Thursday Night Football Same-Game Parlay (+921): Smash This Expert's Buccaneers vs Ravens Same-Game Parlay

Thursday Night Football Same-Game Parlay (+921): Smash This Expert's Buccaneers vs Ravens Same-Game Parlay

Thursday Night Football is here, and on paper, we have a decent matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Each team has had its fair share of struggles early on. The Bucs just lost to the powerhouse Carolina Panthers (without Christian McCaffrey, who had just been traded to SF), and the Kenny Pickett led Pittsburgh Steelers, but tonight they need a win, and maybe they put it together. The Ravens are coming off a game with division rival Cleveland Browns, where they had to scratch and claw until the end to pull out a win.

Thankfully we’re not talking about the Broncos tonight (outside of Russell Wilson’s high knees in the aisle of the team flight to London), so let’s walk through a four-leg, +921 same-game parlay for Thursday Night Football.

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Buccaneers vs. Ravens Start Time, Where to Watch, and Odds

• Date: October 27, 2022
• Game Time: 8:15 pm ET
• Where to Watch: Prime Video

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Buccaneers vs. Ravens Same-Game Parlay

Leg 1: Cade Otton 25+ receiving yards

Otton was one of the few bright spots in last week’s loss to the lowly Carolina Panthers and should be busy again tonight as Tom Brady has proven to get the ball to the tight end position throughout his career. Cameron Brate has once again been ruled out, so I like this spot for Otton, who racked up 64 yards on four catches last week. Otton has not gone under 23 receiving yards in any of his last four games, with his other standout performance coming in Week 3 against the Atlanta Falcons, where he caught six passes for 43 yards.

Leg 2: Rashod Bateman 50+ receiving yards

Tight end Mark Andrews has practically carried this team on his back when it comes to the pass game, but a close second has been wide receiver Rashod Bateman (when healthy). Bateman opened the year with games of 59, 108, and 59 receiving yards. He returned from injury last week to bring in four of his five targets for 42 yards. With Andrews questionable and the Ravens in need of some help from their receiving corps. I expect Bateman to have a solid game.

Leg 3: Lamar Jackson (BAL) 60+ rushing yards

Jackson is always a threat to gash a defense with his feet and has rushed for at least 58 yards in every game this season outside of Week 1 (where he finished with 17 rushing yards), including two 100-yard rushing performances in the first three weeks of the season. He’s averaging roughly 10 carries per game, and I like him to hit this number tonight. The Ravens even dialed up a pitch last week to Jackson, with Mark Andrews under center, who pitched the ball to Jackson, resulting in a first down and another wrinkle to this Ravens' offense.

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Leg 4: Mike Evans (TB) 70+ receiving yards

Evans has cleared 80 receiving yards in three of his last four games, and while he dropped a wide-open would-be touchdown from Tom Brady last week, he finished the game with nine catches for 96 yards (on 15 targets). That volume is noteworthy, and the best part, Evans can gain a large chunk of yards on a single catch. I like Brady to help Evans forget about the drop last week and move on the best way he can, by getting him one this week.

Buccaneers vs. Ravens Same-Game Parlay Pick

Buccaneers vs. Ravens 4-Leg Same-Game Parlay +921. Bet $100 to collect $1,021. FanDuel has the best odds, click here to bet

• Leg 1: Cade Otton 25+ receiving yards
• Leg 2: Rashod Bateman 50+ receiving yards
• Leg 3: Lamar Jackson (BAL) 60+ rushing yards
• Leg 4: Mike Evans (TB) 70+ receiving yards