As the NFL enters Week 12, all eyes are on the much-anticipated 'HarBowl'...

The total score for this Monday Night Football matchup is set at an impressive 51 points, indicating an electrifying night of scoring. With seven players listed with odds below 2/1 in the popular 'touchdown anytime' prop market, there's plenty of excitement for bettors. Here’s a deep dive into the best picks for anytime touchdown scorers.

Ravens Anytime Touchdown Pick: Isaiah Likely (+380 at FanDuel)

Isaiah Likely has had a rollercoaster season, but he’s in a position to shine this week against a struggling Chargers defense. Despite sharing the field with tight end Mark Andrews, Likely is currently projected at +380 for an anytime touchdown, significantly higher than Andrews' +175.

In his recent performance against Pittsburgh in Week 11, Likely played about 49% of the snaps compared to Andrews' 69%, but he was more productive with five targets, securing four catches for 75 yards. The Ravens frequently utilize two-tight-end formations, allowing both Likely and Andrews to be impactful in their scheme — especially against a Chargers defense primarily employing zone coverage.

With critical linebacker Denzel Perryman out and the possibility of Khalil Mack and Bud Dupree missing the game, the Chargers may struggle to contain the Ravens' tight ends, revealing a prime opportunity for Likely to find the end zone.

Chargers Anytime Touchdown Pick: Quentin Johnston (+210 at FanDuel)

On the other side, the Chargers' mounting injuries could pave the way for Quentin Johnston to continue his scoring streak. The emerging second-year wide receiver is listed around +210 to score anytime, despite having found the end zone in his last three games.

Johnston's snap rate has been astonishing, logging 83% and 82% in the last two games, especially with Ladd McConkey dealing with a shoulder injury and questionable for the matchup. In last week's win over Cincinnati, Johnston was targeted eight times, catching only two but managing a significant 26-yard touchdown.

The Ravens’ defense has shown vulnerabilities, ranking 29th in EPA allowed per dropback and 26th in yards allowed per attempt. With a poor showing against deep threats—allowing 16 touchdowns to wide receivers—Johnson’s prowess on intermediate-to-deep routes makes him a prime candidate to exploit these weaknesses.

With the atmosphere of a high-scoring shootout expected at SoFi Stadium, fans can anticipate Justin Herbert connecting with Johnston for potentially explosive plays.

Conclusion

The anticipation for this epic showdown promises not only thrilling plays but also intriguing betting opportunities. The football universe is ready; are you? Tune in to witness the clash of the Harbaugh brothers and see how the action unfolds!