Best NFL Same Game Parlay Bet Today: Seahawks vs. Cowboys @ +400 odds on 11/30

We’ve got a good one on Thursday Night Football, as the surging Dallas Cowboys host the Seattle Seahawks in a showdown of two playoff-caliber teams in the NFC.

The Cowboys have aspirations beyond simply making the postseason but there are questions about the caliber of competition they have faced this season. It should be a fun game, and I’m taking a stab at a +400 Same Game Parlay from BetMGM.

For this one to work out, I need the quarterbacks to get some empty yardage so that their numbers look good but without finding the end zone too often.

I came close to hitting a three-legger on Monday but the third leg fell 10 T.J. Hockenson receiving yards short of paydirt.

Check out my Same Game Parlay below. (Note: These are alternate SGP passing lines that may only be available at BetMGM.)

Over/Under Bet: Under 47.5 points 
Player Prop Bets: Dak Prescott over 229.5 passing yards; Geno Smith over 200 passing yards
Parlay odds: +400 at BetMGM

Leg 1: Seahawks-Cowboys Under 47.5 Points

• The Cowboys have the No. 3 defense in the NFL, per DVOA, and allow only 16.8 points per game
• The Dallas offense leads the NFL in scoring but the Seahawks’ defense is close to league average and recently added Leonard Williams via trade and welcomed Jamal Adams back to the lineup
• 47.5 is a key number because there are a lot of score iterations in the 20s that can keep this under the total

Leg 2: Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Over 229.5 Passing Yards

• Prescott is averaging 7.9 yards per pass attempt and 266.8 passing yards on the season
• Prescott has a standard over/under of 279.5 passing yards so this side is the heavy favorite
• The Seahawks are having some cornerback issues, which could be exacerbated against wideouts CeeDee Lamb and Brandin Cooks

Leg 3: Seahawks QB Geno Smith 200+ Passing Yards

• Smith will have Tyler Lockett, DK Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba available to catch the ball and both his starting offensive tackles available to protect
• Seattle running back Kenneth Walker likely won’t play, which could lead to more passing
• The Seahawks will likely be trailing late in the game, and Smith will be relied on to move the ball through the air