Titans vs. Rams Same Game Parlay Picks for Sunday Night Football
It’s Sunday again, so it’s time for yet another Sunday Night Football Same Game Parlay from PointsBet. Tonight we have a heavyweight battle, with the Tennessee Titans visiting the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium. The Titans (6-2) will be looking to maintain separation from the Indianapolis Colts in the AFC South, which could be a tall task without Derrick Henry and against the Rams defense. LA (7-1), meanwhile, looks to remain atop the uber-competitive NFC West—either tied with or just ahead of Arizona. This should be an awesome game, and it’s a perfect opportunity for a Same Game Parlay.
Read more: Titans vs. Rams Odds
A Same Game Parlay basically just means a parlay consisting of multiple correlated wagers from one specific game. It provides bettors with good options to bet a game—and piece together props into a parlay within that game—beyond just the standard spread, moneyline, and over/under totals.
Here’s an example of my Same Game Parlay recommendation for the Sunday Night Football matchup between Indianapolis and San Francisco two weeks ago:
- Indianapolis Colts Total – Over 20
- Total – Over 42
- Away Team Total Points Bands – Indianapolis Colts 21-30 Points
- Quarterback Passing Yards – Carson Wentz Over 197.5
- Running Back To Get – Jonathan Taylor To Get 50+ Rushing Yards
Total Odds: +541
Like so many of our Same Game Parlays this season, we came one leg short of cashing on that one. Inclement weather put a damper on Wentz’s yardage total, and we womp-womped our way into Monday. We’re looking for a different kind of emotion to wake up to tomorrow, and we’re feeling quite confident going into tonight’s game. So, without further ado, here’s our PointsBet Same Game Parlay of the Day.
Titans vs. Rams Same Game Parlay
- Pick Your Own Spread: Rams -2.5 (-270)
- Doubles: Rams Half Time and Full Time (-165)
- Receiving Props: Robert Woods To Get 50+ Receiving Yards (-200)
- Receiving Props: A.J. Brown To Get 75+ Receiving Yards (-110)
Total Odds: +42
Pick Your Own Spread: Rams -2.5 (-270)
I love that one of the features on PointsBet’s Same Game Parlay is “pick your own spread.” I love the Rams in this game, with the Titans going without franchise player and back-to-back rushing king Derrick Henry due to a broken foot. But I don’t love LA’s -7 spread. Primetime games almost always seem to end up competitive until the end, and Tennessee has plenty of weapons beyond Henry. The Rams have a significant attack on both sides of the ball, but I’d still rather be safe than sorry. The Chiefs beat the Giants by three points last Monday night, and the Saints limped past the Seahawks 13-10 the Monday prior. A little over a month ago, the Buccaneers barely eked by the Patriots 19-17 in Tom Brady’s return to Foxboro on Sunday Night Football. These were games that were all expected to be clear covers by the favorites. Tonight might be just the same. The Titans have surmounted the Bills, Chiefs, and Colts over the course of the last three weeks—don’t bet against then covering tonight. Go with the Rams by a field goal.
Doubles: Rams Half Time and Full Time (-165)
I’m a crazy guy. I just spent most of the first blurb advocating against betting the Rams -7, and here I am going with LA to lead at the half and at the end of the game. What can I say? The Rams are superior on both sides of the ball, and have too many weapons to lose at SoFi Stadium to a Titans squad sans Derrick Henry. And my first leg doesn’t stipulate that the score must remain close—it rather protects us in the event the score remains close. Tennessee can get shellacked all game, and the first leg of our parlay will be a green. All we know, so far, is for LA to lead at the end of both halves, and win by at least three points.
‘Receiving Props: Robert Woods To Get 50+ Receiving Yards (-200)
‘Bobby Trees’ had an unusually slow start to the 2021 season, by his standards, but he’s come on strong for the Rams as of late. He has 286 receiving yards over LA’s last four games, and he’s upped his yardage-per-game average to 57.3. That’s right around his career average of 56.3 yards per game, and right at what I project him to finish with tonight. The Titans do not have a great secondary—they allow 267.4 air yards per game, which ranks 24th in the NFL—so it’s a great bet that LA’s No. 2 receiver will haul in at least a 50-burger. Matthew Stafford might not have developed a rapport with Woods early, but he’s certainly developed one at the midway point of the season.
Receiving Props: A.J. Brown To Get 75+ Receiving Yards (-110)
Here’s my favorite leg of the parlay, which somehow yields the best odds of the bunch. With Henry no longer the focal point of Tennessee’s offense, second-year stud wideout Brown will be very, very busy this evening. He’s healthy, he’s as strong and competitive as ever, and he loves a good matchup in primetime. Brown has at least seven catches in each of the Titans’ last three games, a span in which he has amassed a whopping 379 yards. In a game projected at 53 points—with oddsmakers listing Tennessee’s implied score at 23 points—I think it’s very likely that Brown hauls in at least 75 yards. Here’s hoping Brown puts a cherry on top of our Same Game Parlay Sunday night Sundae.
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