NFL Week 18 Same Game Parlays & Picks (Sunday)
Betting on NFL same-game parlays for the final week of the regular season comes with a few additional challenges. Which teams still have something to play for? Who's already checked out mentally? Who's going to bring their 'A' game in an otherwise meaningless contest? It can be challenging to answer these questions.
We'll try to stick to games where we can count on the effort we'll see on the field, based on motivation and how they’ve been playing the last few weeks.
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New Orleans Saints vs. Atlanta Falcons
Leg 1: Saints +3.5 (-110 at Caesars Sportsbook)
Chris Olave is out, and it is unclear if the Falcons will have Drake London or Kyle Pitts available. While both have been putting their best foot forward this last month, I think the Saints have a more complete offense with Tyler Shough emerging in the last few weeks and Audric Estime last week. Atlanta, however, is a one-trick pony and will only go as far as Bijan Robinson can carry them.
If the Saints don't win outright, they'll be competitive and lose by no more than a field goal.
Leg 2: Tyler Shough Over 228.5 Passing Yards (-120)
Shough went 30-for-43 for 243 yards against the Falcons earlier in the season (his third start). Since then, he has grown by leaps and bounds. Not having Chris Olave available will make it a little bit harder, but Shough will be determined to prove he's the QB of the future for the Saints.
Leg 3: Bijan Robinson Under 83.5 Rushing Yards (-117)
Robinson has gone OVER this mark in four of five games since being held to 70 yards by the Saints (Nov. 23). He's coming off a 195-yard game against the Rams, but I'm afraid that the Falcons may not want to risk injury to their superstar in a meaningless season finale.
Tyler Algieir will get the bulk of the work in this game.
Parlay Odds: +380 – A $100 wager will result in a $480 payday, your stake plus $380 in winnings.
Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Leg 1: Ravens -3.5 (-110 at bet365)
The Steelers won by five a few weeks ago, but the Ravens are playing better than Pittsburgh is heading into this week. If Baltimore learned anything from last week, they'll feed Derrick Henry the ball and let him wreak havoc on the Steelers defense and secure the win, the division title, and a spot in the playoffs.
Leg 2: Derrick Henry Over 90.5 Rushing Yards (-110)
Henry ran for 94 yards on 25 carries in the first game against the Steelers. After seeing what he did last week, the offense has to lean on him a little more in this game. If they do, not only will the Ravens win, but Henry will surpass 90.5 rushing yards.
Leg 3: Derrick Henry 20+ Rushing Attempts (+110)
Henry is a volume running back; you give him a good number of carries and he'll produce. He got 25 in the first meeting vs. the Steelers and 36 last week vs. the Packers in another must-win game. I'm banking on the Ravens leaning on him to bring it home regardless of whether Lamar Jackson plays.
Leg 4: Aaron Rodgers Under 201.5 Passing Yards (-115)
Rodgers threw for 284 in the first game vs. the Ravens but leaned heavy on DK Metcalf (seven catches for 148 yards; 12 targets). Without him last week, Rodgers threw for 168 yards against the Browns. Baltimore's defense is not nearly as good as Cleveland's, but it will get the job done.
Parlay Odds: +575 – A $100 wager will result in a $675 payday, your stake plus $575 in winnings.