Thursday Night Football Same Game Parlay Week 8

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are coming off yet another embarrassing loss. This week, they host the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football.

The Buccaneers are road underdogs, which is a stark contrast to them as double-digit road favorites in Week 6 and 7. 

With that in mind, let’s build a Same Game Parlay for this TNF affair. 

The Same Game Parlay we’re creating was done using odds at DraftKings Sportsbook. When you sign up for a new account, you can get a $1,000 deposit bonus using our exclusive link. 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Baltimore Ravens: +575

Ravens -1.5 (-110)

Coming off a 23-20 win, the Ravens head out on the road to take on a Buccaneers team that has been putrid lately. 

The Buccaneers scored just three points in Week 7 against the Carolina Panthers. They should rebound here—it can’t get much worse. The Ravens allow the seventh-most passing yards per game. However, they contain the run quite well, allowing the 10th-least rushing yards per game.

The Ravens got Gus Edwards back, which helped electrify their backfield, and quarterback Lamar Jackson should continue to run, too. 

Jackson has been quite interception-prone recently, but given the Buccaneers’ struggles as of late, it’s hard to imagine they turn it around in just a few days against a solid defense and a pass rush that should be able to exploit this Buccaneers’ offensive line. 

Tom Brady Over 279.5 Passing Yards (-120)

As mentioned, the Ravens allow the seventh-most passing yards per game. The Buccaneers can’t do anything right on offense, but one thing that has been consistent over the last four weeks is Brady’s passing stats. 

Over the last four weeks, Brady has topped 279.5 passing yards in every game except Week 6. He has wide receiver Chris Godwin back, and healthy, and they have enough weapons to pass on a Ravens defense that can give up some yards. 

Chris Godwin 100+ Receiving Yards (+240)

With the individual +240 price, we’re taking a bit of a risk here, but given Godwin’s presence in the offense, the Ravens’ coverage unit, and Godwin’s individual matchups, this is a great opportunity for him to top 100. 

He had less than 50 a week ago but had seven receptions on double-digit targets. He’s had double-digit targets two weeks in a row, and he’ll face a lot of Damarion Williams in the slot, who’s allowing a reception percentage north of 74%. On the outside, he’ll find himself against Marlon Humphrey at times, which is a tougher matchup, but he’ll also get Marcus Peters, who’s allowed nearly 300 yards in coverage this year.

Godwin going for 100 is inside the realm of possibility, and at +240, it’s a worthwhile risk.