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Ravens-Saints Same Game Parlay: NFL Player Prop Picks, Over/Under, More, Using Parlay IQ for Monday Night Football

After back-to-back wins, the Baltimore Ravens will test their luck in a road matchup at the Superdome in New Orleans tonight. The Ravens are 1.5-point road favorites coming off an extended break after playing on Thursday Night Football last week. With an easy rest-of-season schedule that features no teams with a winning record, the Ravens can build on their half-game lead in the AFC North division.

Despite having a 3-5 record, the Saints are very much alive in the wide-open NFC South. No team has a winning record in the division, so the Saints could build off their 24-0 shutout of the Raiders last week and go on a run. Their defense is kicking into gear at the right time, but they’ll be tested against the dual-threat Lamar Jackson. After a great primetime game last night, let’s hope we get another good one tonight.

Picking a parlay for tonight’s game is super easy with the ScoreAndOdds Parlay Simulator, which leads to plus-expected value wagers for this primetime showdown.

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Saints vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks

For those who aren’t familiar, ScoresAndOdds recently released a new tool to set up same-game parlays on various sportsbooks called Parlay IQ.

This simple-to-use tool shows which bets are positive expected value (+EV) in any game based on their thousands of game simulations.

If you are building a same-game parlay, the Parlay IQ tool will calculate the expected win rate as you add more wagers to your bet slip. It then compares the projected odds to the actual odds on FanDuel, identifying how much value you’re getting on each wager.

Now, let’s get into what I am targeting tonight.


Lamar Jackson Over 60.5 Rushing Yards

Injuries are starting to take a toll on this Ravens’ offense, but as long as Lamar Jackson is still playing quarterback, they will always be competitive. JK Dobbins, Rashod Bateman, and Mark Andrews are all out tonight, while Gus Edwards is doubtful. That doesn’t leave many weapons for Jackson to work with.

Through eight games this season, Jackson is averaging 69.1 rushing yards per game. This rushing line feels way too low, especially considering he had just 17 in Week 1. He has two games with over 100 rushing yards and leads the league for rushing yards among all quarterbacks.

With a limited wide receiving core and running back depth, expect Jackson to take matters into his own hands. The Saints have only allowed 22 points per game at home, compared to 30 on the road this season. It is tough to imagine this Ravens offense lighting up the Saints’ defense, but Jackson may look to run more frequently with his lack of weapons. The over on Jackson’s rushing prop has the highest hit percentage in the Parlay IQ tool for this game.

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Alvin Kamara Over 38.5 Receiving Yards

Not only does Alvin Kamara lead the Saints in rushing yards, but he also ranks second in receiving yards behind wide receiver Chris Olave. After a slow start to the year, Kamara has been starting to cook lately. Over the last four games, Kamara is averaging 78.3 rushing yards and 67 receiving yards per game.

Getting into the end zone has been a problem for Kamara, especially when Tayson Hill gets all of the attention near the goal line. We don’t need any touchdowns with this prop bet; we just need Kamara to rack up receiving yards. He has a 15.8% target share, providing plenty of opportunities to get this over. Kamara has at least nine targets in each of his last three games.

Attacking the Ravens through the air seems like the best approach for this game. They have allowed 266.8 passing yards per game this season, which ranks as the fifth-highest in the league. With the extra usage in the passing game recently, Kamara could fly over his receiving yards prop tonight.


Devin Duvernay Under 45.5 Receiving Yards

Devin Duvernay is one of the last pass catchers standing in this Ravens aerial attack. Even Demarcus Robinson is questionable to play tonight. Despite arguably being the No. 1 option for the Ravens, Duvernay hasn’t been very productive with his opportunities, averaging just 39.1 receiving yards per game.

Saints shutdown cornerback Marshon Lattimore has been ruled out, but this Saints defense will be able to key on Duvernay and make sure he doesn’t get deep. Expect a lot of underneath action between Jackson and tight end Isaiah Likely, and it wouldn’t shock me one bit if Likely led this team in receiving yards tonight.

Duvernay has failed to reach 46 receiving yards in his past three games, and he’s averaged just 29 yards per game in that stretch. His target share will likely rise from 13.6%, but this is a tough spot to get behind any Ravens wide receiver. Duvernay’s receiving under also slightly correlates with the over on Jackson’s rushing prop.

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Based on their simulations, Parlay IQ places the true odds on this parlay at +244, but FanDuel is offering +525. That is an incredible amount of good value for this three-leg parlay.

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After back-to-back wins, the Baltimore Ravens will test their luck in a road matchup at the Superdome in New Orleans tonight. The Ravens are 1.5-point road favorites coming off an extended break after playing on Thursday Night Football last week. With an easy rest-of-season schedule that features no teams with a winning record, the Ravens can build on their half-game lead in the AFC North division.

Despite having a 3-5 record, the Saints are very much alive in the wide-open NFC South. No team has a winning record in the division, so the Saints could build off their 24-0 shutout of the Raiders last week and go on a run. Their defense is kicking into gear at the right time, but they’ll be tested against the dual-threat Lamar Jackson. After a great primetime game last night, let’s hope we get another good one tonight.

Picking a parlay for tonight’s game is super easy with the ScoreAndOdds Parlay Simulator, which leads to plus-expected value wagers for this primetime showdown.

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Saints vs. Ravens Same Game Parlay Picks

For those who aren’t familiar, ScoresAndOdds recently released a new tool to set up same-game parlays on various sportsbooks called Parlay IQ.

This simple-to-use tool shows which bets are positive expected value (+EV) in any game based on their thousands of game simulations.

If you are building a same-game parlay, the Parlay IQ tool will calculate the expected win rate as you add more wagers to your bet slip. It then compares the projected odds to the actual odds on FanDuel, identifying how much value you’re getting on each wager.

Now, let’s get into what I am targeting tonight.


Lamar Jackson Over 60.5 Rushing Yards

Injuries are starting to take a toll on this Ravens’ offense, but as long as Lamar Jackson is still playing quarterback, they will always be competitive. JK Dobbins, Rashod Bateman, and Mark Andrews are all out tonight, while Gus Edwards is doubtful. That doesn’t leave many weapons for Jackson to work with.

Through eight games this season, Jackson is averaging 69.1 rushing yards per game. This rushing line feels way too low, especially considering he had just 17 in Week 1. He has two games with over 100 rushing yards and leads the league for rushing yards among all quarterbacks.

With a limited wide receiving core and running back depth, expect Jackson to take matters into his own hands. The Saints have only allowed 22 points per game at home, compared to 30 on the road this season. It is tough to imagine this Ravens offense lighting up the Saints’ defense, but Jackson may look to run more frequently with his lack of weapons. The over on Jackson’s rushing prop has the highest hit percentage in the Parlay IQ tool for this game.

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Alvin Kamara Over 38.5 Receiving Yards

Not only does Alvin Kamara lead the Saints in rushing yards, but he also ranks second in receiving yards behind wide receiver Chris Olave. After a slow start to the year, Kamara has been starting to cook lately. Over the last four games, Kamara is averaging 78.3 rushing yards and 67 receiving yards per game.

Getting into the end zone has been a problem for Kamara, especially when Tayson Hill gets all of the attention near the goal line. We don’t need any touchdowns with this prop bet; we just need Kamara to rack up receiving yards. He has a 15.8% target share, providing plenty of opportunities to get this over. Kamara has at least nine targets in each of his last three games.

Attacking the Ravens through the air seems like the best approach for this game. They have allowed 266.8 passing yards per game this season, which ranks as the fifth-highest in the league. With the extra usage in the passing game recently, Kamara could fly over his receiving yards prop tonight.


Devin Duvernay Under 45.5 Receiving Yards

Devin Duvernay is one of the last pass catchers standing in this Ravens aerial attack. Even Demarcus Robinson is questionable to play tonight. Despite arguably being the No. 1 option for the Ravens, Duvernay hasn’t been very productive with his opportunities, averaging just 39.1 receiving yards per game.

Saints shutdown cornerback Marshon Lattimore has been ruled out, but this Saints defense will be able to key on Duvernay and make sure he doesn’t get deep. Expect a lot of underneath action between Jackson and tight end Isaiah Likely, and it wouldn’t shock me one bit if Likely led this team in receiving yards tonight.

Duvernay has failed to reach 46 receiving yards in his past three games, and he’s averaged just 29 yards per game in that stretch. His target share will likely rise from 13.6%, but this is a tough spot to get behind any Ravens wide receiver. Duvernay’s receiving under also slightly correlates with the over on Jackson’s rushing prop.

The screenshot above is the bet slip on ScoresAndOdds. The screenshot below is the bet slip on FanDuel, after clicking the “Place Bets” shortcut:

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Based on their simulations, Parlay IQ places the true odds on this parlay at +244, but FanDuel is offering +525. That is an incredible amount of good value for this three-leg parlay.

Happy sweating, and good luck!

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About the Author

Tyler Schmidt writes NBA, NFL, and MLB content for FantasyLabs and Action Network. He has a degree in Management Information Systems and minor in Computer Science. Tyler has been playing DFS for over a decade and writing content as a freelancer for the past five years. He is a former collegiate basketball player who still holds the Minnesota State High School record for consecutive free throws with 72 that he set in 2009. Schmidt's strong knowledge of the game allows him to take an analytical approach to betting and fantasy sports.