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Week 2 Sunday Night Football – Minnesota Vikings vs Atlanta Falcons Same Game Parlays and Best Underdogs Bets

Eric Divakaran

On Sunday Night Football in Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season, the Minnesota Vikings host the Atlanta Falcons at U.S. Bank Stadium in a thrilling NFC showdown. The Vikings notched a gritty 27-24 win over the Bears in Week 1, showcasing rookie QB J.J. McCarthy’s command under center. Meanwhile, the Falcons fell 23-20 to the Buccaneers in a heartbreaker, despite a stout defensive showing that limited Tampa Bay until the final drive.

Jefferson, one reception shy of 500 career catches, targets Atlanta’s secondary, which held the Bucs extremely close through three quarters, but ultimately slipped in the fourth. The Falcons, with Michael Penix Jr. at QB and Bijan Robinson’s ground attack, will challenge Minnesota’s defense.

Vikings vs Falcons Same Game Parlay

Here are some parlays for tonight’s game between the Minnesota Vikings vs the Atlanta Falcons.  (All bets are sourced from FanDuel).

Same Game Parlay 1

Bijan Robinson any time TD (-200), + Drake London to catch a pass first for Falcons (-115) + JJ McCarthy 225+ passing yards (+108)

Bijan Robinson is a strong anytime TD bet due to his central role in Atlanta’s offense and receiving prowess. In Week 1, he caught 6 passes for 100 yards and a touchdown despite a tough Buccaneers run defense, showcasing his versatility.

Drake London is primed for the first Falcons catch as Atlanta’s top target drawing 8 receptions and 55 yards. The Falcons rely on him to make big plays and we believe that this is a reasonable bet.

J.J. McCarthy’s over 225 passing yards offers value after his 143-yard debut rallied Minnesota to victory, include late fourth quarter TDs. Facing a Falcons defense that’s limited, Justin Jefferson and McCarthy should inflate volume passing.

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Same Game Parlay 2

Justin Jefferson or Bijan Robinson Either Player – First Touchdown Scorer (+220) + Michael Penix Jr. 225+ Passing Yards (-118) + Justin Jefferson 7 or more receptions (+154)

Justin Jefferson or Bijan Robinson as the first touchdown scorer is a solid bet. Jefferson, with 6 catches for 92 yards in Week 1, thrives in the red zone, while Robinson scored via a reception against Tampa Bay. Atlanta’s early targets to Robinson and Minnesota’s reliance on Jefferson makes this a safe bet.

Michael Penix Jr. exceeding 225 passing yards is promising after throwing for 167 yards in a Week 1 debut. Facing Minnesota’s secondary, yards show not be that difficult, as seen in the Bears game in Week 1. Penix should exploit mismatches with Drake London and Kyle Pitts, boosting his volume in a likely pass-heavy script at U.S Bank Stadium.

Justin Jefferson surpassing 7 receptions is a strong pick, given his 6 catches, Week 1 performance. J.J. McCarthy’s growing trust in his star receiver supports a high-catch game.

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Same Game Parlay 3

J.J. McCarthy to rush for 25 or more yards (+182) + J.J. McCarthy 2+ Passing Touchdown (-110) + Justin Jefferson to record a 30+ Yard Reception (+145)

J.J. McCarthy exceeding 25 rushing yards is likely after scrambling for 18 yards in Week 1. Atlanta’s defense allowed 36 QB rushing yards last week, and McCarthy’s mobility should exploit gaps in a pass-focused game plan.

J.J. McCarthy throwing 2+ touchdowns is promising after two fourth-quarter scores in his debut. Atlanta’s secondary, which yielded a touchdown to Baker Mayfield, sets up McCarthy to target Jefferson effectively.

Justin Jefferson landing a 30+ reception is a great bet, as he is constantly a threat to make big and deep plays. Atlanta’s defense struggle against deep threats, favoring Jefferson’s big-play ability.

Vikings vs Falcons Best Underdog Bets

Here are some of the best underdog bets for the Minnesota Vikings vs the Atlanta Falcons game (sourced from FanDuel).

Underdog BetOdds
Bijan Robinson to score the first touchdown +440
Justin Jefferson or Bijan Robinson – Either Player to score 2+ touchdowns +240
Justin Jefferson to score a touchdown in the 2nd half at anytime +270

Bijan Robinson is a prime pick to score the first touchdown. He scored via a 12-yard catch in Week 1 and Atlanta’s offense targets him early. Minnesota’s defense allowed a rushing score last week, favoring Robinson’s red-zone role.

Justin Jefferson or Bijan Robinson scoring 2+ touchdowns is a strong bet. Jefferson had a touchdown in Week 1, while Robinson scored via a 12-yard catch. Minnesota’s defense allowed a rushing score, and Atlanta’s secondary gave up a touchdown, setting up both for potentially scoring multiple times.

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