Dolphins vs. Bills Same Game Parlay | Week 4

The Buffalo Bills host the Miami Dolphins in Week 4 at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York.

Orchard Park sounds like a nice quiet place.

That’s until you see the Bills Mafia tailgating in the parking lot.

Fans dousing each other in ketchup and mustard, smashing people through tables, it’s arguably more entertaining than the game inside the stadium.

The Bills Mafia and football fans of Western New New York will be treated to a potential classic, with Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and Bills quarterback Josh Allen both sitting in the top three of the shortest odds to win the NFL MVP Award.

At FanDuel Sportsbook, Tagovailoa currently sits at +350 to win MVP, the shortest odds, while Josh Allen is set at +700, the third shortest odds.

With receivers Tyreek Hill and Stefon Diggs cutting through opposing defenses, this game has the makings of another AFC East shootout.

I expect to see plenty of explosive plays from these top-flight offenses, and the following parlay will reflect it.

For this parlay, I’m going to FanDuel.

NFL Week 4 Same Game Parlay

Josh Allen – ALT Passing Yards: 300+ Yards (+194 FanDuel)

Josh Allen has thrown for 4,000+ yards in each of the last three seasons, so I’m not one to shy away from him posting a large passing yards total, especially when the matchup calls for it.

This matchup calls for it.

Allen is averaging just 242.7 yards per game thus far in 2023, but he has faced two solid defenses in the Washington Commanders and New York Jets.

The one game against a subpar passing defense so far, facing the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 2, Allen completed 31 of 37 passes for 274 yards and three touchdowns.

The only reason Allen didn’t hit 300 yards in that game was because Jimmy Garoppolo was his opposing quarterback. Chucking the ball deep down field just wasn’t necessary.

It will be necessary this week against Tua Tagovailoa.

The Dolphins will be putting up points, and Allen will keep slinging it to keep the Bills alive.

Tua Tagovailoa – ALT Passing Yards: 300+ Yards (+182 FanDuel)

Tagovailoa’s career has been interesting.

Sometimes he gets banged up and is standing on the sideline, and when he’s on the field, he looks like an elite NFL QB.

Fingers crossed we get a full and healthy season from this talented man.

Last season, Tagovailoa got knocked down and out with a concussion after a hit from Bills’ linebacker Matt Milano, so he may have some revenge on his mind.

The Bills’ defense has been very solid this season, but have faced Zach Wilson of the Jets, Jimmy Garoppolo of the Raiders, and Sam Howell of the Commanders.

Tagovailoa does not share a lunch table with those quarterbacks.

Tagovailoa and this home-run-hitting Dolphins offense will put this Buffalo defense to the test.

Stefon Diggs – ALT Receiving Yards: 100+ Yards (+168 FanDuel)

Top receiving targets from opposing teams have done well against this Miami secondary.

Keenan Allen of the Chargers posted 76 receiving yards against the Dolphins in Week 1, and Courtland Sutton and Jerry Jeudy combined for 172 receiving yards against Miami last week.

In a contest where Allen is going to be chucking it to keep the Bills on top, I’d expect Diggs to get a massive number of targets.

Diggs already has 32 targets in the first three games. 15 or more targets this week is certainly within reach.

If Diggs is shadowed by Dolphins’ cornerback Kader Kohou, Diggs could have a monster performance.

Tyreek Hill – ALT Receiving Yards: 100+ Yards (+134 FanDuel)

Hill may have a more difficult matchup, being covered by Buffalo cornerback Tre’Davious White, but Hill may be the one man who can find wide open grass better than any other receiver in the NFL.

With Hill’s great hands and ridiculous speed, he could eclipse the century mark on just two catches.

Tyreek Hill entered the game projected for 95.5 Receiving Yards.

After this catch, his In-Game Projection is up to 137.5 🚀 pic.twitter.com/gQJ8PpHBKH

— Underdog Fantasy (@UnderdogFantasy) September 24, 2023

Hill only had a high of 69 receiving yards in both meetings with the Bills in 2022, and has never had 100 receiving yards in a game against Buffalo, but this Bills defense is slightly different.

There is no more linebacker Tremaine Edmunds in the middle of this defense, and safety Jordan Poyer has a knee injury and has yet to practice.

If Poyer sits, Hill could find some open space over the middle of this defense and finally get that 100-yard game against Buffalo.

Gabe Davis – ALT Receiving Yards: 60+ Yards (+158 FanDuel)

Gabe Davis is an underrated wide receiver and an impressive deep-threat playmaker for Josh Allen.

Josh Allen LASER

Gabe Davis First Touchdown +1200 ✅
pic.twitter.com/RMP5ysxrje

— Barstool Gambling (@stoolgambling) September 24, 2023

Davis caught a 26-yard pass against the Jets in Week 1, a 40-yard pass against the Raiders in Week 2, and a 35-yard pass against the Commanders in Week 3.

Another deep shot to Davis is expected in this matchup, and he may not need too many looks from Allen to cover 60 or more yards.

NFL Week 2 SGP Odds At FanDuel
SGP Legs	Odds
Josh Allen – ALT Passing Yards (300+)	+194
Tua Tagovailoa – ALT Passing Yards (300+)	+182
Stefon Diggs – ALT Receiving Yards (100+)	+168
Tyreek Hill – ALT Receiving Yards (100+)	+134
Gabe Davis – ALT Receiving Yards (60+)	+158
Parlay Odds	+3539

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