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NFL Week 13 Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions (2023)

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There’s plenty of exciting action on this week’s NFL slate throughout the afternoon. Therefore, we’ve added a same-game parlay to consider for each game on the afternoon slate.

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Best NFL Same Game Parlay Bets (Week 13)

Chargers vs. Patriots

  • Chargers -5.5 (-105)
  • Keenan Allen Over 8.5 Receptions (+116)
  • Justin Herbert Over 245.5 Passing Yards (-114)

The New England Patriots will be starting Bailey Zappe over Mac Jones for the first time this season. New England is 2-9 on the season and is no longer competing for the playoffs. They’re competing for Caleb Williams at this point. Zappe is not better than Mac Jones, no matter how much Jones is in his head.

The Chargers should perform better defensively and help earn the cover.

Meanwhile, Keenan Allen is three catches away from 100 this season. He’s already got 1,117 yards receiving, averaging 11.5 yards per catch. Allen has added at least eight receptions in each of his last five games but has earned at least ten receptions in his previous three. Also, Justin Herbert hasn’t recently thrown the ball for lots of yardage. But New England’s secondary is the worst it’s been in a while. Look for some big plays down the field.

Parlay Odds: +492

Cardinals vs. Steelers

  • Cardinals +6.5 (-110)
  • Over 41 (-110)
  • Jaylen Warren Over 56.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Steelers earned 400+ yards of offense after firing Matt Canada. However, the Steelers only scored 16 points. The yards were good, but now the Steelers must capitalize and score more. That’s just the next step in their development as an offense.

Facing the Cardinals’ defense should only help. Arizona’s been awful against the run and isn’t much better in the pass game.

However, since Kyler Murray and James Conner returned, the Arizona offense has put together some elevated play. The offense isn’t top-ten, but they’ll hang around and help push this game Over 41 points.

Finally, Jaylen Warren has seen at least 11 carries in three of his last four games. He struggled last week against the Bengals, adding only 3.8 yards a carry. However, before that, he added three straight games with at least 6.7 yards per carry. This is a good spot for him to have another breakout game. 

Parlay Odds: +551

Colts vs. Titans

  • Titans (+100)
  • Zack Moss Over 76.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
  • Derrick Henry Over 63.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Titans will be playing their first back-to-back home game this season. They defeated Carolina and will now look to surprise the Colts on Sunday.

This game figures to be close. That’s why the Titans are slight underdogs at +100. Both teams have solid pass rushes. However, neither team is very good against the run.

Therefore, with Jonathan Taylor no longer playing for the Colts due to a thumb injury, I like Zack Moss to have a big game. Moss has averaged nearly five yards a carry and already has 672 yards on 141 carries this season. He should have another big day.

Meanwhile, Derrick Henry hasn’t been the same this year. But he’s facing an abysmal Colts run defense, mainly since the Colts miss tackles at a super high rate.

I’ll back the Titans at home and believe we’ll see a lot of great running from Moss and Henry. 

Parlay Odds: +580

Broncos vs. Texans

  • Denver Broncos +3.5 (-122)
  • Over 47.5 (-110)
  • Russell Wilson Over 22.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Broncos are on a serious tear right now. They’ve won five straight games and are now above .500 for the first time this season. Denver is literally fighting for a playoff spot after losing 70-20 to the Dolphins earlier this year.

Realistically, the Broncos don’t have a great secondary and aren’t fantastic against the run. But the defense has improved enough to give the offense a chance at winning games. Meanwhile, C.J. Stroud has already peaked. The expectations are high now, and maybe that’s a little unfair to the rookie. He’s coming off a loss to the Jaguars and will now need to go head-to-head with Russell Wilson, who hasn’t been getting the credit he deserves this year.

Stroud could have Nico Collins, Tank Dell, and Noah Brown all active for the first time in a long time. That will help the Texans’ offense.

However, with the poor tackling by the Texans this year, I think Russell Wilson escapes some pressure and gets yardage with his legs in this game. Wilson added 11 carries for 34 yards last week and has added at least 30 yards in three of his previous four games rushing the football. 

Parlay Odds: +462

Lions vs. Saints

  • Lions -4.5 (-110)
  • Under 47 (-110)
  • Jahmyr Gibbs Over 46.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

The Saints have struggled offensively. They scored only 15 points against the Falcons and just 19 against the Vikings over the last two weeks. Meanwhile, Derek Carr has thrown just ten touchdowns in 11 games. That’s not what the Saints signed him for.

Although the Lions struggled against the Packers last weekend, the writing was kind of on the wall for that one. They’ll bounce back against the Saints on the road and lock in their ninth win of the season. The Saints won’t help the Under hit.

Lastly, the Saints have a solid defense. It’s just weak against the run. Look for Jahmyr Gibbs, who has averaged 5.2 yards a carry, to break out for some big gains. He’s seen at least 11 carries in four of his last five games. That should be enough. 

Parlay Odds: +411

Falcons vs. Jets

  • Jets (+120)
  • Under 33.5 (-110)
  • Breece Hall Over 53.5 Rushing Yards (-114)

I don’t trust Desmond Ridder or Tim Boyle. But I trust the Jets’ defense more against Ridder.

Tim Boyle was terrible in his first start with the Jets. But improvements will come. The Jets now have a game film that they can watch and go over with Boyle to help him improve in many areas.

Meanwhile, head coach Robert Salah added some critics to Breece Hall’s running game. Hall took it in stride and was happy to hear that. It motivated him. If Boyle improves his decision-making and gets the ball out faster, the run game will work wonders for the Jets again. 

Parlay Odds: +434

Dolphins vs. Commanders

  • Tyreek Hill Anytime Touchdown (-140)
  • Tua Tagovailoa 300+ Passing Yards (-114)
  • Dolphins -9.5 (-110)

The Commanders are washed.

Washington just fired defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio after Thanksgiving when the Commanders allowed 45 points.

Tua Tagovailoa and Tyreek Hill will likely contribute to another massive blowout. The Dolphins were one of the only teams that really showed up against the Jets’ defense this year.

I’ll back the Dolphins at -9.5. I think the Dolphins win by 20+.

Parlay Odds: +525

Panthers vs. Buccaneers

  • Mike Evans Over 62.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
  • Buccaneers -5.5 (-108)
  • Adam Thielen 6+ Receptions (-125)

Tampa Bay played four of their last five games on the road. They won the home game and lost the four road games. Luckily for the Buccaneers, Tampa Bay will be home against the one-win Panthers.

Mike Evans should have a big game for the Buccaneers, with Chris Godwin questionable. He leads the Bucs in receiving with 850 yards on 54 catches.

On the other hand, many analysts are down on Adam Thielen after last week’s performance against the Titans, where he caught one ball for two yards on three targets. But he was consistently adding eight targets a game. With Tampa Bay’s secondary playing below average, Thielen will return to his consistent ways. 

Parlay Odds: +452

49ers vs. Eagles

  • Christian McCaffrey Anytime Touchdown (-230)
  • Jalen Hurts Anytime Touchdown (+100)
  • 49ers -3 (-110)

The Niners are favorites on the road against a one-loss Eagles team. It says a lot.

San Francisco had a three-game losing streak before the bye week. They struggled when Brock Purdy might’ve had a concussion. But after the bye week, the 49ers look like the best team in the NFL again. Philadelphia has lucked out with some plays late in the game. The defense isn’t covering as well as it might look.

I got the 49ers winning this game. I’ll also take Christian McCaffrey to score a touchdown. He’s done this in all but one game this year.

Finally, I’ll back Jalen Hurts to score a rushing touchdown. The Niners won’t allow big plays down the field. The Eagles will need to put together long drives that end up around the goal line for a little quarterback sneak for Hurts into the endzone.

Parlay Odds: +437

Browns vs. Rams

  • Rams (-205)
  • Under 40.5 (-110)
  • Elijah Moore Over 3.5 Receptions (+124)

The Browns are starting Joe Flacco against the Rams. Who knows how ready Flacco really is after being signed to the practice squad a couple of weeks ago?

Flacco struggled with the Jets most recently and didn’t even get another opportunity until the middle of the season. He’s practically the fourth-stringer on the Browns.

That’s why I love the Under. The Browns won’t score much, and the Rams won’t have it easy against a dynamite Browns defense. Still, Flacco knows Elijah Moore from his Jets days. Moore has earned at least seven targets in each of his last three games. If the play-calling stays the same, Moore should see plenty of targets from Flacco in this game.

Parlay Odds: +470

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