Best Broncos vs Bills Same-Game Parlay (Wild Card)

• The Denver Broncos are in Buffalo to take on the Bills Wild Card Weekend
• Quarterbacks Josh Allen and Bo Nix are spotlighted in our player prop picks
• See below to find the best Broncos vs Bills same-game parlay

It’s an intriguing one from Orchard Park, as the Buffalo Bills (13-4, 8-0 home) open their playoff run hosting the Denver Broncos (10-7, 4-5 away) on Wild Card Weekend. Buffalo is a top-four favorite in the Super Bowl odds and are an 8.5-point favorite in the Broncos vs Bills odds. This game features two teams in the top ten in scoring, something taken into consideration when reviewing the NFL player props. See below for my three-leg Broncos vs Bills same-game parlay.

Broncos vs Bills Same-Game Parlay Picks

This SGP adds up to +572 odds, which means a $100 wager would profit $572 if all three legs hit. Action gets underway on Sunday, January 12, at 1pm ET from Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, NY. CBS and Paramount+ will be carrying the broadcast. 

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Bo Knows TD Passes

After throwing just five TD passes through his first seven games as a pro, Denver rookie pivot Bo Nix got acclimated and fast, finishing the year with 29 TD passes and 3,775 yards passing.

In Denver’s must-win finale against a depleted Chiefs roster, Nix didn’t leave anything to chance, throwing for a season-best 321 yards and tying a season-high with four TD tosses. It was the eighth time in the last 10 games he has thrown at least two touchdowns, 24 in total.

We told ya, he's fast. 💨

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— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) January 5, 2025

Buffalo’s defense is Bottom 10 on passing yards allowed and surrendered 28 TD passes on the season, tied for the eighth-most in the NFL.

Throw in the fact the Bills should have the lead in this one, and Denver will likely have to abandon its run game and get pass happy, making this prop a nice add at plus odds.

Allen on the Ground, Coleman Through the Air

Of course, the main attraction here is Josh Allen, the heavy favorite in the NFL MVP odds. Despite the fact Denver owns the third-best scoring defense in the NFL and was the leader in QB sacks with 63, it’s hard to believe they can contain Allen, who is a wrecking ball.

A nearly unstoppable part of Allen’s total package is his running game in the red zone. Allen ran for 12 rushing scores this season. Not including Week 18, where he played just one snap, Allen had at least one rushing TD in six of his last seven games.

Josh Allen tush push TD! His 65th career rushing TD

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He had three rushing scores in two playoff games last year, and is a good bet to find paydirt again.

We’ll wrap this with rookie receiver Keon Coleman and his longest reception prop, sitting at a gettable 17.5.

In 13 games this season, the FSU product averaged 19.2 yards per reception. Buffalo’s lack of go-to receiver means he’ll see some coverage from all-world Pat Surtain, but plenty of other opportunities against weaker cover guys.

Coleman has had at least one grab of 18 yards or more in 10 games this year, and should find himself as a deep threat at some point Sunday.

• The SGP (+572): Nix Over 1.5 TD passes (+142) + Allen anytime TD  (-135) + Coleman longest reception Over 17.5 yards (-115)
• Wager: 1 Unit to win 5.72 Units