Two 6-1 teams with an eye on the best record in the NFL square off in primetime in Minneapolis tonight.
The Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bills have each gotten off to torrid starts to open the season, though both play opposite styles of football.
Minnesota has scored 24+ points just once this year, heavily relying on a defense that forces turnovers and gets after the quarterback. Brian Flores' unit has held opponents to under 20 points in six straight games.
Justin Jefferson leads the team with four touchdowns, while TJ Hockenson has caught three, and Aaron Jones Sr. has rushed in two.
The Bills, on the other hand, regularly score 30+ points on offense, but also regularly give up 30+ points defensively. Four of their games this season have ended with both teams scoring 30 points or more, but Josh Allen and co. seem to come through late to win them.
Allen has thrown for 11 touchdowns and rushed for nine, while James Cook has seven rushing touchdowns. Take a look at the touchdown scorer odds for tonight's game below, with odds provided by bet365:
Player | Anytime TD | First TD | 2+ TDs |
Josh Allen | -125 | +450 | +140 |
James Cook | -110 | +475 | +255 |
Justin Jefferson | +160 | +900 | +525 |
Jordan Mason | +200 | +1200 | +750 |
TJ Hockenson | +220 | +1250 | +900 |
DJ Moore | +270 | +1400 | +2200 |
Dalton Kincaid | +275 | +1500 | +3000 |
Jordan Addison | +270 | +1550 | +3000 |
Khalil Shakir | +300 | +1600 | +4000 |
Aaron Jones | +280 | +1600 | +6500 |
Keon Coleman | +400 | +2200 | +10000 |
Tai Felton | +500 | +2800 | +10000 |
Dawson Knox | +700 | +3500 | +12500 |
Ty Johnson | +750 | +4000 | +12500 |
Benjamin Yurosek | +850 | +4000 | +12500 |
Ray Davis | +1000 | +5000 | +12500 |
Skyler Bell | +1000 | +5000 | +12500 |
Myles Price | +950 | +5000 | +12500 |
Jackson Hawes | +1200 | +6000 | +12500 |
Carson Wentz | +1200 | +6500 | +12500 |
1+ | 2+ | 3+ | 4+ | |
Josh Allen | -1800 | +135 | +200 | +650 |
Carson Wentz | -550 | +110 | +475 | +1150 |
All odds in this article were correct at the time of writing and are subject to change.
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