NFL Same Game Parlays & Picks: Bengals vs Falcons

Sunday’s slate begins in Madrid with an international matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Atlanta Falcons. The game starts at 9:30 a.m. ET, and we don't want you to miss any early wins. Without any further delay, let's jump right into our top NFL same game parlays for Bengals vs. Falcons.

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NFL Same Game Parlays & Picks: Bengals vs Falcons

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Leg 1: Joe Burrow 2+ Passing Touchdowns (-280)

We open with what we believe is a smash parlay leg. Joe Burrow is slinging it lately, and only Green Bay is rushing the ball at a lower per-game volume than Cincinnati (21.9 attempts per game). Burrow leads the NFL with 20 touchdowns. The LSU alum averages 2.5 touchdowns per game and has 13 touchdowns over the last three games.

If you want to increase your profit on this parlay by bringing the total number of touchdowns to three or more, we can't argue with that. The international aspect is somewhat of a deterrent. It's a bit of a chaos card, and we don't mind playing it safe by taking Burrow for two touchdowns in this game instead of three. Burrow has thrown two or more touchdowns in five out of seven games.

Leg 2: Chase Brown 30+ Rushing Yards (-450)

Nothing too elaborate with this selection. We are basically banking on Chase Brown to clear the low bar of 30 rushing yards. Chase Brown's rushing reliability hasn’t been great for the full asking price of 50+ yards (-114). Brown should be dominating that line week in and week out. However, since that hasn’t been the case, we’re dropping the yards to 30 - a threshold he’s been much more successful at (six games with 30+ yards).

The Falcons allowed the Buccaneers to rush for over 320 yards last week. The excessive weather (rain) caused last week to be a complete anomaly. That said, Brown should be able to get 30 yards against a defense that allows that many rushing yards in any weather.

Leg 3: Jahan Dotson 2+ Receptions (-178)

Our last two legs are correlated and have been some of the most successful bets over the last five weeks. Jahan Dotson had just one underwhelming performance over five games. He finished with only one reception for three yards against San Francisco in Week 7. If you omit that stat line, Dotson is averaging 72.5 yards in the other four games. The Falcons receiver saw at least three targets and caught at least two passes in all four games.

Dotson has caught two receptions in five out of eight games this season. The targets have been there with Michael Penix Jr. at the helm. Dotson has seen five targets in two of three games with Penix, and has at least three targets in all eight games this season. The Atlanta wide receiver is averaging two receptions over the previous five games.

Leg 4: Jahan Dotson Longest Reception Over 18.5 Yards (-120)

As noted, receptions have been lucrative this season for the Falcons wideout. The success rate for the longest reception for Jahan Dotson has been equally as rewarding. Dotson has recorded a reception of 19+ yards in five out of eight games and is averaging 24.1 yards per catch.

Dotson is coming off his best receiving game of the year, catching two passes for 95 yards (47.5 yards per reception, long of 76 yards). Dotson has caught at least one pass for 19+ yards in four out of the previous five games. In those four games, his longest receptions totaled: 31, 36, 41 and 76 yards.

Parlay Odds: +253