NFL +1050 SGP: Buffalo Bills @ New York Jets

Week 6 of the NFL season finishes tonight, as the New York Jets will host the Buffalo Bills in AFC East action. Both teams will be playing with desperation, so we’ve created an ultimate same-game parlay for the action. 

Valued at +1050, let’s ride!

Leg 1: Jets +7.5

The New York Jets pulled the plug on Robert Saleh after their disappointing loss in London, and even though they sit with a 2-3 record, it’s not like they’re getting blown out in their losses. Taking out their double-digit Week 1 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, they won in both Weeks 2 & 3 before losing by less than a touchdown in Weeks 4 & 5. Tonight, the Jets have more than enough talent to beat the Buffalo Bills, who have struggled the past two weeks, plus the post-firing desperation to their advantage. I expect the Jets to pull out the win at home, but even so, I struggle to see the Bills blowing them out.

Leg 2: Breece Hall 50+ Rushing Yards

Breece Hall has been a non-factor in this Jets’ offenses as he’s combined for just 27 yards off of 19 carries over the past two weeks. Still, luckily, in the wake of Robert Saleh’s firing, Nathaniel Hackett has also been relieved of offensive playcalling duties. The sense is now that they’ll look to run the ball more compared to the 54 passing attempts Aaron Rodgers had last week. I expect Hall to see 15 carries tonight. If he gets that volume, I’m not worried about him falling short of the 50-yard mark.

Leg 3: Garrett Wilson 6+ Receptions

Although we expect the Jets to scale back the number of pass attempts tonight, I can’t ignore that Garrett Wilson was targeted 23 times last week. 23! That’s downright absurd, and even if that is cut in half tonight, we’re still in great shape for him to make six catches. The Bills’ secondary hasn’t looked very impressive, so I anticipate there will be no issues for Wilson to reach this mark. 

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Leg 4: Mike Williams 25+ Receiving Yards

Mike Williams’s lack of involvement in the Jets’ offense has been something that many have talked about, but at the same time, we should be able to get at least 25 receiving yards off of little production. He’s made a longest reception of at least 18 yards in the last four weeks, meaning he needs to make one more grab to get us over the 25-yard threshold. Williams is due for an increase in volume, but even if he doesn’t get it, I’m still comfortable expecting him to get us 25 yards.

Leg 5: James Cook 40+ Rushing Yards

James Cook has recorded at least 40 rushing yards in just three of five games this season, but those misses both happened to be 39-yard outings. Cook enters tonight’s game listed as questionable, but by all indications, he’ll be out there with his full workload. If this game remains close like we expect, Cook will undoubtedly see about 15 carries, which will be more than enough to get us through the 40-yard mark.

Leg 6: Dalton Kincaid 25+ Receiving Yards

Dalton Kincaid has recorded at least 25 receiving yards in the past four weeks, and among the Bills’ pass catchers, he’s the safest bet to see around three to four catches. He exceeded the 25-yard mark in both games against the Jets last year, so we’ll keep it as simple as that! Let’s ride!

All Odds Courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.