New York Giants vs. Buffalo Bills Same Game Parlay: Can Stefon Diggs Make a Statement on SNF?
The 3-2 Buffalo Bills take on the 1-4 New York Giants on Sunday Night Football. Ben Rajavuori is here to explain why you should expect Stefon Diggs to go off on Sunday Night Football. Check out Ben's New York Giants vs. Buffalo Bills same game parlay.
Ben Rajavuori - October 15, 2023, 1:36 PM EDT
7 minNew York Giants vs. Buffalo Bills Same Game Parlay: Can Stefon Diggs Make a Statement on SNF?
The 3-2 Buffalo Bills head home from London to take on the stumbling New York Giants, who enter this game with a 1-4 record. The Giants have a long list of injured players, including quarterback Daniel Jones, along with Saquon Barkley and Darren Waller entering this game with questionable assignments. Can the Bills bounce back from a poor outing in London?
Giants vs. Bills Date, Time, and Where To Watch
- Date: Sunday, October 15, 2023
- Game Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
- Where to Watch: NBC
New York Giants vs. Buffalo Bills Same Game Parlay
Leg 1: Under 44
The Bills' defense did all they could last week in London, but the team looked flat in the 20-25 loss. Josh Allen had a pick, and the offense kept stalling in the red zone. However, coming back home to Buffalo, I expect the dominant Bill's defense to bounce back.
At home, the Bills' defense has been dominant. In their first home game, they allowed just 10 points to the Raiders. In their second home game against the Dolphins, the Bills held one of the most explosive offenses in the NFL to 20 points. There are some injuries on the Bill's side on defense, but they are a deep defense that can replace guys and still remain dominant.
Against the banged-up Giants who haven't found any offensive momentum even with a healthy offense, the Bills will dominate them. The Giants have only put up 17 or more points in one game this season, and that was against the Cardinals. With the injuries, this is a game where Buffalo goes up early and starts running the clock out. Looks like a 27-10 game to me.
Leg 2: Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown
Stefon Diggs has become almost automatic in the red zone. He has five touchdowns on the season, including four in the last two weeks. Last year, Diggs had some frustration with his usage, and it looks like the coaches listened to him in the offseason. He has 50 targets through five games, and is averaging a touchdown every 10 targets.
Stefon Diggs is third in the NFL with nine targets in the red zone. He has been the go-to target for Allen in the red zone, and he is the first read every time. Against a banged-up Giants defense? Give me Diggs to get at least one today.
Leg Three: Tyrod Taylor Over 23.5 Rushing Yards
Tyrod Taylor had just one full offensive drive last week after coming in behind the injured Daniel Jones. He had three carries for 14 yards in that drive. In two games last year, Taylor had 30 rushing yards and 40 rushing yards. Tyrod Taylor has always had the ability to use his legs, and he has averaged 5.6 yards per carry over his career.
In what will be a difficult game for Taylor to move the ball through the air, I expect Taylor to scramble and use his legs when plays break down. Back when he was a starter for the Bills, he had 1,500 rushing yards in three seasons, passing 20 rushing yards almost every game. Especially with Saquon Barkley banged up, there could even be some designed run plays for Taylor here.
Leg 4: Wan'Dale Robinson Over 25.5 Receiving Yards
Wan'Dale Robinson has gone from becoming an afterthought in the Giant's offense to becoming a useful piece of the offense. He has a great set of hands, and he is rarely missed when targeted. He has been targeted 17 times this season and has 14 receptions.
In Weeks 1 and 2, Robinson had played 0% of snaps. In Week 3, he logged a 22% snap share, and even with just 22% of snaps, he had five targets and four receptions for 21 yards. After that game, Robinson logged 64% of snaps in week four. Last week, he rose again to 67%. Robinson has at least four receptions in every game the last three weeks, and his playing time has kept rising. Receptions is not available on Robinson for some reason, but if he gets four or more receptions again, he should hit 26 yards.
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- Leg 1: Under 44 @ -110
- Leg 2: Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown @ -140
- Leg 3: Tyrod Taylor Over 23.5 Rushing Yards @ -115
- Leg 4: Wan'Dale Robinson Over 25.5 Receiving Yards @ -115
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