Touchdown parlays are one of the most fun and exciting ways to attack an NFL slate as a sports bettor, and below, I have featured my top touchdown parlay for Week 11 on DraftKings Sportsbook.
Let’s get into it.
Best Touchdown Parlay on DraftKings Sportsbook
James Cook Anytime Touchdown (-190)
Cook has scored seven touchdowns in nine games this season as the Bills’ workhorse back. The 26-year-old is handling 18.4 carries per game — 78.9% of the Buffalo’s running back carries — while logging 59.7% of the snaps. Cook ranks seventh in the NFL in redzone carries (27) and after an ugly, road loss to the Dolphins, he and the Bills are back home this Sunday to face the Buccaneers.
Tampa Bay is allowing the seventh-most rushing touchdowns to running backs (8), and Buffalo carries a large 26.5-point implied team total as a 6.5-point home favorite on DraftKings Sportsbook. Competing as a home favorite is always a big plus for that home’s team top back. Cook has scored in seven of the last eight games the Bills have been favorited at home.
Ja’Marr Chase Anytime Touchdown (-125)
These are odds are way to short for Chase in a likely shootout vs. the Steelers — this game’s total is the second-highest of Week 11 at 49.5 points on DraftKings Sportsbook. With Joe Flacco under center for the Bengals in the last four games, Chase’s usage leads the team with a 38% target share, which ranks fourth in the NFL during this time.
Chase seen nine redzone targets in these four games, resulting in a 40% redzone target share, but he has only found paydirt twice. More touchdowns are coming very soon for Chase and this matchup vs. Pittsburgh is a great spot for him to find the endzone. The Steelers use man coverage at the third-highest rate this season (43.4%) and three of Chase’s five touchdowns this season have come against man coverage. With Flacco at quarterback, Chase is seeing a huge 40.3% target share when facing man coverage.
Aaron Jones Anytime Touchdown (+135)
Jones rushed for a touchdown last week vs. the Ravens and since returning from a four-game absence in Week 8, Jones has been the Vikings’ top back over Jordan Mason. Over the last three weeks, Jones has seen 23 carries and a 55.7% snap share, while Mason has seen 18 carries and a 39.8% snap share. Furthermore, Jones has garnered six targets on 32 routes, while Mason has only seen two targets on 17 routes.
Jones has seen two redzone carries and one redzone target during this span, and up next for him is an elite matchup vs. the Bears, who are allowing the fourth-most yards per rush this season (5.2). Chicago has surrendered eight touchdowns to running backs, and Minnesota presents a 25.5-point implied team total as a 2.5-point home favorite over the Bears on DraftKings Sportsbook. In this juicy spot, Jones has a great chance to find the endzone for the second straight week.
