Chiefs vs. Patriots: NFL Week 15 Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks
The weather is cooling off, the days are getting shorter, and NFL fans around the country are getting ready to sit in front of their TV for 10 consecutive hours of football on Sunday. What better way to get in on the action than a few same-game parlays? Here are my top same-game parlay picks for Chiefs vs. Patriots.
NFL Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks: Chiefs vs. Patriots
Chiefs @ Patriots
- Patriots +8.5 (-115)
- Patrick Mahomes U247.5 Pass Yards (-115)
- Rashee Rice 6+ Receptions (-110)
While betting against the Chiefs' offense used to be a ridiculous notion, they've really struggled in recent weeks. Patrick Mahomes has gone under 247.5 pass yards in 4 of his last 6 games, and New England has a very solid pass defense. I think this could be a low-scoring game, and even if the Chiefs pull off a win I think it'll be a closer game than most would expect.
I think one member of the Chiefs who could have a good game is Rashee Rice. Rice is getting more involved in the Chiefs' offense each week. He's seen at least nine targets in each of the Chiefs' last three games, and hasn't posted fewer than seven catches in that stretch. Even if the Chiefs struggle offensively, Rice should see enough target share to post 6 catches.
Parlay Odds: +515
What is a Same Game Parlay?
Parlays have gained popularity because of the potential that they provide to the bettor to make large sums of money without having to provide the cash up-front that it would take to make the same amount if you were to bet each game individually. With the increase in popularity and money coming into the sportsbooks, FanDuel rolled out the Same Game Parlay, and other sportsbooks soon followed.
The same game parlay brings the elements of the parlay into one single game. They offer a ton of options within the same game to allow the bettor to be able to take these options and combine them within one game.
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