Dallas Goedert could push for another double-digit TD year
Goedert is coming off a career-best 11 touchdowns, a leap from prior seasons where he never exceeded five. Some pundits warned that regression would catch up to him, especially with AJ Brown moving to New England and new contributors like Dontayvion Wicks and rookie Makai Lemon joining the lineup. However, Goedert’s role as a dependable red-zone target remains strong. With Brown out of the picture, Goedert could assume an even more pronounced role as Philadelphia’s primary secondary option, particularly in scoring situations. Expect another season with ten or more touchdowns for Goedert.
Ashton Jeanty could double the production
Last season was challenging for the Las Vegas Raiders on many fronts. Brock Bowers missed much of the year due to injury, the passing game struggled, and the offensive line faced pressure. Heading into 2026, Bowers is healthy, the offensive line is improved, and the quarterback situation is more stable with Geno Smith at the helm to start the season, alongside a refreshed supporting cast. The Raiders also added quarterback Francisco Mendoza with the first overall pick in the draft. Jeanty, after overcoming a rookie-year learning curve and a training-camp injury scare, is entering 2026 fully prepared. He logged five rushing touchdowns and five receiving touchdowns last season, and with improved surroundings, a substantial uptick to around 20 touchdowns is a plausible goal.
Double-digit TDs for a New York duo
Two prominent players from the same draft class, Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall, have displayed elite talent but have yet to translate it into consistent, high-volume production year after year. The Jets have faced coaching and quarterback stability challenges, but improvements have been evident. Hall has posted four or five rushing touchdowns in each of his four pro seasons and surpassed 1,000 rushing yards in 2025, edging to 1,065. Wilson, despite injuries in 2025, has shown big-play ability and playmaking reliability. If the offense stabilizes under a better scheme and healthier surroundings, both players could approach or surpass ten touchdowns each—Hall reaching double-digit rushing scores, Wilson hitting double-digit receiving scores.
Notes and context
– The focus here is on players who are projected to convert opportunities into touchdowns, factoring changes in supporting casts, health, and team situation.
– These predictions assume typical NFL season dynamics: injury risk, coaching strategies, and quarterback play will influence outcomes.
– The players mentioned—Dallas Goedert, Ashton Jeanty, and a Jets duo of Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall—are highlighted for their potential to significantly impact scoring in 2026 based on their roles, past production, and surrounding personnel.
This overview emphasizes bold, but plausible, touchdown projections for the 2026 season while preserving the core context of the original discussion on end-zone success and potential breakout performances.
