Best Chiefs vs. Seahawks Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Sunday Night Football

After a Sunday afternoon filled with excitement around the NFL, the prime-time window presents a potential Super Bowl preview when the Kansas City Chiefs clash with the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.

Stars like QB Patrick Mahomes are obvious picks to potentially account for touchdowns, but what about those who will cross into the end zone? Sunday leaves the door open for a revenge game for RB Kenneth Walker III, another statement performance for WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and so much more.

Below, we'll highlight our best Chiefs vs. Seahawks Anytime TD scorer predictions for Sunday Night Football, including three players who stand out.

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Chiefs vs. Seahawks Anytime TD Scorer Picks for Sunday Night Football – October 25

After bringing in Walker from Seattle, the Chiefs’ offense is rejuvenated. Kansas City rolls into Sunday’s play ranking sixth in points per drive and first in yards per drive. A revamped rushing attack, paired with Mahomes returning from injury, has the team humming despite LT Josh Simmons not playing all season and multiple WRs being hurt.

On the opposite side, things haven’t been as smooth for the Seahawks’ offense. According to RBSDM, QB Sam Darnold is just 28th out of 33 qualified signal-callers in adjusted EPA/play (-0.050). The ground attack isn’t working, either, as Seattle is 21st in rushing success rate (35.6%) and 30th in EPA/carry (-0.251). 

Even with the hosts boasting one of the sport’s premier defenses and not quite clicking yet on offense, scoring opportunities figure to be available. Which players come to mind?

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Chiefs RB Kenneth Walker III vs. Seahawks: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Goblin)

• Walker is averaging a healthy 24 touches per game and is producing a career-best 6.3 yards per touch from scrimmage. 
• The prized offseason pickup is one of two players to ever log 600+ rushing yards, 6+ rushing TDs, and 2+ receiving TDs through the first five games of a year, joining 1963 Jim Brown.
• Taking down Walker is so much easier said than done. He owns a clip of 8.2 attempts per broken tackle, surpassing a 9.6 mark from last year as his personal best.
• According to StatsiQ, Walker is head and shoulders above the competition with 59.6 yards over expected.
• K9 can factor into the receiving game, too. Per Pro Football Focus, the connection between him and Mahomes has produced a 119.4 passer rating and 0.23 EPA/play.

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Chiefs WR Xavier Worthy vs. Seahawks: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Xavier Worthy is coming off a game in which he converted on each of his 7 targets, marking just the second time he’s had a 100% catch rate. The other instance was Week 3 vs. the Miami Dolphins, when he went 2-for-2. 
• Courtesy of NFL Pro, Worthy’s 17.1% catch rate over expected in Week 6 was the highest by a Chiefs pass catcher this year (minimum 5 targets).
• Over his last two contests, the former first-round pick is averaging 7.0 targets, 5.5 receptions, and 71.5 receiving yards.
• When WR Rashee Rice was out in Week 6, Worthy led Kansas City with a 24.0% target share. Rice is missing SNF with knee and hamstring ailments.
• Worthy is thriving on short and intermediate concepts, which combine for 51.7% of his targets and have seen him average 12.4 yards per reception. 

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Seahawks WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba vs. Chiefs: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• According to SumerSports, Smith-Njigba leads all NFL WRs in total EPA (68.97) and target share (35.11%) while also achieving 3.55 yards per route run.
• Smith-Njigba came into Week 7 with the most receiving yards against press coverage (278), off coverage (408), and with 3+ yards of separation (370). 
• CBS Sports’ Doug Clawson notes that JSN’s 80.0% catch rate on deep passes is the highest by any player through six games in the last 15 years.
• JSN has accounted for 40.0% or more of the club’s air yards in every single game to this point of the 2026 campaign, via Sharp Football Analysis.
• Only Arizona Cardinals TE Trey McBride (13) and Detroit Lions WR Amon-Ra St. Brown (18) have more red-zone targets than Smith-Njigba’s 11 this year, per 4for4.

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Despite being shorthanded at times, Kansas City has established itself as one of football’s premier offenses. While not a ton has clicked for Seattle to this point, the presence of Smith-Njigba means the team is just one play away from putting points on the board. 

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