2026 NFL Week 7 Player Props, Fantasy Picks: Targeting anytime touchdown picks
We’re officially entering the final full week of October around the NFL.
The Week 7 slate of games features some marquee matches, highlighted by the Sunday Nighter as Super Bowl 60 MVP Kenneth Walker III returns to Seattle with the Kansas City Chiefs.
With a Walker revenge game in mind, let’s target a few anytime touchdown props in this week’s fantasy picks.
Here’s our Week 7 fantasy picks and player props for anytime touchdowns.
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49ers vs. Falcons: George Kittle
How can you not take Niners stud George Kittle on National Tight End Day?
Kittle has formed a dual threat option with Mike Evans for San Francisco’s passing attack, logging 26 receptions for 337 yards with five receiving TDs this season.
I’m circling Kittle over Evans because of Kittle’s ability to blow open plays rather than focus primarily on red zone opportunities. Kittle has five receptions of at least 20 yards this season, while Atlanta’s defence ranks 21st at defending tight ends in 2026.
Colts vs. Vikings: Justin Jefferson
Justin Jefferson is once again Minnesota’s top target in the air with 19 receptions for 258 yards and three receiving touchdowns through four games. Those numbers were boosted by a Week 5 performance that saw Jefferson haul in six catches on seven targets for 79 yards and a TD.
Jefferson and the 5-0 Vikings should be rested coming off a bye, which is scary for a Colts defence that ranks 21st against the pass this season while allowing 10 TDs in the air.
SNF Chiefs vs. Seahawks: Kenneth Walker III
There doesn’t seem to be a lot of bad blood between Kenneth Walker III and the Seahawks, but you have to think he wants to stick it to his former team after they wouldn’t pay him following his MVP performance during last year’s Super Bowl.
Walker hasn’t slowed down a bit in Kansas City as he leads the league in rushing (665 yards) while averaging 6.3 yards per attempt.
Last year’s Super Bowl MVP has only become stronger as the year has gone on. His last two games include terrorizing the Raiders for 177 rushing yards and two TDs before stomping all over the Chargers for another two TDs and 128 rushing yards.
MNF Cowboys vs. Eagles: CeeDee Lamb
CeeDee Lamb has been Dallas’ top target through the air and it’s not particularly close. His 48 receptions is 15 more than the next closest Cowboys receiver (George Pickens) and he has the third-most receiving yards in the NFL (577) while hauling in four TDs.
Lamb is also up against an Eagles squad that is in shambles right now. Philly’s defence isn’t immune to the rest of the team’s troubles as they rank 26th against the pass this season, allowing 244.5 yards in the air per game.