Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins Same Game Parlay and Best Underdogs Bets for Week 3 Thursday Night Football

Thursday Night Football ignites Week 3 with a classic AFC East rivalry as the undefeated Buffalo Bills (2-0) welcome the struggling Miami Dolphins (0-2) to Highmark Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video, where Josh Allen’s Bills, fresh off a 30-10 dismantling of the Jets, aim to extend their dominance over Miami, winning six straight head-to-heads.

Buffalo’s balanced attack faces a Dolphins defense that’s surrendered 66 points already, early on. Miami is still hurting from a short-week loss to New England despite Tua Tagovailoa’s 315-yard, two TD effort. They are trying to desperately seek their first win amid whispers about coach Mike McDaniel’s hot seat.

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Tyreek Hill (109 yards last week) and De’Von Achane (92 receiving yards, TD) will certainly try to push the needle as offensive threats, but Buffalo’s defense, keeping the Jets to 10 points, still looms large.

TNF Bills vs Dolphins Same Game Parlay

Here are some same game parlays for tonight’s game between the Buffalo Bills vs Miami Dolphins, according to FanDuel .

Same Game Parlay 1

Josh Allen Any Time Touchdown (-175) + James Cook Any Time Touchdown (-175)+ Tyreek Hill 6+ Receptions (-110)

Parlay Payout:

Josh Allen scoring a touchdown is a great bet as he had two rushing TDs in Week 1, and had a good performance in Week 2, despite not scoring a TD. Miami’s defense has shown as previously that they struggle against mobile QBs, and Josh Allen may take full advantage of that.

James Cook scoring a TD anytime is a strong bet as he rushed for 132 yards and two TDs on 21 carries in Week 2 against the Jets, adding to his Week 1 score for three total TDs already. Miami’s defense is vulnerable to Buffalo’s explosive run game.

Tyreek Hill may exceed 6 exceptions as he hauled in 109 yards in Week 2, on 6-of-7 targets in Week 2 against New England. While Buffalo’s defense is stout, Cheetah is a lot to handle for any secondary of any team. Make this a safe bet.

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Same Game Parlay 2

Tyreek Hill Any Time TD (+170) + Tua Tagavailoa 200 plus yards (-300) + Khalil Shakir 40 plus receiving yards (-122)

Parlay Payout:

Tyreek Hill scoring a TD anytime is a strong bet as despite 0 TDs through two games, he exploded for 109 yards on 6 catches in Week 2 vs New England. With Miami desperate for a win, Tua will target Hill heavily against Buffalo’s secondary.

Tua Tagovailoa exceeding 200 yards is a lock as he threw for 315 yards for 2 TDs in Week 2’s loss to the Pats. The Dolphins’ primary targets to throw to are both receivers and we believe that it will be a volume passing game for him.

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Khalil Shakir exceeding 40 receiving yards is a strong bet. After a quiet 12 yards on one catch in Week 2 vs the Jets, we expect Shakir to have a bounce back game. He is Josh Allen’s go-to-target, and Miami’s defense is vulnerable to receivers.

Same Game Parlay 3

Tyreek Hill receiving yards over 60 yards (-144) + De’Von Achane 40+ receiving yards (-108) + Josh Allen 2 plus Passing TDs (-158)

Tyreek Hill surpassing 60 receiving yards is a strong bet as he racked up 109 yards on 6 catches in Week 2 against New England. Add the fact that Hill is his QBs favorite target, you can expect the “Cheetah,” to get at least 60 yards or more.

De’Von Achane surpassing 40 receiving yards is a great bet as he exploded for 92 yards on 8 catches in Week 2 against New England. While the Bills may be a superior defensive team, it will be a tough task to catch somebody like Achane in a high-volume Tua offense.

Josh Allen throwing over 2 passing TDs is a strong bet as he tossed two in Week 1’s 41-40 win over the Ravens. Look for the Bills to establish both the run game and the passing game, making this a safe bet.

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TNF Bills vs Dolphins Best Underdog Bets

Here are some of the best underdog bets for the Bills vs Dolphins game (sourced from Fanduel)

Underdog Bet	Odds
Josh Allen 3+ Passing Touchdowns	+240
Tua Tagovailoa 2+ Passing Touchdowns	+134
James Cook to score 3+ TDs	+330

Josh Allen throwing 3+ TDs is a strong bet as he tossed two in Week’s 1 performance. Miami’s defense, as mentioned earlier, is from from ideal and Josh Allen’s dual-threat might just be enough

Tua Tagovailoa throwing 2+ passing TDs in a strong bet as he had two in Week 2 against the Pats. Buffalo’s defense allowed 251 passing yards in Week 1, which makes us believe that this is a safe bet.

James Cook scoring 3+ TDs is a bold but value-packed prop. He’s already at three rushing TDs through two games this season. This makes us believe that Buffalo’s elite offense may feast on Miami’s leaky defense.

The above odds are sourced from FanDuel. Use FanDuel to ace your betting game in all sports!

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