Thursday Night Odds: Packers and Panthers Set for Scoring Clash
Josh Jacobs and Chuba Hubbard top the lists for first touchdowns as both teams look to bounce back from Week 7 losses.
By Samira Khalil ·
Carolina Panthers and Green Bay Packers fans will get a chance to see their teams rebound on Thursday night. Both sides fell in Week 7, with the Panthers suffering a blowout loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Packers losing to the Detroit Lions on the final kick of the game. The matchup promises high scoring, as both offenses are capable of producing points in bunches.
Betting markets on Kalshi reflect this expectation. The odds for the first touchdown scorer are currently listed in dollars, with lower prices indicating higher probability. Josh Jacobs of the Packers sits at the top of the list with a price of $0.15. Chuba Hubbard of the Panthers follows closely at $0.13. Christian Watson, also of the Packers, is priced at $0.10.
Other players in the market include Matthew Golden and Tucker Kraft, both listed at $0.08. Tetairoa McMillan is available at $0.07, while Jalen Coker is priced at $0.06. Darren Waller and Savion Williams round out the top tier of the board at $0.05 each.
Chuba Hubbard is the favored pick for the Panthers to score first. He regained his starting role this season after Rico Dowdle departed. Hubbard has been productive, recording 459 rushing yards, 112 receiving yards, and six total touchdowns. He previously received a contract extension following the 2024 season.
Christian Watson is the favored pick for the Packers. The receiver signed a four-year extension worth up to $110.5 million, a deal that raised questions about his injury history. Through eight weeks of the current season, Watson has posted 595 receiving yards and six touchdowns. Although he has not scored in his last two games, quarterback Jordan Love continues to target him in critical situations.
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Source: CBS Sports
