2026 NFL Futures Betting: Rushing Touchdowns Milestones

With the advent of running back committees, we don’t see as many bell cow backs in the NFL these days. And that means individual players are not racking up the numbers they used to. But still, there were 10 players (nine RBs and one QB) that hit the 10-touchdown mark in 2025. How many will do it in 2026?

Sports betting sites offer a litany of rushing touchdowns milestones futures betting markets ranging from five touchdowns to 20 score, and our full betting guide will tell you everything you need to know about them. Read on for the latest NFL betting odds as well as our analysis, best bets, and long shot pick!

2026 NFL Rushing Touchdowns Milestones Futures Markets: Breakdown & Value Picks - August 24

All odds provided by Betway.

2026 NFL Regular Season Rushing Touchdowns Leader - Betting Odds

Best Bet #1: Omarion Hampton, Los Angeles Chargers - To Record 10+ Rushing TDs (+150)

Injuries really threw Omarion Hampton’s rookie season for a loop, as the 2025 first-round pick was only able to start six games, appearing in nine total. But he’s fully healthy going into the 2026 campaign, and there’s really no one on the depth chart that should be taking any big chunks out of his playing time.

Kimani Vidal and Keaton Mitchell are capable backups, but neither of them would be a goal line vulture for Hampton either, which is another reason we like the second-year back to hit the 10-TD mark. New OC Mike McDaniel runs a scheme that is very running back-friendly, and we think Hampton is going to benefit greatly from that.

Best Bet #2: Derrick Henry + Josh Allen - Both To Record 12+ Rushing TDs (+225)

Only seven guys hit 12+ TDs in 2025, but two of those were Derrick Henry and Josh Allen. And both have done it in each of the last three seasons as well, with Henry scoring 12+ in seven of his last eight campaigns, the only miss coming in 2021 when he played just eight games.

There is no reason to think either of these players is going to get the ball less in the red zone in 2026, and both offences will surely be potent as anything once again. The value isn’t great, but the risk also feels very low.

Long Shot Dart Throw: Kenneth Walker III, Kansas City Chiefs - To Record 12+ Rushing TDs (+400)

The Chiefs are all-in on their recently acquired Super Bowl MVP. And we are among the group that expects him to have a massive season in his first campaign in red and yellow threads. Emari Demercado is the top backup, and if he’s going to eat into Walker’s workload anywhere, it’s going to be in the passing game and on third downs. Not on the goal line.

What’s more, Patrick Mahomes has been adamant about leaving the rushing to the running backs this season. In 2025, Kareem Hunt led the Chiefs with eight rushing TDs, but Mahomes also racked up five of his own in just 14 games. If those five go to Walker this year, he’ll breeze past this 12-TD milestone.