Peter's Primetime Parlay: Rams vs. Bengals in 2022 Super Bowl

Super Bowl 56 is expected to be the highest bet on Super Bowl in history, and if you’re looking to get in on the action, we have a same-game parlay for you to consider. 

While parlays aren’t the best way to become a profitable sports bettor, I’m breaking out a few picks for the biggest game of the NFL season. 

The Cincinnati Bengals are four-point underdogs to the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl 56, and using the Build Your Own Bet feature at WynnBET Sportsbook, you can put together a same-game parlay to help you cash in at plus odds. 

Here’s one that I like for Sunday’s showdown: 

Best Same-Game Parlay Picks for Rams vs. Bengals (+500 Odds)

• Cincinnati Bengals Moneyline
• Joe Burrow 30+ Pass Attempts
• Cooper Kupp 85+ Receiving Yards
• Both Teams OVER 0.5 Field Goals

Cincinnati Bengals Moneyline

I’ve been on the Bengals since this line was released, and there’s no turning back now. 

I think Cincy’s defense is being underrated based on the adjustments it has made against the Kansas City Chiefs and Tennessee Titans, and the Bengals have played well enough in the secondary where I think they can force a Matthew Stafford turnover. 

On the offensive side of the ball, Joe Burrow was PFF’ No. 1 quarterback under pressure this season and has been great at getting the ball out quickly to make up for his offensive line. The Rams may have the superior team on paper, but Burrow is the better quarterback (I’ll stand by this take no matter what), and the Bengals have been elite as an underdog this season, going 7-4 straight up.  

Joe Burrow 30+ Pass Attempts

I already bet on Burrow to attempt over 36.5 passes in this game, so I love moving his line to 30+ in this same-game parlay. 

Burrow has thrown 30 or more passes in five straight games and 13 this season. Zac Taylor has shown a lot of confidence in him down the stretch, and the Rams have a strong rushing defense (fifth in opponent yards per carry, sixth in opponent rushing yards allowed), so this may be a game where Burrow needs to move the chains for Cincy in the short passing game. 

I’d be shocked if he didn’t at least throw 30 passes in this game. 

Cooper Kupp 85+ Receiving Yards

Cooper Kupp is having one of the greatest seasons by a receiver in NFL history, and he’s put up 325 receiving yards in his last two games. 

This season, Kupp has gone over 90 yards in all but two games, and his two lowest receiving yards totals were 61 and 64 yards. He’s going to clear this line, and with his prop set at 106.5, I love getting to move this down to much more doable 85 yards. 

Both Teams OVER 0.5 Field Goals

Zac Taylor hails from the Sean McVay coaching tree, so it’s no surprise that he’s inherited some of his conservative tendencies when it comes to the offensive side of the ball. 

This season, Evan McPherson attempted a field goal in every Bengals game except their Week 18 loss (a game that didn’t matter). Matt Gay attempted a field goal in every game this season for the Rams, and both kickers had just one game all year that they failed to make a field goal. 

The total at 48.5 suggests this could be a lower-scoring game, so don’t be surprised if McVay and Taylor settle for three in order to get their teams going.

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