Best Seahawks vs. Broncos Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Thursday Night Football

With each passing week in the NFL, teams are constructing cases that argue whether they’re contenders or pretenders. Two teams that sat in the final four last postseason will do battle when the Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos clash on Thursday Night Football (8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video).

As both sides sit at 3-2 on the year, this prime-time bout carries plenty of stakes despite being interconference in nature. With Seattle boasting one of football’s more dangerous offenses and Denver trying to find its footing, which stars may help boost their club’s chances of securing a win?

Below, we'll highlight our best Seahawks vs. Broncos Anytime TD scorer predictions for Thursday Night Football, including three players who could reach the end zone.

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Seahawks vs. Broncos Anytime TD Scorer Picks for Thursday Night Football – October 15

Although Seattle is 1-2 in its last three outings, scoring points hasn’t been the problem. The team has managed to hang a combined 90 points during that span but, per RBSDM, ranks as the #26 offense by EPA per play standards (-0.070) on the season.

Still, the return of QB Sam Darnold gives the Seahawks a considerable ceiling on that side of the ball. WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba is also past an ankle injury that limited him in practice earlier in the week, giving Denver plenty to handle on Thursday night.

For the Broncos, things just haven’t clicked on offense to this point. Head coach Sean Payton has taken play-calling duties back from OC Davis Webb, yet this remains a unit that’s 27th in success rate (39.7%) and 28th in points and yards per drive.

Don’t let the season-long metrics fool you, though, as both of these rosters are chock-full of productive pieces who might just sniff pay dirt on TNF.

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Seahawks RB Emanuel Wilson vs. Broncos: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Over his last two games, Wilson has averaged 36.5 offensive snaps to go with 4.2 yards per touch and 3 TDs from scrimmage. 
• The veteran is the clear-cut top back in town until Zach Charbonnet returns from the injured reserve list. Wilson has received at least 73% of Seattle’s touches at the position in consecutive weeks. 
• Wilson has logged 50% of the Seahawks’ red-zone rushing attempts, with his 15 totes ranking 12th in the sport entering Week 6 per 4for4.
• According to nfelo, Seattle owns the league’s seventh-lowest pass rate over expected this season at -4.5%. That could aid Wilson in getting some additional volume on TNF.
• Denver has surrendered the eighth-most fantasy points per game (21.1) to the RB position, largely stemming from 555 rushing yards (fourth most), 5 rushing TDs (T-seventh), and 26 receptions (T-fifth). 

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

• Smith-Njigba rolls into Week 6 ranking first in the sport in receiving yards (583), TDs (7), and yards per touch (15.8). 
• JSN’s catch rate over expected (+14.8) and EPA per target (0.62) are both career-best marks, per NFL Pro, despite his 2.9 average yards of separation being a career low.
• Via SumerSports, Smith-Njigba’s 35.21% target share and 54.37 total EPA accumulated both lead all WRs.
• The Darnold connection with Smith-Njigba has produced a staggering 118.0 passer rating and 0.54 EPA/play, courtesy of Pro Football Focus.
• With Broncos all-world CB Patrick Surtain II and standout S Talanoa Hufanga both out with ankle injuries, as well as CB Riley Moss (ribs) questionable, Denver’s depleted secondary could be music to JSN’s ears.

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Broncos WR Courtland Sutton vs. Seahawks: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• The lifetime Bronco finally got into the end zone in Week 5 and had logged 5+ targets in each game prior to open the season. 
• Despite being low on production in the box score, Sutton leads Denver in snap share overall and is seeing 1.6 third-down targets each time out. 
• Sutton has been responsible for 25.0% of Denver’s red-zone targets and 27.3% of their throws inside the 10-yard line. 
• Sutton is thriving on short-area passes (0-9 yards of the line of scrimmage) thrown his way, producing 6.55 yards per route run and 8.0 yards per reception. 
• Per Sharp Football Analysis, Seattle’s defense gives up 8.5 yards per target (15th) and a 6.0% TD rate (24th) to outside WRs.

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The stars will surely be out under the bright lights of Thursday Night Football, but does that group include the trio of Wilson, Smith-Njigba, and Sutton? If so, touchdowns could ensue in prime time.

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