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First Leg of the Parlay: 49ers at Buccaneers
We’re starting off in Tampa, where the 49ers are coming to town. The 49ers are getting healthier day by day, week by week, after struggling mightily with injuries. Christian McCaffrey should make his season debut here, though I don’t think he’ll get the bulk of the workload—he’ll definitely be on a limited play count. Still, he gives a boost to the 49ers’ offense, which is great news.
On the other side, Tampa has been struggling, especially in scoring. But I think they’ll put up enough points here to push this game over the total. Against the NFC this season, Tampa has been averaging 32.8 points per game and 27 points per game at home. The 49ers, in their last three games, have averaged 28 points a game. If we combine the recent averages of both teams, that puts us well over this total of 50.5. Also, the 49ers are 5-0 to the over against poor rushing defenses allowing more than 4.5 yards per rush. Love the over here—first leg of the parlay.
Second Leg of the Parlay: Chargers vs. Titans
For the second leg, we’re going to L.A., where the Chargers are hosting the Tennessee Titans. The Chargers have had a slow start to the season, but they’ve been winning and playing some solid football, especially on defense, where they’ve given up the fewest points of any team in the NFL this season—just 12.6 points per game, to be exact. Meanwhile, the Titans’ offense ranks 27th in the league, scoring only 17.5 points per game. They’re likely to struggle to get points here on Sunday.
On the other hand, the Chargers should have no problem scoring against this Tennessee defense. Tennessee has been carrying a heavy workload, and that’s taking a toll, leading to injuries and fatigue. When the offense isn’t contributing, the defense tends to wear down. That’s exactly what’s happening here, so lay it with the Chargers for the second leg of the parlay.
Third Leg of the Parlay: Eagles at Cowboys
For the third leg, we’re heading to Dallas, where the Cowboys are hosting the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles had a slow start, but they’re starting to pick up momentum and get healthier, including the return of A.J. Brown, which will further boost their offense. The Eagles have been averaging well over 30 points per game on the road this season, and A.J. Brown’s return will only strengthen their attack.
On the Cowboys’ side, Dak Prescott is most likely out for the season, and while Cooper Rush might offer a slight improvement, it’s not likely to be enough. The Dallas defense is also beat up, and the Eagles will take full advantage. Dallas averages just 17 points per game at home, which won’t be enough to keep pace with the Eagles. Lay it with the Eagles for the third leg of the parlay.
Quick Recap of the Three-Team Parlay
- Take the over in the San Francisco vs. Tampa Bay game.
- Lay it with the Chargers against the Titans.
- Lay it with the Eagles against the Cowboys.
That’s your three-team parlay for Sunday! Thanks, everybody, for tuning in. I appreciate each and every one of you. Let’s get that parlay and crush the books! Have a wonderful Sunday, everyone, and I’ll catch you on the next one.