Last week's edition of Lamb's 6 Legger did not hit. We went 3/5 (13/23 on the season) since Adams was ruled out before the game. Josh Allen got locked down in a throwaway game for the Bills. Drake London had 12 targets and could've gotten a score late if Kirk threw a better ball. We are still highly profitable from Week 1, but I don't want anyone thinking that I am resting on my Laurels.
We are back for Week 5. Unfortunately, we are already into bye weeks, and injuries are all over the league. There is a chance that the extra chaos could cause clarity for this and upcoming tickets. As always, I placed $5 on this parlay to win $1,050. Trust your judgment if we get to a cash-out option on the ticket.
Leg 1: Jordan Addison WR, (+250) 9:30
Jordan Addison is a baller. Since entering the league, he has scored touchdowns in 18 games (9 games with Josh Dobbs, Nick Mullins, etc.). Addison has 12 TDs. This game is being played in Tottenham, so all eyes will be on it.
The Jets have a good defense, but who have they played in the last three weeks? The Titans, Patriots, and Broncos are some of the worst offenses in the league. The Vikings are cooking on both sides of the ball, and Sauce Gardner will have Jefferson to deal with; this means Addison will get better coverage most of the game. This number should be closer to +180, so a +250 line is too good to pass up.
Leg 2: Derrick Henry RB, -175
The King has reasserted himself as a dominant force in this league with back-to-back 150+ yard rushing games, both of which included two touchdowns. Henry has a match-up this week with the Bengals, who allowed Chuba Hubbard and Miles Sanders to rush for almost 160 yards last week.
Henry has nine touches inside the 5-yard line and four touchdowns; they obviously want him involved that close to the endzone. Lamar and this offense are starting to find their footing due to the offensive line changes they've made, and they punched the Bills in the mouth. If that unit plays the same, this is a no-sweat leg.
Leg 3: Ja'Marr Chase WR +125
Typically, I don't like to have two players from the same game, but Chase and Henry are some of the most talented players in the league, and both have an excellent matchup. The Ravens' defense has improved but has also been shredded by WR1s to start the season. (Rice 103 yards, Adams 110 and a TD, Lamb 67 and a TD).
Chase is starting to heat up after a slow start (203 yards and 3 touchdowns in the last two games), and the good times should keep on rolling with this duo in a divisional matchup that is almost always a tough game. Chase is still at + money, which is a great value to me, and that's why he's on this ticket.
Leg 4: Stefon Diggs WR, +160
It is almost impossible to ignore the revenge game narrative, and when Diggs returns to face the Bills, I expect this to be no different. Diggs is a guy who keeps his receipts, which is the same reason he was on the Week 1 ticket that got us a solid cash out.
He wasn't on the card due to stats but because of the storyline of him scoring in his first game. It's the same thing here. I do not have a ton of stats telling me he's going to score. I just know in my gut he's going to have a massive game to stick it to the team that thins he was washed up. A motivated Diggs at +160—hell yeah, we are backing that energy.
Leg 5: DJ Moore WR, +180
This is also a pick based on feelings and storylines rather than statistics. The season has not started the way DJ Moore and the Bears envisioned. Williams and Moore have often been on different pages. The duo hasn't been able to connect as frequently as they want, and it's left Moore clearly frustrated.
This is the classic squeaky wheel spot for Moore coming against a Panther secondary that has been getting diced up all season. That narrative and the revenge game angle against a bad secondary make this +180 line too juicy to pass up for me.
Leg 6: Jayden Daniels QB +140
Through the first four games, Daniels has the best completion percentage ever, and this operation runs at peak efficiency. I don't expect the good times to stop rolling against the Browns, who have lost back-to-back games to the Giants and Raiders.
The Commanders are playing much better football than either of those teams, and it's apparent they aren't afraid to give him the ball in the RedZone (12 carries inside the 20 T1st with Hurts, he has six carries inside the 5 with four touchdowns).
Brian Robinson and Austin Ekeler are both banged up coming into this game. I expect Daniels to have even more opportunities to run into the endzone; at +140, it was too good to pass up.
End Of Parlay Rant
I know most of you are concerned with the bottom line of these parlays. Did it hit or not? Trust me, I am sweating this thing out on Sunday with you, but building a winning process is also essential, so I wrote the article instead of sending a picture of the bet slip. I want to engage with you and have this conversation that could help me wager smarter. As always, please cash out at your discretion. Let's make some money this weekend.
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