NFL SGP: +1200 Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins
Ben DiGiacomo
Host · Writer
Week 2 of the NFL season is here, and we have a fun AFC East battle to kick off the action. The Miami Dolphins will host the Buffalo Bills, prompting us to work up an ultimate same-game parlay for the action.
Valued at +1200, let’s ride!
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Legs 1 & 2: Tyreek Hill Anytime TD & 6+ Receptions
Expecting Tyreek Hill to make at least six catches and find the endzone shouldn’t be too much to ask for in an expected high-scoring game, so we’re going all in on him. He made seven catches off 12 targets and found the endzone in Week 1. He surely will be playing angrily on Thursday, given all that happened and the controversy surrounding his traffic stop on Sunday morning. A motivated Hill is a dangerous player, so we’ll count on a big game from him.
Leg 3: Jaylen Waddle 4+ Receptions
Jaylen Waddle recorded at least four receptions in 12 of 14 regular season games last season, and he started off the 2024 campaign with five receptions. The Dolphins offense wasn’t operating on all cylinders in Week 1, so I’d be shocked if Waddle finished with less than six catches, in all honesty. I have no doubt he’ll record at least four.
Legs 4 & 5: Josh Allen Anytime TD & 25+ Rushing Yards
We went all in on Tyreek Hill with confidence, so we’ll go all in again on Josh Allen, who we’re even more confident in. Knowing how Allen operates, if he’s not confident in the weapons around him, he’s not afraid to put his body on the line to do what it takes to ensure his team gets a touchdown. We saw that in Week 1 when Allen recorded two rushing touchdowns off of nine attempts, outcarrying James Cook in the red zone. We expect him to rack up 25 rushing yards throughout the game and are fully confident in his ability to score a rushing touchdown.
Leg 6: James Cook 2+ Receptions
James Cook made at least two receptions in 14 of 19 games last season, including the playoffs, and started 2024 with a three-reception performance in Week 1. That’s good enough for us!
Leg 7: Keon Coleman 25+ Receiving Yards
Keon Coleman led the Bills’ wide receiver room with five targets as he finished with four catches and 51 yards, but most glaringly, he led all wide receivers in snaps by a sizable margin, giving us the assurance that he’s already this team’s WR1. Twenty-five yards shouldn’t be much to ask of a WR1 in a high-scoring game, so we’ll leave it at that.
All Odds Courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
