Tail This 100% Profit Boost Parlay For Buccaneers-Cowboys

DraftKings is letting you craft up a 100% Profit Boost for tonight’s Buccaneers vs. Cowboys Wild Card game. Here’s what you need to do: opt in to the promo and select 10 of your favorite same-game parlay legs. (Note: if you want to be less risky, DraftKings will give you a 20% boost for three legs, 25% boost for four legs, 30% boost for five legs, 40% boost for six legs, 50% boost for seven legs, 65% boost for eight legs or 80% boost for nine legs). You can only use one of these special profit boosts, so choose wisely! 

For this article, I’m going to craft up a 10-legger to grab that 100% profit boost. I’ll also walk you through why I include each leg and the mindset behind it. Without further ado, let’s get into it. (Note: each leg can’t be longer than -500 and the max bet is $50 on this promotion.)

10-Leg 100% DraftKings SGP Boost (+675 to +1350)

Recommended wager: $50 to win $725

The following parlay was created with the prediction that Tom Brady will be throwing the ball a lot, given Tampa Bay’s ineffectiveness in the running game. I’m going to key in on Tom Brady and his favorite targets.

Tom Brady Over 229.5 Passing Yards: Without counting the last regular season game of the year when he didn’t get a full workload, Brady went over this passing yards mark in 14 consecutive contests.

Tom Brady 25+ Pass Completions: Before that game against the Falcons, TB12 had 25 or more completions in 13 of 14 games, including six in a row.

Tom Brady 40+ Pass Attempts: Same deal… 13 of 14 games before Atlanta.

Cade Otton Over 9.5 Receiving Yards: Before Atlanta, he went over this mark 12 straight times as he became one of Brady’s trustworthy targets.

Cade Otton 2+ Receptions: He went over this in 11 of 12 regular season contests before ATL.

Chris Godwin Over 54.5 Receiving Yards: The wideout went over this in seven of his last eight regular season contests.

Chris Godwin 6+ Receptions: Godwin saw double-digit targets in eight regular-season games and had eight in two and nine in two, so he’s been Brady’s go-to receiver in all types of situations. 

Leonard Fournette Over 14.5 Receiving Yards: Before Atlanta, he went over this 14.5-yard mark in five consecutive games and was a reliable source of production as a receiver out of the backfield with these yardage outputs (from most recent to least): 19, 90, 30, 33, 32. He also went over this number six more times this year.

Leonard Fournette 4+ Receptions: Given Tampa Bay’s inability to effectively run the ball and the concerns about the health and experience of their offensive line, I expect Fournette to be very active as a receiver. Before Atlanta, he caught four-plus passes five straight times and even saw a couple double-digit target games this season.

Mike Evans Over 49.5 Receiving Yards: As Brady’s go-to receiver on deep passes, Evans has the proven ability to get over this number on one catch. He did that last game he played against the Panthers, when he caught 10 passes for 207 yards and three touchdowns in a playoff-clinching win. In Week 1 against the Cowboys, he had 71 receiving yards.

Mike Evans 6+ Receptions: Since Brady will presumably air the ball out a lot, Evans should see a steady flow of targets come his way. This blends in with the rest of the parlay, so I like it.

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