Broncos vs. Commanders Same-Game Parlay for Sunday Night Football: SNF Picks & SGP Odds

My Broncos vs. Commanders same-game parlay for Sunday Night Football looks to fade the NFL team that has performed worse against the spread than any other so far this season.

Our SNF parlay also includes an anytime TD scorer prop on a red-hot Denver wideout in a favorable matchup. The action for Broncos vs. Commanders kicks off at Northwest Stadium in Landover, Md., at 8:20 p.m. ET (NBC). The Broncos are a 6-point betting favorite as part of our NFL predictions for Week 13.

✅ Broncos vs. Commanders same-game parlay for Sunday Night Football

See all of our experts' NFL picks based on the latest NFL odds.

💰 Best Sunday Night Football parlay picks & SGP bets

🚀 Broncos -6 (-115) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Washington is 3-8 against the spread this season (27.2%), tied for the worst ATS percentage in the league. That mark includes a 1-4 ATS record as an underdog. The Broncos are 2-1-1 ATS in road games this year.

Although FanDuel offers Broncos -5.5, we’re playing this SGP at DraftKings, where Broncos -6 gives us a significant advantage on our overall parlay odds.

Meanwhile, our Mike Spector backs Washington in his Broncos vs. Commanders prediction.

🚀 Chris Rodriguez Jr. Under 41.5 rushing yards (-114) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

While Chris Rodriguez Jr. overtook Jacory Croskey-Merritt as Washington’s lead back in Week 11, the split between the two rushers was not that drastic (15 carries vs. 9). Against a Denver defense that has allowed the fifth-fewest rushing yards to running backs this season, we don’t expect either running back to have much success.

Since Rodriguez’s rushing line (41.5) is markedly higher than Croskey-Merritt’s (25.5), we’re choosing to fade Rodriguez in what figures to be a split backfield in a tough matchup.

Dustin Saracini has more props worth tailing in his Broncos vs. Commanders player props.

🚀 Troy Franklin anytime TD scorer (+150) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Troy Franklin has scored four touchdowns over his past five games and faces a Washington defense that has been generous to opposing wideouts in the red zone.

The Commanders have allowed 13 receiving touchdowns to wide receivers this season, tied for the fifth-most in the NFL. Franklin has scored at least once in three of his past five games.

Our Esten McLaren features more players to find the end zone in his anytime TD scorer predictions for SNF.

📺 How to watch Sunday Night Football: Broncos vs. Commanders

• Date: Nov. 30
• Kickoff: 8:20 p.m. ET
• Location: Northwest Stadium (Landover, Md.)
• TV: NBC