How to Create a Same-Game Parlay for the New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday Night Football Matchup in Week 7

• The New York Jets head to Pittsburgh to get it on with the Steelers at 8:20 pm ET on Sunday, October 20
• At this point, the only thing left for us to do is throw in a little Jets/Steelers SGP for the vibes
• See below to find the best New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers same-game parlay

By the time this thing kicks off, we will have already cashed our Milly Parlays. But what separates good gamblers from great ones is, great ones don’t stop when they hit big. When a great gambler hits a Milly Parlay, he (or she) doesn’t just skip the next game. Not even close. In fact they actually hit the very next game even harder because they’re on a heater. Never stop betting when you’re on a heater. That’s a top-five gambling rule.

Lucky for us, the Sunday night game tonight is the New York Jets vs Pittsburgh Steelers. I’ve done a million mental simulations on this thing already so clearly we already know what is going to happen. Full disclosure, a lot of those simulations came before the Jets acquired Davante Adams so I had to run everything a second time. It sucks when that happens but it’s important we get this thing correct. Feels right.

Jets vs Steelers Same-Game Parlay Picks

With Adams debuting for the Jets, all three legs of tonight’s Jets vs Steelers parlay are focused on the New York passing game.

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Aaron Rodgers Might Not Be Washed

I’ve said to myself “Aaron Rodgers is washed” probably 100 times this season. In my defense, he has looked washed a few different times this year. We’ve all seen it. But over his last couple games, he seems to be inching closer to the Aaron Rodgers we all know and love.

And now that Davante Adams is back in the fold, the clock seems to be turning back even more.

Aaron Rodgers ➡️ Davante Adams, just like it should be. 😍

(🎥: @nyjets)pic.twitter.com/MauxvnzA4R

— theScore (@theScore) October 18, 2024

Honestly, Aaron Rodgers didn’t need Davante Adams to round back into shape. The guy was doing it all by himself. But obviously, when an all-time great receiver gets added to a roster, the passing game is upgraded. It just is.

But here’s the good part. The part where we all get paid. This bet isn’t about Aaron Rodgers or Davante Adams. It’s about the Pittsburgh Steelers and them being an undercover pass funnel. They’re literally second in the NFL in opponent yards per rush attempt.

The Jets aren’t going to be able to run on these guys. Nobody can. But what they can do is throw the ball. We just saw Dak Prescott go 350+ on these dudes a couple of weeks ago. Last week it was household name Aiden O’Connell going for 226. It’s not hard to see that Rodgers is throwing for at least 200 yards tonight. Feels right.

Garrett Wilson Doesn’t Have To Worry (Probably)

The first guy I thought about when the Davante Adams trade was announced was Garrett Wilson. The kid is a stud, we all know that but with Davante Adams on the roster, he sort of takes a back seat. It’s not fair, but it is what it is. The nature of the beast is what they call it on the streets.

But just as I was thinking about Garrett, I saw this tweet and it made me feel better. Somehow.

Garrett Wilson isn’t going anywhere#Jets pic.twitter.com/tPLIUlMxFU

— Harrison Glaser (@NYJetsTFMedia) October 20, 2024

Obviously, Davante is catching at least four balls tonight. We don’t have to talk about that. But throwing Wilson in this thing is what makes us pure geniuses. The books will never see it coming. They’re going to think that just because Davante is in town, Garrett takes a seat. That’s just not realistic. Wilson has caught at least four balls in every game he’s played this season. No chance he catches fewer than four tonight. Feels right.

• The SGP (+147): Aaron Rodgers 200+ Passing Yards (-235) + Garrett Wilson 4+ Receptions (-270) + Davante Adams 4+ Receptions (-275)
• Wager: 1 Unit to win 1.47 Units
• 2024 SBD SNF SGP Results – 3-3 (+6.80 Units)

As the New York Jets prepare to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers in a Sunday Night Football matchup in Week 7, many fans are looking for ways to spice up their viewing experience. One popular option is to create a same-game parlay, which allows bettors to combine multiple bets into one wager for potentially higher payouts.

To create a same-game parlay for the Jets vs Steelers game, there are a few key factors to consider. First, take a look at the betting options available for the game. This could include bets on the point spread, total points scored, player props, and more.

Next, consider the potential outcomes of the game and how they might impact each other. For example, if you believe the Jets will struggle to score against the Steelers’ tough defense, you may want to bet on the under for total points scored in the game.

You can also look at individual player performances and make bets on props such as total passing yards for Jets quarterback Zach Wilson or total receiving yards for Steelers wide receiver Chase Claypool.

Once you have identified the bets you want to include in your same-game parlay, you can combine them into a single wager. Keep in mind that all bets in a same-game parlay must hit in order for the bet to pay out, so be sure to choose your bets wisely.

Creating a same-game parlay can add an extra layer of excitement to watching the Jets vs Steelers game. Just remember to gamble responsibly and only wager what you can afford to lose. Good luck and enjoy the game!