The Browns have been picked on in the end zone by WRs all year long, and are averaging 1.3 TDs against per game which is 3rd most in the NFL. Pickens has absolutely gone to work in the red zone, nailing down 44% of the team targets there. He has at least 1 target in the red zone in each of the last 7 games. He also has a TD in 3/6 games that Wilson has started. What is interesting about Pickens is he also has a few outs, including being thrown to near the goal line but also just busting a long catch and run that ends in the end zone.

As we mentioned, the Raiders allow 1.8 passing TDs per game. Evans leads the receiving room in end zone TDs this season (6) and end zone targets (12). If we're thinking he's going to get heavily targeted in hopes of achieving the consecutive 1,000 receiving-yard season, Evans should be able to find the end zone in this game.