Best Parlay (+437) Atlanta Falcons vs Cincinnati Bengals - Week 7 | NFL Regular Season

The Atlanta Falcons head to Cincinnati on Saturday (October 22) to take on the Bengals for their Week 7 matchup.

The Falcons are building quite the rapport with bettors. While they hold a record of 3-3, they are 6-0 at the spared. So while the team could have a losing record this year, they may cover every game. It's impressive what they are doing.

The Bengals, meanwhile, also come into the game with a .500 record. It took a few breaks for them to achieve that rather underwhelming record. Te team has a mighty Super Bowl hangover, as they look nothing like they did last year.

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Atlanta Falcons vs Cincinnati Bengals Match Details

Fixture: Atlanta Falcons @ Cincinnati Bengals

Date & Time: Sunday, October 23; 1:00 pm EDT

Venue: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, OH

Atlanta Falcons vs Cincinnati Bengals Parly Leg #1 - Ja'Marr Chase Anytime TD (-120)

Chase is not lighting up the scoreboard like he did last season, but then again, Cincinnati is not playing as well as they did last year.

Burrow has been on an upswing the past four games, and it shows as the Bengals' three wins have come in the last four games. The team has to keep Chase involved to win games. For that reason, bettors can expect a touchdown from the Louisianan kid.

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Atlanta Falcons vs Cincinnati Bengals Parly Leg #2 - Joe Burrow Over 280.5 Passing Yards (-114)

As already mentioned, Joe Burrow has been stepping it up in the last few weeks. His passing yards have been on the rise, and this week, he has the privilege of going up against the second-worst passing defense in the league.

Seeing how Joe Mixon has been struggling, it will be an all-out air attack by the Bengals. Burrow is going to ball.

Atlanta Falcons vs Cincinnati Bengals Parly Leg #3 - Falcons Over 20.5 Points (+102)

The Falcons have scored over 20 points every game this year, excluding the one against Tampa Bay - the Buccaneers do not allow points.

Given how both teams have played this season, either team could win this game, but win or lose; the Falcons should score 21 points.