WEEK 5 CAN'T LOSE ANYTIME TD PARLAY! 🏈🤑

Here are my KEY takeaways from Week 4:

So we don’t forget before our Week 5 bets. 🤑

• Zach Wilson’s ceiling is Patrick Mahomes 😅

• Christian McCaffrey should be the MVP 🏆

• Bill Belichick deserves better than Mac Jones 🗑️

• C.J. Stroud is the best QB in the 2023 rookie class 🌟

• The Bengals are somehow broken 💔

• The Dolphins offense can be stopped 🛑

Can’t Lose Anytime TD Parlay! (+832) 🤑

Garrett Wilson Anytime TD (WR, New York Jets):

The Denver Broncos' defense is historically bad, allowing a league-high average of 37.5 points per game, including a 70 burger to the Miami Dolphins.

On the flip side, Jets quarterback Zach Wilson is riding the momentum of his best performance ever. He showcased the skills that we saw at BYU by completing 28 of 39 passes, resulting in a pair of touchdowns, zero interceptions, and an impressive 105.2 quarterback rating.

If Zach Wilson performs even half as well as he did last week against the formidable Kansas City Chiefs defense, finding the 2022-23 Offensive Rookie of the Year, Garrett Wilson, in the endzone against this defense will be the easiest bet of the week.

Davante Adams Anytime TD (WR, Las Vegas Raiders):

Last week, I had Davante Adams in my "can't lose anytime TD" section. It seemed like a clear lock, and it was almost a sure thing when he caught the ball on the goal line in the 4th quarter — undeniably a touchdown. All head coach, Josh McDaniels, had to do was review the play.

However, he chose not to review and went for a risky fourth and one at the one-yard line. It turned out to be a brutal bad beat for anyone who had a stake in that bet.

This week, Adams is gearing up to face his former team. You know how these revenge games can be – players want revenge. We saw it just last week when Calvin Ridley scored a touchdown against the Falcons. I've got a feeling Adams is going to do the same this week against his former Packers squad.

Jalen Hurts Anytime TD (QB, Philadelphia Eagles):

The brotherly shove might be one of the most effective plays in NFL history, and it's poised not to fail us in Week 5. Jalen Hurts showcased its efficiency by scoring two rushing touchdowns against the Minnesota Vikings in Week 2 and one against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 3.

The Los Angeles Rams are currently tied for allowing the second-most quarterback rushing touchdowns in the league, totaling two. Adding to this, the Indianapolis Colts' rookie quarterback, Anthony Richardson, scored just last week, and in Week 2, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy also found success in the end zone.

From our own Frank Ammirante😀 

Jacksonville Jaguars @ Buffalo Bills

Oct. 8, 9:30 a.m. ET (London)

• Jaguars +6 (-112) Bills -6 (-108)

The Jaguars play in London for the second consecutive week, while the Bills must travel across the pond.

This isn’t a big deal because the real edge lies in Josh Allen vs a Jaguars defense that has struggled to get to the quarterback.

Buffalo looks like the best team in the AFC following three consecutive blowout wins, including one against the Dolphins, so lay the points here.

Baltimore Ravens @ Pittsburgh Steelers

Oct. 8, 1 p.m. ET

• Ravens -4.5 (-110) @ Steelers +4.5 (-110)

This will be the third divisional game for the Ravens in the first five weeks. The Steelers are coming off a tough loss to the Texans, where they lost starting quarterback Kenny Pickett to injury.

Pickett (knee) will be out for this game, meaning Mitchell Trubisky will be under center.

Pittsburgh will have a tough time keeping pace with Lamar Jackson here, so lay the points with the Ravens.

New York Giants @ Miami Dolphins

Oct. 8, 1 p.m. ET

• Giants +9.5 (-110) @ Dolphins -9.5 (-110)

This sets up as a bounce-back spot for the Dolphins, who got crushed by the Bills 48-20 in a pivotal AFC East showdown.

It will be tough for Daniel Jones and company to keep pace with this electric Miami offense, which has just unleashed a new weapon in rookie running back De’Von Achane.

Lay the points and take Dolphins -9.5 here.

Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Rams

Oct. 8, 4:05 p.m. ET

• Eagles -4.5 (-110) @ Rams +4.5 (-110)

The last two NFC champions meet in a game where the Rams can continue to show they have regained some respectability. The Eagles would like to take this one following a hard-fought overtime win to the Commanders.

Matthew Stafford looks back in form for the Rams, while Puka Nacua continues to have a phenomenal rookie season.

Philly’s passing game came alive against the Commanders, but Los Angeles has a better pass defense so far. This feels like a close game, given how the Rams’ offense has performed this year, so take Los Angeles +4.5.

Kansas City Chiefs @ Minnesota Vikings

Oct. 8, 4:25 p.m. ET

• Chiefs -5.5 (-110) @ Vikings +5.5 (-110)

Here, we have a major mismatch between the best quarterback in football, Patrick Mahomes, taking on a lackluster Vikings’ defense that has a weak pass rush.

We should see Mahomes have a clean pocket to go to work and pick apart this secondary. While this looks like a high-scoring game, Kansas City has a clear edge in this one.

Take the Chiefs to win by six or more points in Minnesota.

New York Jets @ Denver Broncos

Oct. 8, 4:25 p.m. ET

• Jets +2.5 (-105) @ Broncos -2.5 (-115)

Jets’ quarterback Zach Wilson looks to build on an impressive performance against the Chiefs. This is a terrific matchup vs the Broncos, who have easily the worst defense in the NFL right now.

However, I’m not ready to buy into Wilson just off one performance. On the other side, Russell Wilson has played well under Sean Payton, leading a comeback win over the Bears last week.

Don’t overreact to the Jets’ game on Sunday Night Football. Roll with the Broncos -2.5.

Dallas Cowboys @ San Francisco 49ers

Oct. 8, 8:20 p.m. ET (SNF)

• Cowboys +3.5 (-112) @ 49ers -3.5 (-108)

This premier NFC rivalry resumes after the 49ers ended the Cowboys’ season in the Divisional Round of the playoffs last year. Dallas is once again one of the better teams in the NFC, but San Francisco looks like the best team in the NFL.

The 49ers are undefeated in Brock Purdy’s starts, where he finishes the game. San Fran has won seven of eight home games with Purdy by at least double-digits.

For that reason, this number looks too low at 3.5 points, so take the Niners here and bet on their trend of recent success at home with Purdy under center.

Green Bay Packers @ Las Vegas Raiders

Oct. 9, 8:15 p.m. ET (MNF)

• Packers -2.5 (-110) @ Raiders +2.5 (-110)

Jordan Love is coming off a poor performance on Thursday Night Football in Green Bay’s loss to the Lions, while the Raiders have now lost three in a row.

Jimmy Garoppolo (concussion) should be able to return for this game. This is Davante Adams‘ first game against his former team, but Green Bay has a tough pass defense that could get back top corner Jaire Alexander for this one.

Take the better team on the road with Green Bay -2.5.

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