Giants vs. Bills Same Game Parlay | Week 6

This will be the New York Giants second appearance on Sunday Night Football this season.

In their last game on Sunday Night, the Giants were destroyed in a 40-0 shutout by the Dallas Cowboys.

Five weeks later, we get the G-Men again on Sunday Night, and although a 40-0 shutout loss is not to be expected, things haven’t turned around for New York.

The Giants are just 1-4, and in all four of their losses, they have scored a combined one offensive touchdown.

That stat alone is offensive.

Also, quarterback Daniel Jones will not be suiting up for New York in this game; Jones is suffering from a neck injury.

Tyrod Taylor is going to be under center against his former employer.

Tyrod Taylor revenge game pic.twitter.com/attAKdnIsP

— Talkin’ Giants (@TalkinGiants) October 13, 2023

Jones has not played spectacularly anyway, so maybe the absence on the field won’t be felt all that much.

Jones’ absence will certainly be felt by the ownership’s pocketbook in the form of a $40 million check.

Things are looking much better on the western side of New York state with the Buffalo Bills, despite last week’s loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

The last time we saw the Bills at home, they defeated the high-flying Miami Dolphins by 28 points.

With a potential blowout on deck for Sunday Night Football, it’s probably best to place a Same Game Parlay on this game to make it more interesting.

If Buffalo smashes the Giants too hard, we could see starting players getting benched early, so I am proceeding with caution on this parlay.

Let’s tip-toe through this primetime minefield and construct a potentially profitable Same Game Parlay for Sunday Night Football.

I’m placing this parlay slip on DraftKings.

James Cook – OVER 59.5 Rushing Yards (-110) AND Anytime Touchdown (+105 DraftKings)

The Giants’ defense has not been good against opposing running backs, allowing 679 rushing yards to running backs through five games. That’s 31st in the NFL, besting only the Denver Broncos’ woeful defense that has allowed 890 rushing yards to RBs.

Also, the Broncos have played one more game.

Anyway, New York’s defense has allowed at least one running back to collect 60 yards or more in every game this season, and on one occasion, two running backs have gone for 60+ in the same game (De’Von Achane for 151 yards and Raheem Mostert for 65 yards in Week 5).

Quarterback Josh Allen and receiver Stefon Diggs have their hands on the wheel for this Buffalo offense, but every now and then, they must take a backseat and let someone else do the driving.

Entering the driver’s seat: James Cook.

Cook has run at a respectable clip, picking up 4.79 yards per carry on the season.

Last week against the Jags in London was possibly Cook’s worst performance to date, and possibly the worst he’ll have all year, rushing just five times for -4 yards.

Maybe in England, seeing all the cars driving on the opposite side of the street, Cook felt compelled to run towards the opposite side of the field? Who knows?

Cook is back in America this week, and if Buffalo’s offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey decides to hand Cook the keys, he has an opportunity to drive this offense in the right direction.

Cook should see plenty of green grass ahead.

James Cook on fire 🔥🔥#Bills #Jets #BufvsNYJ

pic.twitter.com/nXvqhuXB01

— Gangsta (@0xhustle) September 12, 2023

Also, the Giants’ defense has allowed seven rushing touchdowns to opposing running, so I believe Cook will find some painted grass as well.

Tyrod Taylor – OVER 175.5 Passing Yards (-115 DraftKings)

All we need is some yards, Tyrod.

The Bills have a decent passing defense, but did recently lose their best cornerback Tre’Davious White to injury.

White will not play in this game.

There is a gap somewhere in this Buffalo defense, because White’s shoes are not easily filled.

The first game the Bill’s played without White, they lost, and in the same contest allowed 315 passing yards to Trevor Lawrence; the first 300+ yard passing game from an opposing QB.

Also missing on this Bill’s defense is linebacker Matt Milano, who went down early in the Jags contest.

That’s two, really talented, star playmakers on this Buffalo D now off the field.

With the missing pressure from Milano, and the missing coverage of White, Taylor can find the gaps in this wobbling Bills’ defense.

Taylor is a 34-year-old vet with 60 career passing touchdowns, and he went a solid 9 for 12 passing with 86 yards last week in a limited sample.

Taylor can collect 176 passing yards, even if it does come in ‘garbage time’.

Josh Allen – ALT Passing Yards: 225+ (-370 DraftKings)

Allen could throw for 400 yards against this team if he wanted to, but I think this game could be out of reach early, so he won’t have to do too much chucking of the pigskin in this one.

I still believe he’ll do enough to make his mark on the game, so I’m taking the alternate line of 225+ passing yards.

I really just don’t like taking unders, so if I can, I’ll snag an alternate line instead.

Allen has only had less than 225 passing yards in one game this season, finishing with 218 passing yards against Washington in Week 3.

Commanders’ QB Sam Howell threw four picks in that one, so the defense did a lot of the work for Buffalo.

It could be a similar scenario this week against this milquetoast New York offense. 

If Allen could struggle to reach 225+ passing yards, why not just take the under on Allen’s regular passing yards prop line of 265.5 instead?

Because I don’t like unders, unders-tand?

It’s too much sweating.

I definitely don’t like taking the under on star players like Josh Allen, especially against a struggling defense like New York’s.

Too sweaty. I’ll try to stay dry.

Now that I’ve sprinkled some action on this potentially unwatchable game, here’s how the odds stack up:

SGP Legs	Odds
James Cook – OVER 59.5 rushing Yards	-110
James Cook – Anytime Touchdown	+105
Tyrod Taylor – OVER 175.5 Passing Yards	-115
Josh Allen – ALT Passing Yards: 225+	-370
Parlay Odds	+829

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