One of the most popular NFL bets among fans is the "anytime touchdown scorer." As we turn the page to the second half of the regular season, here are our top players to find the endzone in Week 10.

*Odds subject to change

Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley anytime touchdown (-180) vs. Dallas Cowboys- Caesars Sportsbook

Barkley is one of the hottest players in the NFL right now, rushing for over 100 yards in each of his last three games. Last week he found the endzone twice, once as a rusher and once as a receiver. Barkley ranks second in the league in total scrimmage yards and touchdowns. This week he faces a Cowboys defense that ranks 30th against the run and has surrendered the second-most rushing touchdowns (13) in the NFL.

San Francisco 49ers TE George Kittle anytime touchdown (+145) vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – FanDuel

Kittle is having a Pro Bowl caliber season, ranking fifth among all tight ends in receptions (40), second in yards (503), and first in touchdowns (six). With receiver Brandon Aiyuk out for the season, Kittle is the top target for quarterback Brock Purdy. This week Kittle has an excellent matchup against a Buccaneers defense that has surrendered the second-most touchdown receptions in the NFL.

Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson anytime touchdown (-110) vs. Jacksonville Jaguars – BetMGM

The three-time All-Pro Jefferson is having yet another stellar season, leading the NFL in receiving yards. He scored five touchdowns during his first six games of the season, but has been held out of the endzone each of the last two weeks.

That's likely to change this week against the Jaguars, who have allowed the most receiving touchdowns in the league. Jefferson is averaging nine targets per game, so he'll have plenty of opportunity.

Buffalo Bills RB James Cook anytime touchdown (-155) vs. Indianapolis Colts – DraftKings

Cook has found the endzone in every game but three this season, totaling seven. He is not only the Bills' leading rusher, but he is a good receiving back as well. Quarterback Josh Allen isn't running as much has he has in previous seasons due in part to how well Cook is playing. This week Cook faces a Colts defense that ranks 31st against the run.