Sunday Night Football Same Game Parlay: Can the Lions Stay Hot in Houston? - NFL Week 10

• Joe Mixon has rushed four 100+ yards in four straight games

• Mixon has scored a touchdown in all but one game this season

• Josh Jacobs averaged 6.3 YPC against Detroit in Week 9

This week’s Sunday Night Football matchup features two Super Bowl LIX contenders. On one side are the Detroit Lions, who left Green Bay with a critical NFC North win in Week 9. On the other are the Houston Texans, which are hoping to stay competitive without their two star receivers. 

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Lions -3.5 (-110) at Caesars Sportsbook

The Texans have not looked right all season, and that won’t change as Stefon Diggs and Nico Collins remain out. Their absence will make things especially difficult tonight, even against a Detroit pass defense that has been lit up for many yards this season. As much talent as the Texans have, you can’t beat this Lions team if you can’t pass.

The Detroit offense was incredible in bad weather last week, once again proving they belong among the league’s best. Houston’s defense is loaded with playmakers, but it won’t be nearly enough to shut down this explosive Lions’ offense. 

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Joe Mixon Anytime TD (-175) at Caesars Sportsbook

On top of gaining a lot of yards, Mixon has also been a prolific scorer for Houston. The 28-year-old has scored in all but one game this season for a total of six. With Diggs and Collins still out, expect the back to remain the team’s top red zone option this Sunday. 

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Joe Mixon Ovr 78.5 Rush Yards (-117) at Caesars Sportsbook

Since joining the Texans in the offseason, Joe Mixon has looked like his younger self. While an injury cost him some games, the back has rushed four 100+ yards in four straight games since returning. With the Houston pass attack banged up, the veteran has seen a lot of extra work, getting at least 24 carries in three straight games.

The Lions' run defense has been good, but they were lit up by Josh Jacobs and the Packers last week. The big back averaged 6.3 YPC and would have finished with far more yards had the Green Bay offense not struggled so badly in the rainy weather. Mixon and Jacobs have had similar success this season, and we see the Texans’ back delivering similar results as Jacobs did in Week 9.

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