Prime-Time Props — Sunday Night Football, Week 17

Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will face the Washington Commanders in a matchup that will make NFL history, as it will be the first time that two first-round rookie quarterbacks will start against each other in a prime-time game.

With that in mind, there’s surely some bets that we can exploit. Below, I’ll give out my favorite same-game parlay for this Sunday Night Football contest.

Week 17 Sunday Night Football Same-Game Parlay

Bijan Robinson 70+ Rushing Yards

Robinson has been on fire over the last 10 games. He’s exceeded 70 rushing yards in eight of 10 games, averaging 91 yards per game. Robinson has had 22 or more carries in four straight games for the first time in his career entering Sunday. His workload should remain high with rookie quarterback Michael Penix Jr. making just his second career start, and the Falcons are facing the Commanders’ bottom-tier rush defense. Washington allows the fifth-most rushing yards per game to opposing RBs (113.5 YPG).

Terry McLaurin 50+ Receiving Yards

Per StatsHub, McLaurin leads the Commanders in target share (19.7%), route participation (82.9%) and snap share (74%). He’s exceeded 50 receiving yards in 11 of 15 games, averaging 68.6 yards per game. Per FTN’s DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, Atlanta has allowed opposing WR1s to produce at a rate 33% above the league average, ranking second-worst defensively. Atlanta has allowed the second-most yards per game to opposing wide receivers (155.2).

Darnell Mooney 40+ Receiving Yards

Mooney has had a successful first season with the Falcons as he closes in on the second 1,000-yard season of his career. He leads all Falcons receivers in aDOT at (12.3), and he’s second on the team in target share (19.8%) and route participation (92.8%). Mooney has cleared 40 receiving yards in 10 out of 15 games, averaging 63.7 yards per game.

Drake London 50+ Receiving Yards

Per FTN’s DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, the Commanders have allowed opposing WR1s to produce at a rate 22% above the league average, ranking third-worst defensively. London has exceeded 50 receiving yards in 12 out of 15 games, averaging 65 yards per game. Per Statshub, London leads the Falcons in target share (24.5%), he’s second in snap share (87.9%) and third in route participation (90.7%).

Jayden Daniels 25+ Rushing Yards

Daniels’ rushing ability has been a consistent threat to opposing defenses all season. He’s cleared 25 or more rushing yards in 12 out of 15 games, averaging 49 yards per game. Per our DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, the Falcons have allowed opposing QBs to produce at a rate 14% above the league average, with rushing upside being a key contributor. Per Statshub, Daniels leads the league in scramble yards with 489, and the Falcons have allowed the eighth-most scramble yards to opposing QBs (286 YDS).