WeBeatTheSpread's Premium Titans vs. Cowboys: Same Game Parlay for Thursday Night Football

WeBeatTheSpread's Premium Titans vs. Cowboys: Same Game Parlay for Thursday Night Football

Titans vs. Cowboys Three-Leg Same Game Parlay @ (+270) Bet $100 to collect $370. DraftKings has the best odds, click here

Although the meeting tonight between the Titans and Cowboys may seem tricky to cap, I have put together what could easily be regarded as the easiest same-game parlay ever, and that is not to be taken lightly. With odds of +270, it's just low enough to ensure we hit it but just high enough to secure a good payday. With that, let's jump right into it.

Leg One: Cowboys First Half ML @ (-360)

This one is the most obvious leg of the parlay. This one is just to pump the odds a bit. The Titans are basically laying down in this game and unofficially forfeiting, with this game proving meaningless leading up to their playoff-deciding game against the Jaguars next week. Win or lose this week, the winner of next week's game is in the playoffs, so the Titans are resting several players in this game and starting a guy they just signed eight days ago who doesn't have an NFL start.

That being said, while the Cowboys have clinched the playoffs, seeding still makes this an incredibly important game for the Cowboys, especially after they managed to defeat the Eagles last week. The first seed is even still on the table, although that would require a much more difficult path. Still, the Cowboys are still playing for home-field advantage in the playoffs, and a win against the Titans will surely help their case. The only reason I am taking the first half instead of the full game is that the full game Moneyline is -850, and the first half three-way is only -360, which is much better odds for the parlay. Additionally, the Cowboys have been a better first-half team this season anyway. No Derrick Henry, a quarterback making his first start, and several starters sitting awaiting next week's playoff-deciding game. I think the Cowboys can manage to head into halftime with a lead.

Leg Two: Ezekiel Elliot Anytime Touchdown @ (-175)

Despite conversations about whether Pollard should be getting the majority of the workload in games, Ezekiel Elliot has been a magnet to the end zone. The two have worked as a dynamic duo out of the backfield, but Tony Pollard will miss this game with a thigh injury. He's still listed as questionable, but even if he starts, he will see a much lighter workload than usual, especially since this is expected to be a blowout.

Even when Pollard was healthy, Elliot was still scoring more. Elliot has 11 touchdowns on the season to Pollard's nine. Zeke has been absolutely on fire lately, as well. He has scored a touchdown in eight straight games dating back to week five. Of his 11 touchdowns this season, ten of them have come in his past eight games. He only scored one touchdown over the first five weeks, as he had a slow start to the season, but has really picked it up over the latter half of the season. With Pollard expected not to play in this game, the odds of Zeke finding the end zone only increase significantly. Add on the fact that the Cowboys are expected to blow out the Titans with a 14-point spread, which means even more carries for the Cowboy. Zeke could easily score multiple times tonight, but we just need one.

Leg Three: Joshua Dobbs O156.5 Passing Yards @ (-110)

This leg may turn some heads but think about it. Dobbs has never started in the NFL, and there is no tape on him with the Titans since he has yet to take a snap with them. Not only that but Derrick Henry is injured. If Henry were playing, this would be an iffy bet, as Henry would likely see 25+ carries, but he's not, and that means the Titans will look to pass more often. With Tannehill injured, as crazy as it is to say, Dobbs is essentially trying out for a postseason starting spot. Malik Willis was underwhelming, and even if the Titans lose this game, if Dobbs can prove himself in this game and beat the Jaguars next week, he could be starting in the postseason. He will get plenty of opportunities tonight, too, because the Titans are 14-points underdogs and will be playing severely from behind all night. No one expects him to win this game, but he will be playing to prove himself all game and will take some deep shots.

While the Cowboy's secondary has played excellent this season, they are dealing with injuries and will not be 100%. Micah Parsons is also dealing with an arm injury, so he may sit after half if they are leading or even sit to start the game. If the Cowboys have a large halftime lead, they will likely sit defensive starters, which will open the door for Dobbs to make key throws and prove what he can do. 156 yards is not a high bar to hit, and with no Derrick Henry, Dobbs could hit that in 3-4 solid drives if he is connecting on his throws.

Three-Leg Same Game Parlay @ +270: Bet $100 to collect $370. DraftKings has the best odds, click here

• Leg One: Cowboys First Half ML @ -360
• Leg Two: Ezekiel Elliot Anytime Touchdown @ -175
• Leg Three: Joshua Dobbs O156.5 Passing Yards @ -110

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