Atlanta Falcons @ Green Bay Packers: Same Game Parlay

Atlanta travels to Lambeau for a Thursday Night Football matchup with Green Bay, with the Falcons entering 0-2 and the Packers 1-1. Green Bay leads the all-time matchup 19–17, but Atlanta has won 4 of the 5 most recent meetings between the two sides. With both teams seeking an important early-season win, our Same Game Parlay pick targets key offensive players.

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Jordan Love Over 1.5 Passing Touchdowns

Love has already thrown 4 touchdowns through two games, including two in each matchup, despite Green Bay’s uneven offensive start. He threw for 387 yards in Week 1 and has averaged two passing TDs per game so far. If we look at a larger sample size, Atlanta’s defense hasn’t exactly inspired confidence allowing 31 passing TDs over its 19 games since the start of last season.

Bijan Robinson Over 0.5 Touchdowns

Robinson is clearly the focal point of Atlanta’s scoring offense, and the market reflects that. He has scored the first touchdown in two of Atlanta’s last four games. With his heavy workload and goal-line involvement, one touchdown is a reasonable target here. The Packers rank 4th for Touchdowns allowed to opposing RBs this season and 6th for Touchdowns allowed overall.

Matthew Golden Over 51.5 Receiving Yards

Golden has quickly become a significant part of Green Bay’s passing game. After exploding for 95 yards in Week 1, he still produced 58 yards on six targets last week. His current line is a clear indicator of his increased role and connection with Jordan Love. Atlanta ranks 8th for Receiving Yards allowed to WR this season.

Bijan Robinson Over 40.5 Receiving Yards

The receiving line is relatively modest considering Robinson’s involvement in Atlanta’s passing game. He opened the season in impressive fashion against the Steelers, plus the last time he played the Packers he recorded 48 receiving yards. If Atlanta falls behind and needs quick completions, Robinson should remain heavily involved underneath.