The last matchup of Week 4 takes us to Mile High Stadium as the Broncos host the Bengals. Will the Broncos end a 2 game losing streak? Here are my NFL SGM multi tips for Tuesday morning.
Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) at Denver Broncos (1-2)
After a solid 20-12 win in their season opener, the Broncos have travelled twice and lost 2 absolute nail-biters. That includes a 29-28 defeat against the Colts and a walk off FG saw the undefeated Chargers beat them 23-20. So Denver will be keen to get back to Mile High and restore their season in a primetime matchup.
The Bengals started the season 2-0, but it's all gone pear-shaped since then. They lost starting QB Joe Burrow to a serious injury and with a backup Jake Browning, they were no chance against the Vikings in a 48-10 drubbing last week. With 5 interceptions in his last 2 games, Browning needs to improve quickly.
Leg #1 - Broncos -6.5
Denver are a lot better than the 1-2 record suggests. They come off back to back road losses against the Colts and Chargers - two undefeated teams in the AFC. Going back to their home opener in Week 1, they beat the Titans 20-12 and covered this line. At home, they are usually a different side as they've won 6 straight. The Bengals are a bit of a mess without Burrow and I don't see them improving in a tough road primetime matchup.
Leg #2 - J.K. Dobbins 60+ Rushing Yards
Dobbins has enjoyed a nice start to the season and 60+ rush yards looks like a safe bet. He comes off 63, 76 and 83 yards in the first 3 weeks of the season. Another good sign - he's carried the ball over 10 times in all 3 as well. He faces a vulnerable Bengals run D that got torched last week by the Vikings. They had a total of 169 rush yards on 31 carries. Their lead back - Jordan Mason - finished with 116 yards. On a side note, Dobbins has also scored a TD in his 3 outings this season too.
Leg #3 - Courtland Sutton 70+ Receiving Yards
The Broncos #1 target looks a good bet to get past 70+ receiving yards. He comes off a huge game against a decent Chargers secondary, catching 8 balls for 118 yards and a TD. Justin Jefferson finished with 75 yards against this Bengals defence last week and Sutton should get plenty of targets in this matchup.
Same Game Multi
Broncos -6.5 / J.K. Dobbins 60+ Rushing Yards / Courtland Sutton 70+ Receiving Yards = $4.40
Value Leg - Ja'Marr Chase Anytime Touchdown Scorer
Last week was a blowout for the Bengals so Chase didn't get a lot of love. But in Week 2, he finished with 165 yards, 14 catches and 1 TD. The key there was 16 targets, mostly by QB Browning. So you're getting a good price for Chase, the Bengals #1 wideout as he'll get plenty of looks to catch a TD, especially if the Bengals fall behind again.