Anytime Touchdown Bets for Browns vs. Ravens on Sunday Night Football

The Week 12 edition of NFL Sunday Night Football will feature a classic AFC North matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns.

There's no bet that's more entertaining to cheer for in prime time football than an anytime touchdown wager. All you need in order for this bet to cash, is for the player you bet on to find the end zone and score six points.

Here are my favorite touchdown bets for tonight's Sunday Night Football showdown. Odds are via WynnBET Sportsbook.

Browns vs. Ravens Anytime TD Bets

• Mark Andrews +125
• Kareem Hunt +175
• Sammy Watkins +250

Mark Andrews +125

Mark Andrews has four touchdowns on the season, and I expect that number to grow as we enter the final stretch of the season. He's been targeted at least eight times in three straight games, and we all know he's been one of Lamar Jackson's favorite red zone targets over the past handful of years.

If you want a bet that has a great chance of hitting, but still has plus-money odds, Andrews to find the end zone is a great wager at +125 (bet $100 to profit $125).

Kareem Hunt +175

Nick Chubb is the main man in the backfield for the Cleveland Browns, but many people forget that Kareem Hunt achieves quite a bit of success himself, especially when it comes to scoring touchdowns.

This will be Hunt's first game since Week 6, but he already has five touchdowns on the year. As long as he's healthy enough to touch the ball tonight, him finding the end zone is a great value play at +175 (bet $100 to profit $175).

Sammy Watkins +250

Sammy Watkins has yet to find the end zone this season, but tonight looks like a good spot for him to break that scoreless streak. The Browns rank 29th in the NFL in opponent passing touchdown per game, allowing an average of 1.9 per game. With that in mind, you may want to target Ravens' ball catchers in touchdown props tonight.

Watkins played in 74% of snaps last week against the Bears, so it's only going to be a matter of time before he returns to the end zone.