Shedeur Sanders holds the highest implied probability at 48.5% in the trader consensus for leading Week 2 passing touchdowns, reflecting his expected volume and role as a starting quarterback in favorable offensive situations. A tight cluster follows with Bryce Young, Drake Maye, Cade Klubnik, Lamar Jackson, Joe Flacco, and Baker Mayfield each between 31.5% and 34%, underscoring the market’s view of multiple viable candidates amid typical early-season uncertainty in usage, matchups, and game scripts. Lower-tier options such as Anthony Richardson Sr., Jayden Daniels, and established veterans like Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes sit in the 16.5–26% range, consistent with historical patterns where passing touchdown leadership in a single week often hinges on red-zone efficiency, opponent defensive vulnerabilities, and unexpected scoring outputs rather than preseason expectations alone.