How to use NFL Touchdowns

Find touchdown prices out of line with the other books, then check each player's share of the team's chances on the TD role board.

Unjuiced Team · Last updated October 6, 2026

NFL Touchdowns has two boards. Price gaps finds touchdown prices that sit away from the other books. TD role ranks players by their share of their team's chances. Switch between them with the Board pill, or press B.

Price gaps

The sheet opens here, on Anytime TD, capped at +1000.

  1. Pick the market: Anytime, First, 2+ or 3+ (keys 1 to 4).
  2. Narrow by game or search for a player. Filters holds the price cap and the rest.
  3. Read each row: the bet, the median price of the other books, where every book sits, the Gap, and the Best price.
  4. Press a row to open the side panel.

The Gap is what the best price pays over the median price of every other book. A player needs three books with a fresh price, five minutes old or newer, to appear. Prices update live, and the order holds until you re-sort, so rows don't jump while you read.

A row marked Verify at the book means a tight group of books disagrees with the best price. That is usually a stale line.

The Price gaps panel

  • Where the books are: every book's payout on a log scale, with the median marked.
  • All odds: every book's price. A price opens its book.
  • How it's measured: the rules above.

A big gap is often one slow book, not an edge. Check the price at the book before you bet.

TD role

TD role ranks running backs, or wide receivers and tight ends, by their share of the team's chances. Pick the pool with the pill.

  • Share: this season, last season and a blend of the two.
  • Team pts: the team's implied points from the spread and total.
  • Red zone: the player's share of the team's red-zone chances.
  • Anytime TD: the best price.

Pick one game to see what each defense allows.

Overall share predicts touchdowns better than red-zone share, so red zone is context, not the sort. A bigger share explains the role. It doesn't guarantee a score or make the price a value.

Read it carefully

  • Anytime, first and 2+ are different bets. Check the market before you compare prices.
  • A player who scored twice last week may still not get the goal-line work. Check the player's share, not just the touchdowns.
  • A game leaves the board at kickoff.

Free accounts

Free accounts see a preview: the top 3 players by gap in each market, and the top 3 on TD role. Scout opens the rest, with search, filters and sort. See plans.

Keys

J or ↓ and K or ↑ move between rows, Enter opens a row, Esc closes it, / focuses search, and ? lists every shortcut.

Troubleshooting

  • A player is missing: fewer than three books have a fresh price for that player, or the game has started.
  • A row says Updating prices: it is waiting for three fresh books.
  • The order looks stale: prices moved since you sorted. Press Re-sort.

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