Every player with passing, rushing, and receiving TD in the same game

The Rush + Rec TD statistic specifically refers to a player being the actual touchdown scorer. This means the player that carries the ball into the end zone, catches the ball in the end zone, or in any way possesses the ball in the end zone. Essentially, it includes any type of touchdown other than passing.. A player can score an anytime TD in two ways: by running the ball into the end zone (rushing touchdown) or by catching a pass in the end zone (receiving touchdown). Passing touchdowns don't count, since the quarterback is not the one physically scoring. Most anytime TD odds are set based on a player's likelihood to score.

What about quarterback touchdown bets? If you choose a QB for your anytime touchdown prop bet, that means that they would need to run the ball in or catch the ball in end zone. Simply passing a ball to the scorer doesn't count. The player who catches the ball or runs it in is the scorer. What about defense touchdown and special teams scoring?. Does a passing touchdown not count for an anytime touchdown scorer bet? Only asking because this is the second time I see there was a passing touchdown scored but not honored on FanDuel. The.