Bills vs. Jets TD Scorer Odds & Picks Nov. 15

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C Costigan

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15 November, 2026

Bills vs. Jets Touchdown Scorer Picks: Josh Allen's 8 TDs, James Cook Targets Struggling Jets Run Defense

OAKLAND PARK, Fla. (Gambling911.com) - Bills vs. Jets touchdown scorer picks for Nov. 15. Josh Allen has 8 rushing TDs and is priced at -160 to score an anytime touchdown this day. Might actually be worth placing a bet on Allen to score an anytime touchdown.

Bills vs. Jets Betting Preview

This is Betting 101 but we might not know which side to take until the final minutes leading up to game time.

All the action is on Buffalo at -7.5. Watch to see if any books move this one to -7. If they do, pull the trigger on New York. As of this writing at 10:15 am EDT, that hadn't happened anywhere.

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The team ratings sites like Sagarin suggest a line of Buffalo -12. The Bills do not have any key starters out to justify the 5-point underlay. A line movement towards the 8 will tend to favor a Bills cover, but that's not something we'd be looking at here.

Bills vs. Jets Touchdown Scorer Prop Bets

Anytime TD Scorer

First TD Scorer

2+ TDs

Josh Allen
−160
+475
+350

Allen enters Sunday's matchup with 8 rushing touchdowns, making him Buffalo's leading individual touchdown scorer. His ability to run designed quarterback plays near the goal line gives the Bills a scoring option that is particularly difficult for opposing defenses to contain.

The Jets have struggled against the run this season, allowing 128 rushing yards per game. That weakness creates opportunities for Allen to score on short-yardage plays, especially if Buffalo establishes control of the game early.

James Cook
−155
+475
+370

Cook also offers some degree of value here, if only the price were closer to even odds. He comes in at -155 to score an anytime touchdown.

Cook has scored 7 touchdowns entering Week 10 and remains the centerpiece of Buffalo's conventional rushing attack. The Bills are averaging 146.6 rushing yards per game, second in the NFL, providing Cook with a strong foundation for both yardage and touchdown opportunities.

The matchup against New York is attractive because the Jets rank among the league's weaker rushing defenses. Buffalo could also lean more heavily on Cook if it establishes the kind of lead suggested by the point spread.

Breece Hall
+120
+900
+800

Braelon Allen
+175
+1400
+1400

Dalton Kincaid
+195
+1200
+1700

D.J. Moore
+200
+1100
+1700

Garrett Wilson
+235
+1800
+2000

Khalil Shakir
+235
+1400
+2000

Keon Coleman
+275
+1600
+2500

Omar Cooper Jr.
+400
+3000
+5000

Adonai Mitchell
+425
+3000
+4500

Kenyon Sadiq
+475
+3500
+6000

Mason Taylor
+500
+4000
+5500

Dawson Knox
+500
+2500
+6500

Ty Johnson
+500
+2800
+6500

BUF Bills D/ST
+600
+4000
+7000

NY Jets D/ST
+800
+3500
+8000

Geno Smith
+950
+6000
+12000

Jackson Hawes
+1000
+5500
+11000

Isaiah Williams
+1100
+6000
+14000

Ray Davis
+1300
+8000
+14000

Greg Dortch
+1300
+7000
+13000

Skyler Bell
+1500
+7500
+19000

Keleki Latu
+1600
+8000
+19000

Jeremy Ruckert
+2200
+11000
+20000

Isaiah Davis
+2500
+10000
+25000

Malik McClain
+2500
+12000
+25000

Kene Nwangwu
+2800
+10000
+25000

Tim Patrick
+3000
+13000
+25000

Jelani Woods
+3500
+13000
+25000

Andrew Beck
+3500
+16000
+25000

No Touchdown Scorer
+19000
Anytime TD Scorer