Griffin Wong details his top first touchdown scorer props for Sunday’s matchup between the Broncos and the Jets.

A few weeks ago, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell stated his desire to eventually expand the league’s international slate to 16 games per season, so each team would play abroad exactly once each season. Until then, though, the league’s international fans are often treated to some of the worst games that football has to offer.

Tomorrow morning, Londoners will play host to a clash between the Denver Broncos and the New York Jets, the league’s last remaining winless team. The game will be held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and begin at 9:30 a.m. ET (2:30 p.m. local).

Let’s break down the first TD scorer odds for the London game at DraftKings Sportsbook.

Broncos vs. Jets First Touchdown Scorer Prop Bets

Troy Franklin First Touchdown Scorer (+1200)

Franklin has been one of Denver’s breakout stars this season, amassing 231 receiving yards and one touchdown on 21 catches after recording just 263 yards last season. All of his numbers are up across the board: his success rate has climbed by 14.2 percentage points, his catch rate by 12.8 percentage points, and his yards per game by 29.8 yards. He actually owns the second-highest red zone target share in the league, having been the intended receiver on seven of Bo Nix’s 15 red zone attempts. Of those seven passes, he’s hauled in five for 44 yards and a score, the fourth-most receiving yards within the red zone of any player. The Broncos have also tended to pass the ball more frequently in the first quarter and run it through J.K. Dobbins in the second half, which is why Dobbins (+450) is a bad value.

The Jets’ secondary should make things easy. This season, New York has allowed 11 receiving touchdowns, the fourth-most in football, and its passing defense has been the league’s fifth-worst by expected points and second-worst by Pro Football Focus’ coverage grades. Neither of the Jets’ cornerbacks have been good — Brandon Stephens has allowed a 129.9 passer rating and three touchdowns this season, while Sauce Gardner has conceded a 112.2 passer rating and two scores — so it hardly matters which corner guards Franklin when he lines up outside. Franklin also plays frequently in the slot, where rookie Malachi Moore has allowed four catches on five targets for 72 yards.

Justin Fields First Touchdown Scorer (+1300)

No New York player represents good value, given that the Jets haven’t scored the game’s first touchdown yet this season. The five New York players to score the team’s first touchdown in a game this season have been pretty random: Garrett Wilson (+1100) twice, Fields once, Jeremy Ruckert (+5500) once, and Andrew Beck (+13000) once. If the randomness continues, I might as well go with the player who leads the team in rushing touchdowns and ranks fourth league-wide in rushing attempts among quarterbacks. Fields is actually tied for the team lead in red zone rushing attempts with Braelon Allen, who’s on Injured Reserve.

Unfortunately, Denver has one of the league’s best rushing defenses, allowing the sixth-fewest yards and the fewest scores on the ground on the 12th-fewest yards per attempt. But while the Broncos have been particularly sharp against running backs, being one of just two teams in the league to play five games and allow one or fewer rushing touchdowns to running backs, they’ve allowed one quarterback rushing score on just 13 attempts, which came in a Week 2 loss to Daniel Jones and the Indianapolis Colts. Fields could have an opportunity to run in a sneak up the gut: according to Pro Football Focus, the best team’s run defender among interior defensive lineman is D.J. Jones, who ranks just 32nd among 118 defensive tackles in that stat.