NFL Monday Night Football Same Game Parlay: Bills vs. Rams
NFL Week 5 concludes with a marquee Monday Night Football matchup. The Los Angeles Rams host the Buffalo Bills in a showdown between two of the top Super Bowl contenders. The Rams are 3-point favorites with a lofty 54.5-point game total. Let’s break down the best NFL Monday Night Football same game parlay (SGP) to lock in before kickoff. Check out which NFL picks and player props to include. Good luck.
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NFL Monday Night Football Same Game Parlay: Bills vs. Rams
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Buffalo Bills at Los Angeles Rams
- Leg 1: Kyren Williams Over 22.5 Receiving Yards (-109)
- Leg 2: Dalton Kincaid Under 54.5 Receiving Yards (-113)
- Leg 3: Josh Allen Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-130)
Let's begin our same-game parlay with Kyren Williams. The Rams' lead back has been very productive this season, averaging 116.8 all-purpose yards per game. His role in the passing attack is especially encouraging. Williams has 67 and 70 receiving yards in the past two weeks, catching 16 out of 20 targets. He also has 173 receiving yards overall this year and has gone 22.5 yards in three out of four games.
Williams now faces a Bills defense that's struggled to cover running backs in the passing game. They're allowing 40.5 receiving yards and 5.3 receptions per game to opposing backs, the sixth-highest marks in the league. Buffalo has also given up at least 25 receiving yards to a running back in three out of four games so far.
On the Bills' side, let's fade Dalton Kincaid. The Rams are allowing a league-low 21.3 receiving yards per game to tight ends this season. They also allow three receptions per game to the position, the second-lowest. Plus, Los Angeles has faced George Kittle, Isaiah Likely and the Eagles' tight end-heavy offense.
Kincaid started the season on fire, with 225 yards in the first two weeks. Since then, though, he has just 45 yards on three catches over the last two games combined. The offense has leaned on the run lately, and Josh Allen is targeting his wide receivers more frequently. It doesn't bode well for Kincaid to wake back up this week, especially with Dawson Knox still involved and stealing snaps.
Meanwhile, Josh Allen has been a sure thing to score a touchdown. The Bills' quarterback has a rushing touchdown in every game so far this season, with seven total touchdowns over four weeks. When Buffalo is near the goal line, it's Allen who usually gets the carries over James Cook. Conversely, the Bills' tailback has only three rushing scores this year.
Parlay Odds: +500