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NFL Saturday Same Game Parlays Odds, Picks & Predictions (Week 15)

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It’s bowl season in college football, opening the door for the NFL to play games on Saturday. There’s a tripleheader this week, giving gamblers three games wager on same-game parlays (SGP).

Saturday NFL Tripleheader Best Same Game Parlay Bets

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Vikings at Bengals SGP

  • Leg 1: Nick Mullens 225+ Passing Yards (-210)
  • Leg 2: Jake Browning 225+ Passing Yards (-200)
  • Leg 3: T.J. Hockenson 40+ Receiving Yards (-275)

Nick Mullens is making his first start of this season. However, he’s a veteran of 17 starts in the NFL. According to Pro-Football-Reference, he’s averaged 267.8 passing yards per game, passing for at least 225 in 13 of his 17 starts.

The matchup is a cupcake for him this week. According to The 33rd Team, 10 quarterbacks have passed for at least 225 yards against the Bengals this year, and Lamar Jackson did so twice. So, FantasyPros projects Mullens to pass for 250.9 yards this week.

Jake Browning should also pass for at least 225 yards in this contest. He’s passed for 227, 354 and 275 yards in three starts. Browning is projected for 242.6 passing yards.

T.J. Hockenson’s receiving prop is a correlated selection with Mullens’s over. Justin Jefferson should be back this week, which will siphon targets away from Hockenson. Nevertheless, the stud tight end had at least 40 receiving yards in three of five games when Jefferson was healthy earlier this year.

Hockenson averaged 50.8 receiving yards per game in those games, with a median of 51. He has a drool-inducing matchup this week. The Bengals have allowed 83.3 receiving yards per game to tight ends in their last four games. This season, they’ve allowed eight tight ends to tally at least 40 receiving yards. Thus, Hockenson is projected for 60.3 receiving yards.

Parlay Odds: +146

Steelers at Colts SGP

  • Leg 1: IND Under 24.5 Points (-205)
  • Leg 2: PIT Under 24.5 Points (-245)
  • Leg 3: Najee Harris 40+ Rushing Yards (-330)

The Colts and Steelers haven’t been scoring powerhouses. Indianapolis averages 24.2 points per game, with a median of 23. They’ve fallen short of 24.5 points in seven games.

Conversely, the Steelers have averaged a pitiful 16.2 points per game. They’ve exceeded 24.5 points once. While their offense is pathetic, their defense isn’t a pushover. The Steelers have allowed only the 49ers and Texans to surpass 24.5 points this season.

In a low-scoring game, the Steelers should be content to feed their two-headed backfield. Najee Harris has had double-digit rush attempts in 11 of 13 contests. He’s averaging 53.1 rushing yards per game, with a median of 53.

The third-year pro has also excelled in three games since the team fired offensive coordinator Matt Canada, averaging 63.7 rushing yards per game, with a median of 63.

The matchup is cushy for Harris. The Colts have coughed up at least 40 rushing yards to 13 running backs this season, and two have accomplished the feat twice. As a result, Harris is projected to have 55.7 rushing yards.

Parlay Odds: +148

Broncos at Lions SGP

  • Leg 1: Over 40.5 Points (-308)
  • Leg 2: David Montgomery 50+ Rushing Yards (-340)
  • Leg 3: Jahmyr Gibbs 75+ Rushing + Receiving Yards (-170)

Detroit’s offense laid an egg last week. Nevertheless, the Lions have averaged 26.2 points per game this season.

In addition, their defense has been non-existent lately, allowing 29.8 points per game in five games since their bye. Their opponents have scored at least 26 points in each of those games. Only three of Detroit’s games have gone under 40.5 points this season.

The Broncos aren’t an offensive powerhouse. Still, they can take advantage of this cushy matchup. They’ve scored at least 21 points in four of five games since their bye in Week 9. Additionally, three of their last five games have exceeded 40.5 points.

The Lions can lean on their talented backfield against the Broncos. According to The 33rd Team, the Broncos have permitted running backs 98.8 rushing yards per game, 4.5 yards per carry, 4.3 receptions per game and 30.5 receiving yards per game in their last four games.

David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs can both feast. In five games since Detroit’s bye, Montgomery has averaged 77.0 rushing yards per game, ripping off 5.7 yards per attempt. Meanwhile, Gibbs has averaged 83.2 scrimmage yards per game. Therefore, Montgomery is projected to have 63.3 rushing yards, and Gibbs is projected to have 86.1 scrimmage yards against the Broncos.

Parlay Odds: +132

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