Monday Night Football Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props (September 21): Giants vs. Rams Odds & Picks

Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season comes to a close tonight with the New York Giants taking on the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA, on Monday Night Football. It’s a MNF matchup that should make for a good night to bet on Anytime Touchdown props.

Both offenses moved the ball well last week, especially on the ground (Rams: 122 total rushing yards; Giants: 165 total rushing yards). But the Giants were facing a poor Dallas defense, and the Rams didn’t turn those yards into points. So, which touchdown props should you go with for Monday Night Football, Giants vs. Rams?

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MNF Anytime Touchdown Scorer Props for Giants vs. Rams on Sept. 21

Here are my top picks (odds via DraftKings):

Davante Adams, Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-115, DraftKings)

Davante Adams led the NFL in receiving touchdowns last season with 14 despite being his team's No. 2 wide receiver and catching 60 balls to Puka Nacua’s 129. He was targeted six times in Week 1 vs. the 49ers to nine for Nacua and caught three passes for 26 yards (Nacua caught five for 74).

However, with Nacua trending the wrong way due to a hip injury, there is a strong chance that Adams will have to step into the No. 1 role Monday night. That means an increase in targets, but also an increase in attention from the Giants secondary.

Last week, the New York secondary held Dak Prescott to 22-for-34  for 175 yards and two touchdowns, one to top wide receiver CeeDee Lamb. But part of the problem for the Dallas offense in that game was the lack of a downfield passing game. Prescott had an 8.26-yard average intended air-yard figure, trusting his receivers to gain yards after the catch.

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Now, Rams QB Matthew Stafford didn’t have a good game in Week 1 either. But we know the Rams are a passing team (57.7% of plays were passing in 2025). So we know they won't give up on the passing game. If anything, they may focus on it in an effort to fix what didn’t work last week.

The Giants' rebuilt secondary did a solid job overall against the Cowboys last week. But it is already dealing with several injuries. Deonte Banks is considered questionable to play tonight with a calf injury. Fellow cornerback Paulson Adebo was put on the IR a few days ago.

I’ll take Davante Adams as the No. 1 (or No. 2 if Nacua plays) to score a touchdown against an injured Giants secondary every time. With Matthew Stafford throwing him the ball? Without hesitation.

Jaxson Dart, Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+240, DraftKings)

Jaxson Dart is one of those young quarterbacks who has no problem running the ball and calling his own number when the Giants get within striking distance. He did not score against the Cowboys last week but did run 11 times for 54 yards. As a rookie, he recorded 86 rush attempts for 487 yards and nine touchdowns (in seven games).

Brock Purdy ran five times for 29 yards last week against this Rams defense (which will be down Myles Garrett but is expected to have Aaron Donald tonight). Last season, the Rams defense surrendered just one rushing touchdown to a quarterback and 254 yards (54 carries).

It wasn’t apparent in Week 1, but the Rams have one of the better red zone defenses in the NFL. Opponents scored touchdowns on 1.7 red zone possessions per game last season. That suggests Dart may see his first and second options taken away. That could certainly lead to more red zone carries for the Giants QB tonight.

Eight of his nine rushing touchdowns last season came on red zone carries. Considering his success running in the red zone, this prop has a solid chance of hitting.

Malik Nabers, Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+195, DraftKings)

Malik Nabers missed most of last season, catching just 18 of 35 targets across four games for 271 yards and two touchdowns. But the connection between him and Jaxson Dart was evident in Week 1. He led the team in targets with nine (Isaiah Likely had eight). However, he was held out of the end zone, with Likely getting both Dart touchdown passes.

Against the Cowboys, Dart’s touchdown passes went to a tight end or running back. But the Rams defense held Christian McCaffrey to 20 yards on five catches last week. George Kittle got two for 12 yards. So, chances are good Dart will look to his wide receivers a little more tonight.

Pass defense was an issue for the Rams last season, so they rebuilt their secondary in the offseason. However, while the parts may have solid track records, they struggled to get on the same page against the 49ers and gave up three touchdowns to wide receivers.

The Rams defense will improve and will likely be better this week than it was in Week 1. But if Jaxson Dart and the Giants offense can pick up where it left off, I like Malik Nabers to get his first touchdown of the season tonight.