A same-game parlay is a combination of picks made into a parlay that is all being played in one game. Instead of choosing multiple teams to win on Sunday, you can pick three different players to go over their receiving yards in the same game.
Same-game parlays are perfect for times when you believe a team will either perform well or awful. If you believe the Jags or Chargers will have a bad game, you can take multiple receivers to go under their receiving totals.
Same-game parlays can consist of many different bets, with some sports books in Vegas.
Same-game parlays are perfect for times when you believe a team will either perform well or awful. If you believe the Jags or Chargers will have a bad game, you can take multiple receivers to go under their receiving totals.
Same-game parlays can consist of many different bets, with some sports books in Vegas.
B&Rs Expert Consensus Rating, with DVAXN Group 25 NFL Football Outsiders ~[Cleveland OH]
The Jacksonville Jaguars have won 4 straight home games. Trevor Lawrence is completing 66.3 percent of his passes for 4,113 yards, 25 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. Christian Kirk and Zay Jones have combined for 1,931 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, while Evan Engram has 73 receptions. The Jacksonville Jaguars ground game is averaging 124.5 yards per contest, and Travis Etienne Jr. leads the way with 1,125 yards and 5 touchdowns. Defensively, Jacksonville is allowing 20.6 points and 353.3 yards per game. Foyesade Oluokun leads the Jacksonville Jaguars with 184 tackles.
Justin Herbert got demolished by the Jaguars in Week 3, where he posted a season-low 55.6% completion rate, had banged-up ribs, and no Keenan Allen — and he still registered 25 completions. Fast forward to Saturday, and Herbie is healthy and has his favorite target at his disposal, plus Herbert overall averaged 28.7 completions per game in the 15 contests up until the Bolts clinched a playoff spot (as the final two games of the season really held little value). I fully expect Herbert to throw the ball well over his average of 41 pass attempts per game on Saturday, and given that Jacksonville allows 6.7 yards per attempt, an average tempered by a terrible slate of QBs in the final three games, Herbert will have no trouble getting north of 290 and will likely end up with 300-plus passing yards when the day is done.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have won 4 straight home games. Trevor Lawrence is completing 66.3 percent of his passes for 4,113 yards, 25 touchdowns and 8 interceptions. Christian Kirk and Zay Jones have combined for 1,931 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns, while Evan Engram has 73 receptions. The Jacksonville Jaguars ground game is averaging 124.5 yards per contest, and Travis Etienne Jr. leads the way with 1,125 yards and 5 touchdowns. Defensively, Jacksonville is allowing 20.6 points and 353.3 yards per game. Foyesade Oluokun leads the Jacksonville Jaguars with 184 tackles.
Justin Herbert got demolished by the Jaguars in Week 3, where he posted a season-low 55.6% completion rate, had banged-up ribs, and no Keenan Allen — and he still registered 25 completions. Fast forward to Saturday, and Herbie is healthy and has his favorite target at his disposal, plus Herbert overall averaged 28.7 completions per game in the 15 contests up until the Bolts clinched a playoff spot (as the final two games of the season really held little value). I fully expect Herbert to throw the ball well over his average of 41 pass attempts per game on Saturday, and given that Jacksonville allows 6.7 yards per attempt, an average tempered by a terrible slate of QBs in the final three games, Herbert will have no trouble getting north of 290 and will likely end up with 300-plus passing yards when the day is done.
