Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis. Denny Simmons / The Tennessean / USA TODAY NETWORK

NFL Week 9 'TNF' touchdown props: Loading up longshots

By Griffin Carroll | Last updated 11/2/23

This "Thursday Night Football" game between the Tennessee Titans and Pittsburgh Steelers has an over/under at just 37 points, suggesting that touchdowns are going to be at a premium. That makes me want to take some chances on some long odds plays.

I love the passing games in this one, which has already been covered in length. Rather than double-dip on some of these receivers, I want to spread the net to ... the guys who are throwing them the football.

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These odds are long, and the payouts would be oh so beautiful. Both are half-unit bets for me. Come on, let's have some fun!

Will Levis rushing TD (+750 Fanatics, +700 FanDuel next best)

ICYMI: Rookie Will Levis is the starting quarterback for Tennessee at the moment. He had a terrific debut, throwing for four touchdowns in a Week 8 win over the Falcons.

Levis had seven rushing attempts in that game, and in his four years at Kentucky, the QB often used his legs, rushing in 17 touchdowns.

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There isn't much more science to this one, I just loved what I saw from the young QB last week and think there's a world where he finds himself near the goal line and rushing one in himself.

Kenny Pickett rushing TD (+700 FD)

If you bet on one quarterback rushing one in, it seems only right to bet both. Again, this whole article is devoid of true scientific analysis, and I apologize for that.

Pickett rushed in a touchdown two weeks ago and has four in his career. He has four red zone attempts over the past three games, so that's good enough for me.

Year-to-date on touchdowns: 9-28 (-3.25u)

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