BMatt's Premium NFL Week 12 Parlay (+2032)

BMatt's Premium NFL Week 12 Parlay (+2032)

I was reviewing the slate today and kept thinking something didn’t look right. It didn’t take me long to realize I hadn’t put together a yards lotto for the day, and that wasn’t sitting right with me.

I took myself over to FanDuel to take advantage of the alternative lines they offer to put together a +2032 yards lotto for today. All of the pieces make sense; we just need these guys to go out and do what they’re best at. Let’s dial one up and aim high – why not?

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Rachaad White (TB) 80+ rushing yards

Leonard Fournette is officially ruled out for this today’s game against the Cleveland Browns, which is particularly big news for rookie running back Rachaad White, who was already starting to eat into Fournette’s workload in Tampa Bay.

When Fournette was forced out of last week’s game, Rachaad White handled 22 carries and turned those carries into 105 rushing yards (4.8 YPC) against the Seattle Seahawks. Sure, the Seahawks run defense is nothing to write home about, but neither is the run defense of the Cleveland Browns. With Fournette out of the picture, we’ll get to see the rookie handle a full workload.

Jeff Wilson (MIA) 90+ rushing yards

Wilson has only played two games in a Dolphins uniform, but he has already taken over Miami backfield. The Dolphins will be without Raheem Mostert, which should mean big things for Wilson against the league's worst run defense – the Houston Texans. Last week against the Browns, Wilson took 17 carries for 119 yards and a touchdown, adding 24 receiving yards.

Tee Higgins (CIN) 80+ receiving yards

Higgins went off last week, being targeted 13 times, resulting in 9 catches for 148 yards. Ja’Marr Chase had been rumored to be playing this week, but it looks like we’ll have to wait another week to see “the griddy.” Not a problem, as Higgins has seen 21 targets over his last two games, resulting in 208 receiving yards over those two games. The Titans are also one of the league’s worst pass defenses.

Kenneth Walker III (SEA) 80+ rushing yards

Before running into the brick wall that is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers run defense in Week 10 (10 carries for 17 yards), Walker had rushed for at least 97 yards in 3 of his last 4 games. This week he gets the Raiders struggling run defense, which since Week 6, has given up the fourth most rushing yards to opposing running backs. The Seahawks are also favorites in this one and should be able to stay ahead and keep feeding their rookie running back.