Parker Abate, @parkerabate
SteelerNation.com
Everyone loves a bet with a high return possibility. Parlays, heavy underdogs and certain props keep people’s eyes wide open when there is an opportunity to win big. FanDuel Sportsbook has taken that a step further allowing fans to create “same game parlays” which can end in a big return for the bettor. My job is to put one together that has a chance to hit when the Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Buffalo Bills on Sunday Night Football.
With that said, please bet responsibly! Sports betting odds are the way they are because the likelihood of certain bets hitting are or are not high.
6-leg Same Game Parlay provided by FanDuel Sportsbook. Odds are set at +5887 ($10 wins $588.74).
James Conner OVER 50.5 rushing yards (-110)
It’s about time. The Steelers offense needs a spark that will come from somewhere other than Ben Roethlisberger’s arm. The Bills have struggled defensively against the run this season ranking 27th in yards per carry allowed. I think tonight is the night Randy Fichtner finally realizes: RUN THE BALL. The Steelers are going to want to kill clock and keep Josh Allen off the field.
James Conner Anytime TD scorer (+135)
See above. Conner hasn’t played in three weeks. He’s going to run hard tonight and find the end zone.
Eric Ebron OVER 39.5 receiving yards (-110)
The Bills allow about 67 receiving yards per game to tight ends. Big Ben has gone to Ebron a lot recently and his numbers would be even better if not for a few drops. I like this number where it’s at.
James Washington OVER 17.5 receiving yards (-110)
Who is that guy who is going to get more opportunities amidst the Steelers drop crisis? James Washington. He has shown serious signs of life the last two weeks dating back to his game sealing catch against the Baltimore Ravens in traffic. I expect to see him on the field a lot more and receive enough targets to hit this over (maybe just in one catch).
Josh Allen OVER 29.5 rushing yards (-110)
It is no secret that the Steelers are banged up defensively, especially at the inside linebacker position. Robert Griffin III managed to run for almost 70 yards against a defense that had Robert Spillane, Vince Williams; not to mention Bud Dupree on the outside. The Steelers are short those guys and Allen should scramble enough in this game to hit this over.
Cole Beasley OVER 61.5 receiving yards (-110)
This number is a bit high based on Beasley’s numbers this season, but he has had five games over this total this year. He is going to find holes in the Steelers defense especially in the slot attacking the middle of the field.
Best of luck. Let me know if you are riding this with me in the comments below!
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