Same Game Parlay — Divisional Round Afternoon Game, Texans @ Chiefs

The Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs kicks off with a rematch of a Week 16 game featuring the reigning Super Bowl Champion Chiefs fresh off an extended bye, defending their home turf against the up-and-coming Texans.

I have a same-game parlay ready to go for this game. Let’s check it out.

Houston Texans @ Kansas City Chiefs

Travis Kelce 25+ Receiving Yards

At least 27 receiving yards in 13 out of 16 (81.3%), including each of the last six, averaging 6.1 receptions on 8.3 targets for 53 yards.
At least 27 receiving yards in 11 out of 13 (84.6%) games with Rashee Rice out or playing fewer than five snaps, including each of the last six, averaging 6.8 receptions on 9.3 targets for 59.9 yards.
At least 30 receiving yards in both games with Marquise Brown
Five catches on seven targets for 30 yards against the Texans in Week 16.

Xavier Worthy 25+ Receiving Yards

At least 25 receiving yards in 11 out of 16 (68.8%) games, including each of the last seven, averaging 3.7 receptions on 6.1 targets for 39.9 yards.
At 25 receiving yards in 10 out of 13 (76.9%) games with Rashee Rice out or playing fewer than five snaps, including each of the last seven, averaging 4.1 receptions on 6.7 targets for 42.9 yards.
At least 65 receiving yards in both games with Marquise Brown, averaging 7.5 receptions on 10 targets for 72 yards.
Seven catches on 11 targets for 65 yards against the Texans in Week 16.
The Texans ended the regular season allowing the seventh-most targets (19.6) per game to opposing wideouts.
Per the DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, wide receivers saw a 3% boost in production against Houston, the 10th-highest rate in the league.

Marquise Brown 25+ Receiving Yards

At least 45 receiving yards in both games, averaging 4.5 receptions on 7.5 targets for 45.5 yards.
5 catches on eight targets for 45 yards against the Texans in Week 16.
The Texans ended the regular season allowing the seventh-most targets (19.6) per game to opposing wideouts.
Per the DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, wide receivers saw a 3% boost in production against Houston, the 10th-highest rate in the league.