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Bills vs Vikings: Monday Night Football First Touchdown Scorer Picks for Week 9

Bills vs Vikings: Monday Night Football First Touchdown Scorer Picks for Week 9
Today's Matches · 23:54:03 - Thursday, 12 November 2026

The Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings, both 6-1 through the early weeks of the 2026 NFL season, will meet on Monday Night Football to close Week 9. Ahead of the primetime matchup, prediction markets offer first touchdown scorer odds with Josh Allen and Justin Jefferson among the favorites.

First Touchdown Scorer Odds

Current market prices on Kalshi show Josh Allen at $0.15, James Cook at $0.15, Justin Jefferson at $0.10, Jordan Mason at $0.08, T.J. Hockenson at $0.07, Aaron Jones at $0.07, Dalton Kincaid at $0.07, D.J. Moore at $0.07, Khalil Shakir at $0.06, Jordan Addison at $0.06, and Keon Coleman at $0.05. The Vikings' defense and special teams are listed at $0.03.

Bills Pick: Josh Allen ($0.15)

Allen has rushed for nine touchdowns this season and has scored at least one rushing touchdown in all but one game. His goal-line prowess makes him a strong candidate to find the end zone first against a Vikings defense that ranks among the league's best.

Vikings Pick: Justin Jefferson ($0.10)

Buffalo's defense has allowed 11 receiving touchdowns to wide receivers this year, compared to just one to tight ends and three rushing scores from running backs and quarterbacks combined. Jefferson caught two touchdowns from Carson Wentz in Week 1, and with Kyler Murray sidelined by a hamstring injury, Wentz returns under center, potentially renewing that early-season chemistry.

Alternative Consideration

Minnesota's defense and special teams at $0.03 could be worth a look, as Allen has thrown five interceptions and lost one fumble this season, presenting turnover opportunities for the Vikings' aggressive unit.

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