First Touchdown Scorer Prop Bets for Rams vs. Broncos on SNF

I looked it up so you don’t have to. Next week, the Rams will actually play a non-primetime game for the first time this season. Just a normal 1:00 p.m. ET contest against the Eagles — which will be followed by another Monday Night Football appearance in Week 5. The life of a super team, am I right?

In the meantime, we all get to watch Los Angeles take the field on Sunday evening, this time as it travels to Denver to square-off with the Broncos.

Who will find the end zone first in this battle of star-studded defensive units? Let’s break down the odds on the DraftKings Sportsbook and make a couple of picks.

Rams vs. Broncos First Touchdown Scorer Odds

Rams vs. Broncos First Touchdown Scorer Picks

Davante Adams First TD Scorer (+700)

I’m just not sure how your lean can be any Rams skill-position player that isn’t Adams, especially if Puka Nacua (groin) isn’t going to be available once again. With the wideout in street clothes in Week 2, Adams was the focal point of Los Angeles’ passing attack, turning a team-high 10 targets into 195 yards and two touchdowns. Finding the end zone is simply what the one-day Hall of Famer does. Adams’ 119 career receiving scores are easily the most of any active player, and it’s not like all that success is in the distant past. The 33-year-old led the NFL with 14 touchdown receptions in 2025, while also sitting third in the league in red zone targets (31). Maybe he’s not at quite the same All-Pro level that he used to be, but he’s still elite when the field gets condensed near the goal line.

Jaylen Waddle First TD Scorer (+1200)

This just feels like a really good number for Waddle. It also feels safer investing in the Broncos’ aerial attack, rather than dip a toe into the team’s very complex running back committee. Waddle was quiet in his debut with Denver in Week 1, but Week 2 was an entirely different story. The former first-round pick saw more than double the amount of targets of any other Broncos player (10), finishing the game with eight catches for 138 yards. We’ve yet to see the Alabama product do his trademark penguin dance in a Denver uniform, but it feels like something that’s on the direct horizon if Waddle keeps seeing this type of volume. Let’s also remember that Waddle doesn’t even need to be in the red zone to hit this prop. 10 of the wideout’s 26 career touchdowns have been longer than 25 yards. He’s a legit big play threat any time he touches the ball.