Best Same Game Parlay Tonight: SGP Picks for Chargers vs Cardinals on Monday Night Football (Oct 21)

The Los Angeles Chargers are stuck in no man's land at 3-2, but can begin to look like a playoff team by taking care of business against the 2-4 Arizona Cardinals on the road Monday.

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Justin Herbert should find himself in a good spot against a soft Cardinals secondary, and while that should mean one of his emerging wideouts will rack up some yards the gunslinger may not have an unblemished night. I've also got an eye on rookie Marvin Harrison, Jr. in his first primetime game.

Let's build a same-game parlay for Chargers vs Cardinals on Monday Night Football this October 21st.

Best Same Game Parlay for Chargers vs Cardinals on Monday Night Football

Odds: +625 at DraftKings

• Justin Herbert Over 0.5 Interceptions
• Ladd McConkey Over 52.5 Receiving Yards
• Marvin Harrison Jr. Over 54.5 Receiving Yards

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Justin Herbert Over 0.5 Interceptions

While Herbert may be up against one of the very worst coverage teams in football and could find himself in a favorable spot Monday, I don't expect things to go off without a hitch.

That's because the Cardinals have now intercepted a pass in each of their last four games -- coming against four solid quarterbacks.

• Jared Goff, Jayden Daniels, Brock Purdy and Jordan Love have all been intercepted by this defense, and Herbert should be the next in line.

One of the most under-appreciated figures at our disposal over at Pro Football Focus is "Turnover-Worthy Plays," where the good folks over there notate every throw from a quarterback which should have gone for an interception. Herbert has already made four of these throws, tied for seventh in the league, yet he's been picked off just once.

The Cardinals may not be allowing many pass plays, and the Chargers may prefer to run the ball, but with Arizona's strongest defenders like Budda Baker all lined up on the left side of the field -- where Herbert will be forced to focus considering the lack of depth at skill positions -- I think there will be enough passing to see Herbert finally throw another pick.

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Ladd McConkey Over 52.5 Receiving Yards

The name of the game here for the Chargers, as you may have gathered, is conservative play. That means plenty of quick, short throws from Herbert -- and rookie Ladd McConkey has ben the man to make the veteran signalcaller's life a bit easier this year.

• McConkey returned from injury last week in a slightly-limited capacity, receiving 63% of the snaps, but prior to that had played on around of 75% of downs in Weeks 3 and 4.

McConkey would still finish the game with four catches on eight targets for 43 yards, and even though he's more of a possession receiver who's cracked this number once all year I'm still a fan of his yardage prop over his total receptions.

The Cardinals rank third-worst in the league with 65.2 yards per game allowed to the WR3 position, and dead last in overall DVOA to the position, leading me to believe the talented McConkey should do plenty of damage once he has the ball in his hands.

Marvin Harrison Jr. Over 54.5 Receiving Yards

We'll wrap up here by backing tantalizing rookie Marvin Harrison, Jr. who's set to make his return from the concussion he suffered last week.

• Harrison has really been growing into this Cardinals offense, receiving a heavy dose of snaps and in his last four games prior to injury was targeted a whopping 34 times.

The speedster, like his fellow rookie McConkey, will step into a great matchup considering the Chargers rank dead last in DVOA to opposing WR2s. They haven't exactly done so in a large sample, but Harrison will draw a struggling Derwin James on his side of the field and avoid lockdown corner Kristian Fulton.

Harrison is receiving more than enough volume to hit this number regularly, and while he's only done so twice he's played just four full games since his shaky NFL debut.

The game script should call for plenty of passing with Arizona expected to fall behind early, and the Ohio State product should feast as a result.

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