Risking $3.6K on Nelson Agholor among the 7 most insane bets that cashed in NFL Week 11

There are dozens of touchdowns scored every Sunday, but there can only be one that was scored first. This week, Titans tight end Jonnu Smith had the honor of opening the floodgates and hauling in a goal line touchdown.

Though it certainly wasn't as memorable as A.J. Brown's beast mode score later in the game or Derrick Henry's overtime game-winner, it likely stuck out in one dart-throwing bettor's memory.

The Eagles-Browns game was all but over when Dallas Goedert reeled in a four-yard pass from Carson Wentz with 30 seconds left. The Eagles' hopes weren't restored by the play, but one bettor's hopes sure were.

The late slate of games came through for the bettor as well, whose $3 stab on a 10-leg touchdown parlay turned into an unthinkable profit.

I bet on Eric Ebron as my weekly streaming option in a number of fantasy football leagues, and that's as big a risk as I was willing to take given the number of hungry mouths awaiting Ben Roethlisberger's usual flurry of passes on Sunday. I would not be willing to bet $25 on him to score a touchdown, though, and I certainly wouldn't be willing to bet $25 on him to be one of eight scorers on any given slate.

But one bettor is smarter/dumber/luckier than I am, and so his/her fortunes turned into a handsome reward.

Man, is it a good week for tight ends clinching big bets or what?

I would hazard a guess that this bettor owned a time machine, based on the fact that it's rare that seven different players score touchdowns in any given football and it's even more rare to guess who all seven of those players will be.

Unfortunately, Le'Veon Bell also scored a touchdown — who saw that one coming in the midst of his abysmal 2020 campaign? — keeping this incredible parlay just one notch below what it could have been at its full potential.

So these odds aren't as impressive as the other ones on this list. But the wager — $3,625 — and the subsequent payout sure are.

This is a guy who was mocked around the NFL community a year ago for not being able to catch anything — even young children being rescued from a burning house.

Who's laughing now, Eagles fans?

With the way Tom Brady has been playing, I wouldn't be too sure that any of his extremely talented wide receivers would be on the receiving end of a touchdown against the stingy Rams defense. If you're waving over $1,000 in my face telling me not to bet on that receiving corps, you're crazy if you think I'm not taking that and getting ahead on rent payments.

With effort like that, I wouldn't be surprised if Evans bet a significant amount on himself to score a touchdown.

Half of a yard. One-and-a-half feet. 18 inches.

That's all that came between a $15,000-plus gain and a $10 loss. And with just how much Antonio Brown was showboating after every single catch he made on Monday night, you'd think he would have hit the over on his receiving yards, but fortunately for one bettor, that wasn't the case. He finished with 57 yards, and one bettor finished with a massive paycheck.