Six Best Super Bowl LVI Player Parlays Predictions, Odds, Picks

• Super Bowl LVI MVP features the Cincinnati Bengals taking on the Los Angeles Rams
• Rams QB veteran Matthew Stafford must outplay the Bengals young QB Joe Burrow
• Both Los Angeles and Cincinnati averaged just 27.1 points per game in 2021 

Now that sports betting has become all the rage, many bettors are looking for new and different ways to put a little green on the Big Game, so we thought we would break down six of the best Super Bowl LVI player parlays we could find to help you make wiser wagers.

These are bets that combine the results for some of each teams’ top players, a chance to take advantage of someone’s big numbers, and this matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals features plenty of great playmakers to choose from.

So, pop open your betting kitty and have some fun with the last NFL game of the postseason and the biggest sporting event of the new year by first checking out these top six player parlays featuring the game’s biggest names and then by placing your best bets to win.

NFL Super Bowl LVI Player Parlays

Odds taken from Caesars Sportsbook. Click on the links below to head to the sportsbook and place your bet.

Rams QB Matthew Stafford: 375+ Passing Yds and 3+ Passing TDs

It’s been an exciting new football journey for veteran QB Matthew Stafford in Los Angeles, his first season with them and already he is playing in his first-ever Big Game, but can he produce these types of numbers? He’s thrown for 3+ TDs nine times in the regular season and against this 26th ranked Bengals’ passing defense he could have a 400+ yard passing game.

Bengals QB Joe Burrow: 375+ Passing Yds and 3+ Passing TDs

In the regular season, Bengals QB Joe Burrow has proven he can put up big numbers to help his team win, and in 2021 he topped 375 passing yards three times and scored at least 3 touchdowns a half dozen times, so this parlay looks entirely possible for the second-year man under center in Cincy to achieve, especially if his team expects to win here as underdogs.

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Rams RB Cam Akers: 150+ Rushing + Receiving Yds

For anyone who doubts the miracle of modern medicine and physical therapy, explain how Rams RB Cam Akers could tear his Achilles tendon last July and then return to the active roster by Christmas, and ever since become a major factor in this Rams rushing attack, so expect him to put up big numbers on Sunday to help HC Sean McVay’s offensive game plan stay balanced.

Bengals RB Joe Mixon: 125+ Rushing Yds and 1+ TDs Scored

Bengals’ double threat RB Joe Mixon has been in the league for five seasons now, and the 6’1” 220-pound ball carrier is not only tough to tackle, but his speed also makes him tough to locate, this year with 334 touches for 1,519 yards from scrimmage and 16 touchdowns, a big reason that QB Joe Burrow is able to use play-action to hit his deep threat receivers down the field.

Rams WR Cooper Kupp: 175+ Receiving Yds and 1+ TDs Scored

When the Rams lost WR Robert Woods to a season-ending knee injury, Odell Beckham came in and picked up where Woods left off, and as a result, Cooper Kupp continues to force defenses to make a choice, his ability to run crisp routes and get open and earn yards after the catch making him invaluable on third and longs and in the red zone when the Rams need to score.

WR Ja’Marr Chase & WR Cooper Kupp: 125+ Receiving Yds Each

Saving the best parlay for last…

This nice two-team WR combination gives impartial fans the chance to root for both sides as the Bengals Ja’Marr Chase and the Rams Cooper Kupp must each post 125+ receiving yards, these two productive playmakers the number four and number one receiver (respectively) in the league this regular season, a game that’s bound to be a passing fest given who the QBs are.

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