One of the most popular NFL bets among fans is the "anytime touchdown scorer." As we enter the stretch run of the regular season, here are our top players to find the endzone in Week 13.

*Odds subject to change

Baltimore Ravens RB Derrick Henry vs. Philadelphia Eagles (-215) – DraftKings

Henry is having an MVP caliber season for the Ravens. He has found the endzone in every game but two this year and leads the NFL with 13. The Eagles have a good run defense, but Henry is generally matchup proof. If Baltimore finds itself in the redzone, you can bet Henry is going to get every opportunity to score.

Houston Texans WR Nico Collins vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (+125) – bet365

Collins is quietly one of the best wide receivers in the NFL. He missed five games with a hamstring injury, but didn't miss a beat when he returned two weeks ago. He found the endzone last week, and has four total on the season. He is quarterback C.J. Stroud's No. 1 guy, and the Jaguars rank dead last in passing defense.

Tennessee Titans RB Tony Pollard vs. Washington Commanders (+105) – DraftKings

Pollard has been the rock of the Titans' offense this season, ranking seventh in the NFL in rushing with 800 yards. He has four touchdowns on the season, including one last week against the Texans. Pollard usually receives a sizable workload, averaging 17 carries and three receptions per game. The Commanders have struggled against the run this year, ranking 29th in rushing defense.

Cincinnati Bengals WR Ja'Marr Chase vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-120) – bet365

The Bengals' struggles as a team have overshadowed what Chase is accomplishing this season. He has a shot at over 2,000 yards receiving yard and the record for most receiving touchdowns in a season. He leads the NFL with 12 touchdowns and has caught five in his last three games. The Steelers have a solid defense, but are actually middling against the pass.

Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley vs. Baltimore Ravens (-170) – DraftKings

Barkley is the hottest player in the league right now, leading the NFL in rushing yards and ranking third in rushing touchdowns. He's scored six touchdowns over his last four games – five rushing and one receiving. The Ravens rank second in run defense, but part of that is because teams often throw on them because their secondary is terrible. Don't forget that Barkley is also a threat as a receiver.