Best Same Game Parlay Tonight: SGP Picks for Bengals vs Chargers on Sunday Night Football (Nov 17)

We'll be treated to a captivating matchup on primetime this Sunday as the Cincinnati Bengals, suddenly looking like a serious team, look for a very important win in Los Angeles as they look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive.

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With the Chargers putting together a run of their own, taking four of the last five, this one should be anything but easy for Joe Burrow and company -- but there's a good chance even in defeat that some Bengals will put together solid showings.

Let's highlight a few players who should shine under the lights as we build a same-game parlay for Bengals vs Chargers on Sunday Night Football this week.

Best Same Game Parlay for Bengals vs Chargers on Sunday Night Football

Odds: +487 at FanDuel

• Tee Higgins Over 54.5 Receiving Yards
• Andrei Iosivas Over 1.5 Receptions
• Justin Herbert Under 239.5 Passing Yards

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Tee Higgins Over 54.5 Receiving Yards

Welcome back, Tee Higgins. The Bengals have missed you.

Cincinnati fell to 1-4 last week in its five games without Higgins, but now fully healed from injury the Bengals should be ready to dust off one of their biggest offensive threats in such a critical game.

• The former Clemson standout has been doing incredible work with the ball in his hands, averaging almost 12 yards per catch and racking up 60 or more yards in his last four games despite a couple of outings where he failed to haul in a high percentage of his many targets.

That shouldn't be an issue on Sunday, as Higgins draws a Chargers defense which has been solid against the pass, but has leaned on an incredible strong side of the field.

• On the weak side, Los Angeles is sitting second-worst in DVOA to the WR2 position and most of that is due to the poor play of safety Alohi Gilman.

I expect Higgins to break loose for a few big gainers here and shatter this number -- even if his snaps are somewhat limited. I don't think they will be, however, given the stakes.

Andrei Iosivas Over 1.5 Receptions

Yes, Higgins is back, but I really can't get enough of this great matchup on the left side of the field for a Bengals team which ranks sixth in pass play rate and should be airing it out all night long.

I don't think that the return of Higgins should mean youngster Andrei Iosivasis is completely phased out of the team's plans. He's a second-year player, after all, and Cincinnati clearly sees something out of him with a wealth of snaps going his way all season long -- even when the offense has been fully healthy.

• Iosivas, too, should pick on the poor coverage skills of Gilman on the weak side of the field and has an excellent chance to gain some separation -- something he excels at.

Iosivas has caught two or more passes five times in 10 games, but the matchups haven't always dictated that he gets the ball. It's hard to get much better than this one.

Justin Herbert Under 239.5 Passing Yards

Finally, we'll short Justin Hebert with an irresponsibly high number on his passing total.

• Herbert has gone well under 200 yads in each of his last four games, and has only eclipsed this umber in three of his nine games.

It's true that the Bengals rate among the worst in the league against the pass, but two of the last three quarterbacks to face them have failed to crack 240 yards. They're allowing just 230 yards per game to opposing quarterbacks, and with their run defense looking just as suspect as their secondary there's little reason we should see anything different out of Herbert.

The Chargers absolutely love to run the ball, ranking sixth in run-pass ratio, and with Derrick Henry cutting up the Bengals last week for 4.25 yards per carry the gameplan should clearly call for the ball to be taken out of Herbert's hands.

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