NFL Week 8 Same Game Parlays: Eagles vs. Bengals (2024)

NFL Week 8 is here and it’s time to lock in some best bets and props before the games kick off. Picking matchups against the spread and betting on the over/under is more commonplace, but a Same Game Parlay (SGP) gives us even more added action. Let’s find some plus-money SGP picks for every game on the Week 8 Sunday afternoon slate.

Keep in mind the odds below are accurate as of writing but are always subject to change up until kickoff. Keep track of any of the latest NFL injury news and odds movement before locking in any of these SGP bets. Here are all of our best NFL Week 8 Same Game Parlays. And below we dive into our top NFL Same Game Parlay for the Week 8 game Eagles vs. Bengals.

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Best NFL Week 8 Same Game Parlays: Eagles vs. Bengals

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Eagles vs. Bengals

Leg 1: Lowest Scoring Quarter - 1st Quarter (+170)
Leg 2: DeVonta Smith 60+ Receiving Yards (+100)
Leg 3: Jalen Hurts 2+ Passing Touchdowns (+155)

This cross-conference game between the Eagles and Bengals is one of the more interesting matchups of the weekend. We have two teams that have underperformed relative to expectations so far this season. Cincinnati is 3-4 but the three wins have come against three bad teams (Giants, Browns and Panthers). Philadelphia is 4-3 with only one win against a team with a winning record (Packers).

Admittedly, it's tough to get a read on both squads right now. You can make legit arguments to back the Eagles or Bengals on the spread. Plus, the total seems high for two inconsistent offenses. Instead of making a pick on the spread or total, though, let's focus on some different props for this same-game parlay.

First off, let's count on the first quarter being the lowest scoring one of the game. Believe it or not, the Eagles have yet to score a single point in the first quarter this season. The offense has looked clunky and hesitant early on in games and it's hard to see that changing on the road here. Meanwhile, there have been seven points or fewer scored in the first quarter in all but one of Cincinnati's games this year.

Last week was a forgettable one for DeVonta Smith, who finished with -2 receiving yards, one catch and two targets. It was a very uncharacteristic game for one of the league's most underrated receivers, but it deserves context. The Eagles only threw it 14 times compared to 45 rush attempts. This week, the game script calls for much more passing with Philly as a slight road underdog and a 48 game total.

Don't forget, Smith had 64+ yards in each of his first four games this season. He's also averaged 66.6 yards and 70.4 yards per game in the past two seasons and is due for a better outing this week. The Bengals’ defense will likely try to focus coverage on A.J. Brown and attempt to shut down Saquon Barkley in the run game. It should leave Smith with more one-on-one opportunities and he's bound to bounce back.

Let's also back Jalen Hurts to throw for multiple scores. The Bengals have allowed 14 passing touchdowns through seven games. The defense has also given up multiple pass TDs to four of the past six opposing QBs. The two outliers came in the past two games against the Browns and Giants - which isn't saying much. The Philly passing attack is a much tougher test. Hurts only has 2+ passing touchdowns in two of six games this season, but he also had to make do without Smith and Brown for many of those.

Parlay Odds: +950

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