NFL Touchdown Combo: Our Week 4 Covers Experts Squad Ride

Aisha Quiñones - Betting Analyst at Covers
Aisha Quiñones • Betting Analyst 12+ years betting experience
Updated: Oct 4, 2026 , 09:15 AM ET • 4 min read

NFL Week 4 is officially underway, and our experts are locking in high-value anytime touchdown targets, led by high-powered scoring threats like Lamar Jackson and Davante Adams anchoring this week's top picks.

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Ahead of the remainder of NFL Week 4 action, our experts are locking in high-value anytime touchdown targets led by Lamar Jackson, Davante Adams, and Tyler Warren.

From heavy red-zone usage to prime situational matchups, these elite scoring threats offer top-tier value to anchor your Week 4 betting card as they dish on their NFL touchdown combo and NFL picks.

Our best NFL touchdown combo

Lamar Jackson

Darren Waller

Davante Adams

Tyler Warren

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Josh Inglis Josh Inglis' TD pick: Lamar Jackson

Kalshi probability: 30.5%

This is the longest Lamar Jackson has been for a TD since Week 1. He was 2.9x last week and 2.85x in Week 2, and I think anything at 3x or better is a buy this week vs. the Tennessee Titans. 

The Baltimore Ravens team total sits at 27.5, and this might seem like a spot where Derrick Henry gets all the goal-line work, but the Ravens could be down to their No. 4 option at center, which is first-round guard Olaivavega Ioane.

Tackle Ronnie Stanley and starting guard John Simpson also opened their practice windows in limited fashion. There could be some issues for a team that is running the ball 33% in the red zone.

The Titans actually rank 11th in red-zone defense, and there could be a few more scrambles or designed runs inside the 20 on Sunday than expected.

Jon Metler Jon Metler's TD pick: Darren Waller

Kalshi probability: 27%

Darren Waller is trading at 27% on Kalshi to score a touchdown, and I'm hitting the button on that number because I price Waller closer to 33% to find the end zone on Sunday Night Football against the Detroit Lions. Hear me out.

This might feel random, but the Lions have already allowed six receiving touchdowns to tight ends through three weeks. The red-zone coverages Kelvin Sheppard utilizes often isolate a linebacker on a tight end, which sets up well for Waller, who grades out as one of the better tight ends at creating separation against linebackers.

All the signs point to Waller having an opportunity to win his matchup when the Panthers get into the red zone, making 27% a number I'm willing to hit.

Jason Logan Dustin Saracini's TD pick: Davante Adams

Kalshi probability: 45%

The Philadelphia Eagles' secondary just got embarrassed on primetime against Case Keenum, and I don't see much changing against a Matthew Stafford-led unit that just got its prized possession back in Puka Nacua.

That only means the attention is going to be away from Adams, who totaled a casual 332 yards and two touchdowns in Nacua's two-week absence. Davante Adams led the NFL in red-zone targets a year ago, and still has that nearly unstoppable fade route in his bag.

If we see one or two looks inside the 20, expect this to cash.

Joe Osborne Joe Osborne's TD pick: Tyler Warren

Kalshi probability: 39%

The Washington Commanders have been awful against tight ends this season, already allowing five touchdowns to the position, putting Tyler Warren in a great spot to score in Week 4.

His targets and receptions have increased each game, including 10 targets last week. Warren also has two touchdowns this season, both inside the red zone.

That’s where the Commanders have struggled, giving his growing role an ideal matchup to produce another trip to the end zone.

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Hailing from Harlem, New York, Aisha Quiñones joined Covers in 2024 after an illustrious career with several other major media outlets. A proud Johnnie, after graduating from the Big East basketball powerhouse St. John's University, Quiñones earned her bachelor's degree in sport management and journalism, then obtained her master's degree in media studies from The New School.

Over a span of 12+ years, Quiñones has built her portfolio as a writer, dipped her toe into on-camera work, and also been behind the scenes in producing sports content.

Despite being a New Yorker, Quiñones has always been a lifelong Los Angeles Lakers fan thanks to her mom's joy of watching Kobe Bryant play — so much of a fan to the point that Quiñones named her toy poodle after the late-great legend.

Her hometown roots stay true to her MLB and WNBA choice in teams, as a Yankees and Liberty fan, due to her uncle and grandmother's love for the sports throughout her childhood.

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