Raiders vs. Bills: NFL Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks (Week 2)

The weather is cooling off, the days are getting shorter, and NFL fans around the country are getting ready to sit in front of their TV for 10 consecutive hours of football on Sunday. What better way to get in on the action than a few same game parlays? Here are my top same game parlay picks for Raiders vs. Bills.

NFL Same Game Parlay Odds & Picks: Raiders vs. Bills

Raiders @ Bills

Leg 1: Bills -8.5 (-110)
Leg 2: Davante Adams 75+ Receiving Yards (-130)
Leg 3: Dalton Kincaid 25+ Receiving Yards (-195)

Buffalo failed to take advantage of Aaron Rodgers' unfortunate injury last week, as Josh Allen played a sloppy game, and they fell to the Jets in overtime. I expect Buffalo to rebound this week with their backs against the wall to avoid an 0-2 start. Despite the Raiders pulling off a surprising win in Denver last week, they don't have the roster to keep up with the Bills' talent. I think Buffalo wins big and covers the 8.5-point spread.

Although Davante Adams had a quiet Week 1 by his high standards (six catches, 66 yards), he should have an easier matchup relative to Broncos' star CB Pat Surtain. This, combined with a game script that should keep the Raiders throwing, will be enough for him to go over 75 receiving yards. Dalton Kincaid had a solid debut with four catches for 26 yards, and I think the Bills will continue to go his way this week. 25+ receiving yards should be doable once again for Kincaid.

Parlay Odds: +410

What is a Same Game Parlay?

Parlays have gained popularity because of the potential that they provide to the bettor to make large sums of money without having to provide the cash up-front that it would take to make the same amount if you were to bet each game individually. With the increase in popularity and money coming into the sportsbooks, FanDuel rolled out the Same Game Parlay, and other sportsbooks soon followed.

The same game parlay brings the elements of the parlay into one single game. They offer a ton of options within the same game to allow the bettor to be able to take these options and combine them within one game.