NFL Playoffs Same Game Parlays: Packers vs. Eagles (Wild Card Sunday)
The Packers and Eagles will play in an exciting NFC Wild Card matchup on Sunday at 4:30 p.m. ET. The Eagles, 14-3 and winners of the NFC East will be the home team against the Packers, who only earned a wild card spot.
Although both teams had insane seasons, there are some questions about their quarterbacks heading into this game. According to the Packers, Jordan Love has an elbow injury and has been limited in practice all week. On the other hand, Jalen Hurts of the Eagles has been dealing with a concussion for a couple of weeks. Yet, he’s already returned to practice and seems good to go.
At this point, both quarterbacks are more likely to play without limitations in this game. Knowing that I’ve built a same-game parlay for Sunday’s action.
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Packers vs. Eagles Best Same Game Parlay
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Green Bay Packers vs. Philadelphia Eagles
- Leg 1: Saquon Barkley Over 101.5 Rushing Yards (-114)
- Leg 2: Dallas Goedert Over 37.5 Receiving Yards (-114)
- Leg 3: Saquon Barkley Over 1.5 Receptions (-168)
Saquon Barkley earned at least 102 rushing yards in 69% of games this season. He also nailed this line in eight of his last ten games and averaged 125.3 yards per game this season.
Before Week 18, Barkley earned an average of 30 carries against Washington and Dallas and will likely be the main contributor in this Wild Card matchup. Jalen Hurts will likely be a bit rusty, and then the Eagles probably don’t want to put too much on Hurts’ shoulders. If Barkley gets even 23 carries, that would probably be enough for Barkley to get to at least 102 rushing yards in this game.
He’ll also likely get used in the passing game. Barkley earned at least two receptions in 75% of games this season. Meanwhile, Green Bay’s defense has allowed 39.5 receiving yards per game to running backs and nearly five receptions per game to running backs. Kenneth Gainwell could steal a couple of catches, but Barkley is used enough in the passing game. Let’s rely on him to earn two catches in this game.
Finally, Dallas Goedert recorded 55 receiving yards against the Giants last time out. He hadn’t played since 12/1 against the Ravens but still added 55 receiving yards and six targets in just 19% of snaps in Week 18. I know it’ll be Hurts throwing him the ball now. But Goedert should be heavily used in the offense, especially since the Packers rank 26th in receiving yards and 27 in receptions allowed to tight ends this year. Finish off this parlay with Goedert to add at least 38 receiving yards.
Parlay Odds: +455