Week 7 · Updated Oct 26, 2026
NFL Passing TDs Props
Every passing touchdown line we're tracking this week. See the current number, how it moved from the open, and the matchup behind it.
This Week's Passing TD Lines
Every Passing TD Line We're Tracking
Every passing touchdown line posted this week sits at 1.5, across 2 players. See every Week 7 prop, game by game
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NFL Passing TD Props FAQ
A passing touchdowns prop bets on how many touchdown passes a quarterback throws in a game. Books usually set the line at a half number like 1.5 or 2.5, so there’s no push either way. Say C.J. Stroud’s line is 1.5 passing touchdowns: two or more scoring throws wins the over, one or none wins the under.
It’s only a passing touchdown when it comes from a completed forward pass to a teammate. Rushing and return touchdowns fall into separate categories. A backward pass, or lateral, that ends in a score is credited the same way a handoff would be, so a lateral touchdown behind the catch doesn’t add a passing score. At FanDuel, for example, overtime counts toward passing touchdown props unless the market says otherwise. The official passing touchdown count from the game is what settles the bet. It isn’t a live in-game graphic.
Touchdown passes lean heavily on red zone share and how often the offense actually gets inside the 20 in the first place, which ties back to the implied team total. A team that expects to lead a lot tends to run more near the goal line and hand touchdowns to its backs instead, so check game script before you trust the number. Read how to read NFL usage stats for props if you want the fuller picture on who’s getting those looks.
No. A two point conversion is scored in its own category apart from touchdowns entirely. A passing touchdown has to come from a scoring play during regular down-and-distance football. The conversion attempt that follows a score doesn’t count as one, even once the ball’s already in the end zone.
His touchdown count stops where his playing time stops, plain and simple. There’s no adjustment for garbage time or a backup quarterback taking over late. Whatever he threw for before coming out of the game is what the bet settles on.
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