Texans vs. Jaguars Same-Game Parlay: Week 6 SGP Picks & Odds

Our Texans vs. Jaguars same-game parlay for Week 6 features our best parlay picks for this three-leg SGP.
Pictured: Houston running back Woody Marks in action as we break down our Texans vs. Jaguars Same-Game Parlay. Photo by Steve Roberts-Imagn Images.
Pictured: Houston running back Woody Marks in action as we break down our Texans vs. Jaguars Same-Game Parlay. Photo by Steve Roberts-Imagn Images.
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My Texans vs. Jaguars same-game parlay for the London Game in Week 6 points to a strong environment for wide receiver production, featuring two of the league's biggest pass-funnel defenses.

With the Jaguars favored by 2.5 points, the action kicks off from Wembley Stadium in London, Sunday at 9:30 a.m. ET (NFL Network).


Texans vs. Jaguars same-game parlay: Week 6

See the latest NFL odds and our experts' NFL picks for every game this season.

Parlay leg Odds
Woody Marks Under 47.5 rushing yards -110
Nico Collins Over 70.5 receiving yards -114
Parker Washington Over 63.5 receiving yards -113

Best SGP odds: +500 via DraftKings | Bet size: 1.0 units


Texans vs. Jaguars parlay picks

Woody Marks Under 47.5 rushing yards (-110 via DraftKings)

Neither team is likely to find much success on the ground in this matchup, as both defenses rank near the top of the league in stopping the run. Both hold opponents to 3.3 yards per carry or fewer.

Of the two primary running backs in this game, I’m most confident in fading the rushing profile of Houston’s Woody Marks. More of a receiving back by trade, Marks should stay quiet against Jacksonville, which allows 42.0 rushing yards per game to the running back position, by far the lowest total in the NFL.

Nico Collins Over 70.5 receiving yards (-114 via DraftKings)

As strong as my fade of the Texans’ running game is in this matchup, my lean toward a productive day for Houston wide receivers is just as strong -- for the same reasons.

Jacksonville ranks 32nd in the NFL in production allowed to wideouts, allowing 203.8 yards per game. After the Titans limited him to 56 yards last week, Nico Collins should feast again, as he did when he roasted the Cowboys for 118 yards the previous week.

Parker Washington Over 63.5 receiving yards (-113 via DraftKings)

On the other side, Parker Washington faces similar conditions. After making a comfortable home in London last Sunday in a 124-yard, two-touchdown explosion, Washington is due for an encore against the pass defense that ranks 30th in the league in production allowed to wide receivers.

Though the Texans' secondary isn’t quite as generous as the Jaguars’ unit, Houston still allowed 193.4 yards per game to opposing wideouts. Washington has hit this line in three of five games this year.


How to watch Texans vs. Jaguars: Week 6

  • Date: Sunday, Oct. 18
  • Kickoff: 9:30 a.m. ET
  • Location: Wembley Stadium (London)
  • TV: NFL Network
  • Streaming: NFL+

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