Super Bowl betting: Building an all-Eagles +3500 parlay

Super Bowl LVII: The Philadelphia Eagles have landed in Arizona for Super Bowl LVII. They’re just days away from facing the Kansas City Chiefs for the ultimate prize and what would be their second championship ring in five years.

There are plenty of lenses to view this weekend through from a betting perspective, but building a Parlay is where the fun really lies. Since we’re a Philly-based site, we decided to go all-in on the Eagles, creating a bet involving only Eagles players. This +3500 Same-Game Parlay looks like great value going into Sunday’s Super Bowl..

Super Bowl Same-Game Parlay (Eagles edition): +3500

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Jalen Hurts: Anytime TD

Jalen Hurts has enjoyed a monstrous campaign in 2022 both as a passer and a rusher. While we all know he’s been electric running the ball, his dominance at the goalline is nearly unmatched. Including his two playoff games, Hurts has 15 rushing touchdowns this season, with the majority coming from inside the 5-yard line.

Hurts has rushed for a score in each of his last two games (both in the playoffs) and it’s easy to see why. The Eagles have a ridiculously strong offensive front and a QB who could probably bench a small car if he chose to. With the tensions of the Super Bowl, there are bound to be plenty of red-zone drives that tighten up right down inside the five. I’d expect Hurts to punch the ball in behind that battering ram of an offensive line at least once.

Kenny Gainwell 25+ rushing yards

As far as Eagles running backs go, Miles Sanders might steal the spotlight as far as identifying a 2022 breakout star, but the postseason has belonged to Kenny Gainwell up to this point.

The second-year running back is averaging 14.5 touches per game, which in comparison to his 4.5 in the regular season is a stern increase.

Per Reuben Frank of NBC Sports, Gainwell has the 4th-most scrimmage yards of all running backs and while he is known for being a dual threat, 25 is certainly a modest number given that Gainwell has cleared that bar with ease in each of his last 3 games. There’s some real value on this prop.

DeVonta Smith Over 54.5 receiving yards

DeVonta Smith’s ascension into the upper echelon of NFL wideouts might not come as a surprise to many given his Heisman credentials, but the fact he’s been able to put up nearly an extra 300 yards worth of receiving while balancing the scales alongside a dominant WR1 in A.J Brown is simply outstanding.

Since week 13, Smitty has racked up over 55 yards on 7 occasions out of 8 games played. While the playoffs can often see big players disappear, Smitty has shown up big in both games so far, not just making catches, but doing so in star-like fashion. I wouldn’t put a big day past him here.

Haason Reddick over 2 sacks

Has Haason Reddick blossomed into the NFL’s most dangerous pass-rusher? Maybe, maybe not. But with 13 QB hits in his last 6 games, and a total of 16 sacks on the season, he cannot be overlooked. Reddick has been one of the stars of the postseason as far as the Eagles are concerned and with a potentially less-than-100 % Patrick Mahomes, we can expect Reddick to be a real force in the backfield this weekend.