Raiders vs Chiefs Week 13 Picks | NFL Same Game Parlay
Ben DiGiacomo
Host · Writer
The Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs will meet for a Black Friday matchup, so we created an ultimate same-game parlay for the action.
Valued at +850, let’s ride!
Leg 1: Raiders +14.5
The Raiders stink; make no mistake about it. However, the Chiefs haven’t been good enough this season to blow teams out. Despite owning a 10-1 record, they haven’t beaten any team by more than two touchdowns, only securing two wins of more than one score. There isn’t much to be optimistic about with the Raiders, but there is still some pride in that locker room, where they won’t want to be embarrassed in front of a national audience.
Leg 2: Brock Bowers 50+ Receiving Yards
Despite being a rookie, Brock Bowers has been arguably the NFL’s best tight end this season and has averaged nearly 11 targets across his last seven games. We’re looking for him to surpass the 50-yard mark, as he did against the Chiefs this season. In addition, the Chiefs’ defense has allowed the most yards per game to opposing tight ends in the league.
Leg 3: Jakobi Meyers 4+ Receptions
Jakobi Meyers has caught at least four passes in eight straight games, and he’s coming off a ten-reception, 15-target performance last week. All we need is four catches, which shouldn’t be too difficult as the Raiders will likely be playing from behind for the entirety of the game.
Leg 4: Xavier Worthy 3+ Receptions
Xavier Worthy has made at least three catches in six of his last eight games and saw a season-high eight targets against the Raiders earlier this season. He’s combined for eight catches across the past two weeks, and while that may not seem like a lot, it’s the most catches he’s had across a two-game stretch this season.
Leg 5: Noah Gray 2+ Receptions
Noah Gray comes into today’s game after recording two touchdowns in each of the last two weeks, but all we’re asking for is two catches. He’s done this in eight of his previous nine games, and I struggle to believe someone would go from back-to-back two-touchdown games to being held to less than two catches.
Leg 6: DeAndre Hopkins 25+ Receiving Yards
To close out our parlay, we’ll look for DeAndre Hopkins to record at least 25 receiving yards, as he’s done in all five games as a Chief. Let’s ride!
All Odds Courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
