If you’ve been thinking about opening a new sportsbook account, the NFL playoffs are the best possible time to do it. There’s only one app that I’m aware of that allows you to watch the NFL game you’ve bet on right in the app. Bet365. Their layout is clean, they consistently boost SGP,s and their “early payout” on games is great.
I’ve gotten paid out on games where a team goes up by 3 touchdowns and ends up losing the game, just because they went up by 3 touchdowns. While most sportsbooks provide pre-built parlays, 365 seems to provide more options, and they boost the odds. So, we’re going to go through each game for Saturday and Sunday and give you our favorite pre-built, boosted parlay on Bet365.
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Matthew Stafford (LAR) 300+ Pass Yards & 3+ Pass TDs + LA Rams Moneyline
Stafford has been playing at an MVP level this season. So much so that he should win MVP when it’s announced. Between Nacua, Adams, and the rest of the offensive weapons that he has at his disposal, there’s no reason he shouldn’t hit both of the passing totals in this parlay.
Pairing that with the Rams' moneyline makes total sense, despite LA recently losing to Atlanta. If Bryce Young has an inconsistent game, and most think that he will in his first playoff start, it’s going to be a long day in Carolina for the Panthers and their fans.
Christian Watson (GB): 60+ Rec Yards
Jayden Reed (GB): 40+ Rec Yards
Luther Burden III (CHI): 50+ Rec Yards
Colston Loveland (CHI): 30+ Rec Yards
The weather in Chicago is definitely going to be a factor in Saturday Night’s matchup, but looking at these numbers, none of them really seem unattainable. Watson is Love’s safety net, and Jayden Reed can really help to spread the field. Both have high YAC probabilities against a Bears defense that has struggled in the secondary all season.
The same can be said for the Chicago receivers on this list. Burden is known for his YAC, and that total seems like something that can be done in 2-3 catches. There hasn’t been a rookie, or tight end for that matter, in the last 4 weeks that has been catching the ball more than Colston Loveland.
If this game plays out like most think it will, both QBs are going to end up throwing the ball probably more than they’d like to in the projected conditions. I really like the boosted odds on this one.
Josh Allen (BUF): 250+ Pass yards & 2+ TDs
Trevor Lawrence (JAX) 250+ Pass Yards & 2+ TDs
Yes, yes, yes, and yes. All yes’s for me across the board on this one. There really isn’t a ton to break down here because when you look at it, knowing they’re going to be in Jacksonville, where conditions are, without a doubt, better than Buffalo, this screams “BET ME” almost as loud as we’ll hear “DUUUUVAAAALLL” on Sunday.
If Buffalo is going to hang with Jacksonville, who I fully expect to put up points, Josh Allen is going to have to do MVP Josh Allen type-stuff. This game could be a blowout either way, but blowouts mean passing, and passing means hitting this parlay.
Christian McCaffery (SF) 60+ Rush Yards, 40+ Rec Yards, Anytime TD Scorer
I think anybody who has watched the 49ers this year knows that the offense runs through CMC, and nobody’s been able to stop the guy completely. This game features two of, in my opinion, the most exciting running backs in the NFL.
CMC makes guys look silly on a weekly basis and has a sudden burst of speed that leaves most scratching their heads. He regularly finds the end zone, and Kyle Shanahan is sure to dial something up against this stout Philly defense to get him going out of the backfield. Making catches is second nature to this guy, so really, no total scares me here.
Justin Herbert (LAC) 250+ Pass Yards
Ladd McConkey: 60+ Rec Yards
LAC Moneyline
Herbert is one of my favorite QBs in the NFL, despite his inconsistencies. Now that he has a coach who knows how to use him in Jim Harbaugh, and an offense with actual weapons vs guys who are aging out of their contracts, I really do like the Chargers’ chances on Sunday Night.
McConkey has been great in his first two seasons in the NFL. Plus, he easily has a top 5 name. Yes, I absolutely take names into consideration when betting. Betting is entertainment, and there’s nothing more entertaining than rooting for a guy with a name that’s fun to say.
To me, the moneyline play only signals if the Chargers D can slow down New England’s offense, as I expect the Chargers to put up points as they have all year. Could this be the year that Justin Herbert shows us that he is what we all thought he’d be?