime TD prop doesn't go above 10%, I'm willing to sprinkle on him being the tight end who gets that target.
Allen caught three TDs last season from four, eight, and 14 yards out, showing Stafford already trusts him as a scoring option when the field gets compressed.
Rams vs Broncos touchdown combo
Kyren Williams
Evan Engram
Williams remains the Rams' preferred option around the goal line, and Puka's expected absence could increase his involvement as a receiver. That gives him multiple ways to score without needing to dominate carries over Corum.
On the other side, Engram gets the matchup I want against Los Angeles' LBs. With Waddle and Sutton occupying the secondary, he can attack the weakest level of the Rams' pass coverage.
Williams' goal-line role and Engram's coverage advantage make them a complementary TD combo.
- TD picks: 8-11 -1.84 units
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