Both Thursday Night Football and Sunday Night Football delivered on the hype, with each contest resulting in relatively high-scoring close outcomes. Could that trend hold true when the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints do battle on the Monday Night Football stage?
Heading into Week 4’s MNF clash between NFC South rivals at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN, the over/under is listed at 47.5 points on PrizePicks. If fireworks ensue by way of touchdowns, which players fit the bill of someone who could reach the end zone in prime time?
Below, we'll highlight our best Falcons vs. Saints Anytime TD scorer predictions for Monday Night Football, including three players who could reach the end zone.
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Falcons vs. Saints Anytime TD Scorer Picks for Monday Night Football – October 5
Don’t necessarily be fooled by the Falcons’ #28 ranking in points per drive. The return of QB Michael Penix Jr. from injury in Week 3 led to a whopping 35-point output against the Green Bay Packers, as well as 498 yards (Atlanta’s previous 2026 high was 286).
On the other sideline, New Orleans shows flashes of being a very solid attack. According to RBSDM, this is the 12th-ranked offense by EPA per play standards (0.024) and the ninth-best for success rate (47.6%). With second-year QB Tyler Shough (8 TDs) coming into his own, the Saints are piecing together some fun games and have hung 82 points on the scoreboard in just three weeks.
It’s expected that these divisional foes will be eager to run it up against one another, and certain individuals might lead the charge on MNF.
Anytime TDs on PrizePicks include rushing, receiving, recoveries, and returns. PrizePicks often list Anytime TDs as Demons and Goblins, meaning users can only select "More." For standard projections, users can select “More” or “Less.”
Demons are tougher to win but are the only way to get higher payouts. Meanwhile, Goblins are lower than a standard projection, but they are easier to win, so there’s a lower payout.
Falcons RB Bijan Robinson vs. Saints: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Goblin)
- There haven’t been many more productive players than Robinson in the first month of the season. He owns the league’s highest rushing success rate (60.6%) while also converting on 13 of 16 targets as a pass catcher.
- Robinson is a downright monster in prime time. Per ESPN Insights, his average scrimmage yards in those scenarios is the most in over 50 years. Additionally, his 181.0 mark on MNF is the best ever.
- The former first-round pick has logged 11 red-zone carries, good for a 91.7% team share that leads the NFL per 4for4.
- The Saints cede the sixth-most fantasy PPG to the RB position at 21.9, influenced by 347 yards and 4 TDs on the ground.
- New Orleans ranks 26th in EPA/rush (-0.038) and dead last in rushing success rate (49.4%) given up.
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Falcons WR Drake London vs. Saints: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)
- In seven career regular-season games vs. the Saints, London averages 73.6 receiving yards and 7.69 yards per target.
- In Week 3, London exploded for 9 receptions on 10 targets for 194 yards. His Weighted Opportunity Rating topped all other receivers.
- The veteran wideout currently ranks fourth among all WRs in yards per route run with 4.15.
- As pointed out by Joe Orrico, no WR since 2024 has a higher per-game fantasy score than London when Penix is under center.
- Via Sharp Football Analysis, London owns a career 35.7% target share and 3.27 YPRR mark in 410 routes with Penix.
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Saints WR Chris Olave vs. Falcons: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)
- Olave is producing a 75.0% catch rate and 10.4 yards per target on tight-window throws in 2026, via NFL Pro. Atlanta sees tight-window throws on 31.1% of passes to its CBs.
- According to SumerSports, Olave’s 29.03% target share ranks seventh at the WR position heading into Monday night.
- With star Falcons CB A.J. Terrell Jr. still on injured reserve with a groin issue, Olave won’t be facing as tall of a task in terms of direct matchup.
- New Orleans owns football’s eighth-highest pass rate over expected (+1.6%, per nfelo), which could see Shough continue to feed one of the game’s most dynamic weapons.
- Shough owns a 120.5 passer rating and a 0.93 EPA/play mark when throwing to Olave this season, courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
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When the Falcons and Saints go head-to-head on Monday, it may be quite the exciting tilt. In a game with several stars, the trio of Robinson, London, and Olave seems to lead the way as possible TD scorer picks for the final game of Week 4.
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