NFL First Touchdown Closing Odds 2025
What every sportsbook closed at on every NFL player, game by game, next to whether it hit. Pick a player to see his season.
Closing prices only. Books pull the first touchdown market as soon as the first touchdown is scored, so the last price each book posted is a true close. A defensive touchdown settles as D/ST, which means no player wins that game. Players are ranked by how often they scored first.
Why closing first touchdown odds are worth keeping
The closing price is the market's last word on a player before the game starts. It absorbs the whole week of news, money and lineup changes, which makes it the fairest yardstick for judging a bet after the fact. Beat the close often enough and you are picking up value; sit behind it and you are not.
Most sites show one book. These pages show every sportsbook with real coverage of the market, so you can see the spread between them on the same player in the same game. That gap is the case for line shopping, written out over a full season.
This page is the price half of the record. For the result half, the free nfl first touchdown tracker shows who scored in every game this season, and stats and leaders ranks players by how often they do it.
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First Touchdown odds history FAQ
What is a closing first touchdown price?
It is the last price a sportsbook posted before kickoff. Once a game starts, prices move with the action, so an in-play number is not a close. Every price on these pages is stamped at or before kickoff.
Which sportsbooks are included?
Every book with enough real coverage of the market to be worth a column. That is 11 sportsbooks for anytime touchdown and 8 for first touchdown, led by FanDuel, which prices these markets more actively than anyone else we track.
Why do the numbers differ between sportsbooks?
Books price the same player independently, so on any given game one may be 20 or 30 cents better than another. That gap is why line shopping pays, and seeing a season of it side by side shows how much taking the first available price costs.
Does a dash mean the player had no price?
Yes. A dash means that sportsbook did not post a price for that player in that game. It never means zero or an unknown number.
Can I bet these odds?
No. These are settled prices from a finished season, kept for research. For live prices across 20+ sportsbooks, use the JediBets screener.
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