Thursday Night Football Same Game Parlay | Week 17

Week 17 of the NFL season starts as the Tennessee Titans host the Dallas Cowboys. 

Below, we’ve created a three-leg Same Game Parlay using odds at DraftKings Sportsbook. This parlay has odds of +370, and you can bet it right now by clicking on our link, heading over to DraftKings Sportsbook, and signing up for an account.

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Let’s dive in. 

Tennessee Titans vs. Dallas Cowboys: +370

Cowboys -10.5 (-110)

Laying 10.5 points on the road against any team is a tall task, but the Cowboys should be able to do just fine against the Titans. 

With Malik Willis at quarterback, the Titans haven’t managed more than 14 points over the last two weeks, and Willis has yet to throw for a passing touchdown this season.

He managed his first-ever rushing touchdown last week, but the offense cannot get anything going.

To add to the Titans’ state of affairs, running back Derrick Henry landed on the injury report. He should suit up just fine, but it still adds to the dire situation. 

Look for the Cowboys' pass rush to harm this Titans offensive line that has allowed the quarterback to get hit often. 

The Cowboys win this one easily. 

CeeDee Lamb Any Time TD (+115)

The Cowboys will be able to lean on the run a lot in this game. Still, Prescott, who has multiple touchdown passes in seven of his 10 starts this year, will look to his dependable target to help completely put the game out of reach for the Titans. 

Lamb scored two touchdowns last week and is in a great position to do so again this week against a Titans cornerback trio of Tre Avery, Roger McCreary, and Joshua Kalu, who have allowed a combined eight touchdowns this season. 

Michael Gallup Under 44.5 Receiving Yards (-225)

While Gallup can be viewed as the No. 2 wide receiver on this offense, he’s the fourth-or-so option when you factor in Lamb, and the running backs, Ezekiel Elliott and Tony Pollard. 

Gallup hasn’t reached 45 receiving yards since Week 12, and since then, his high is just 40 in a game. 

Interestingly, this isn’t even because of target share, either. Gallup has five or more targets in four of his last five games. 

As big road favorites, Gallup’s service may not be essential here as the Cowboys run away with the game.