NFL Week 15 touchdown prop targets

Week 15 in the NFL brings with it intriguing options for touchdown prop bets. We've had some success here coupling some of these positional groups into touchdown parlays, and we hope you have as well.

Here are 12 groups in advantageous spots for TDs this weekend, why they're here, and who we can expect to find the end zone. 

Baltimore Ravens RBs/WRs vs. Cleveland

Why they're here: The Browns have allowed 17 touchdowns to running backs, the second-most in the NFL. They've also seen 14 touchdowns from wide receivers on the year, tied for fifth-highest.
 
Volume leaders:

• Kenyan Drake: 93 carries, 21 targets, 21 red zone (RZ) looks
• Gus Edwards: 62 carries, 2 targets, 12 RZ looks
• Demarcus Robinson: 56 targets, 8 RZ looks
• Devin Duvernay: 46 targets, 10 RZ looks
  

Carolina Panthers WRs vs. Pittsburgh

Why they're here: Pittsburgh has allowed 15 touchdowns to wide receivers this season, fourth-most in the NFL.
 
Volume leaders:

• DJ Moore: 91 targets, 9 RZ looks
• Terrace Marshall: 35 targets, 5 RZ looks
• Laviska Shenault: 24 targets, 7 carries, 2 RZ looks

Philadelphia Eagles RBs vs. Chicago

Why they're here: Chicago has allowed 16 touchdowns to RBs, tied for third-most in the league.
 
Volume leaders:

• Miles Sanders: 204 carries, 23 targets, 35 RZ looks
• Kenneth Gainwell: 41 carries, 20 targets, 13 RZ looks
• Boston Scott: 43 carries, 5 targets, 10 RZ looks

Kansas City Chiefs RBs vs. Houston

Why they're here: The Texans have allowed the most TDs to running backs this year with 18 total.
 
Volume leaders:

• Isiah Pacheco: 124 carries, 9 targets, 24 RZ looks
• Jerick McKinnon: 53 carries, 51 targets, 28 RZ looks

Houston Texans WRs vs. Kansas City

Why they're here: The Chiefs have let in the most touchdowns to WRs on the year with 19 total.
Volume* leaders:

• Brandin Cooks: 71 targets, 6 RZ looks
• Nico Collins: 66 targets, 8 RZ looks
• Chris Moore: 51 targets, 8 RZ looks

*Keep your eye on Houston's injury list, Cooks hasn't played in two weeks and Collins missed last week

Dallas Cowboys WRs vs. Jacksonville

Why they're here: The Jaguars have allowed 16 touchdowns to wide receivers, third-most in the league.
 
Volume leaders:

• CeeDee Lamb: 117 targets, 12 RZ looks
• Michael Gallup: 55 targets, 9 RZ looks
• Noah Brown: 52 targets, 9 RZ looks

Jacksonville Jaguars WRs vs. Dallas

Why they're here: Dallas's largest defensive vulnerability has been to wide receiver touchdowns. The 14 allowed is tied for fifth-most in the league and double the amount of touchdowns allowed to RBs and TEs.

Volume leaders:

• Christian Kirk: 106 targets, 18 RZ looks
• Zay Jones: 98 targets, 13 RZ looks
• Marvin Jones: 58 targets, 5 RZ looks

New York Jets TEs vs. Detroit

Why they're here: The Lions are tied for the second-most touchdowns allowed to tight ends at eight.
Volume leaders:

• Tyler Conklin: 71 targets, 5 RZ looks

Denver Broncos TEs vs. Arizona

Why they're here: The Cardinals have allowed the most TDs to tight ends this year: nine.
Volume leaders:

• Greg Dulcich: 45 targets, 1 RZ look

Las Vegas Raiders TEs vs. New England

Why they're here: New England has allowed eight touchdowns to TEs, tied for second-most.
Volume leaders:

• Foster Moreau: 45 targets, 6 RZ looks

Tennessee Titans RBs vs. LA Chargers

Why they're here: The Chargers have seen 15 running back touchdowns against them, fifth-most in the league.
Volume leaders:

• Derrick Henry: 275 carries, 34 targets, 42 RZ looks
• Dontrell Hilliard: 22 carries, 26 targets, 7 RZ looks

Los Angeles Chargers WRs vs. Tennessee

Why they're here: Tennessee has been a great target for receivers all year. They've allowed 18 touchdowns to the position, second-most in the NFL.
Volume* leaders:

• Josh Palmer: 92 targets, 8 RZ looks
• Mike Williams: 66 targets, 11 RZ looks
• Keenan Allen: 49 targets, 10 RZ looks

*Injuries have hit this group hard, but this trio is finally all healthy together