2025 NFL Week 15: Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers TNF same-game parlay
Two teams looking to get back on track open Week 15 in the NFL, with the Atlanta Falcons travelling to Florida to take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
This week’s Thursday Night Football same-game parlay focuses on Bijan Robinson and Kirk Cousins combining to carve the Bucs’ defence.
Here’s what I have for a three-leg parlay priced at +550:
- Bijan Robinson anytime TD (-155)
- Bijan Robinson 25+ receiving yards (-350)
- Kirk Cousins 250+ passing yards (+270)
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Bijan Robinson anytime TD
With Drake London out and Kyle Pitts listed as questionable this week, dual threat running back Bijan Robinson is primed for a big performance on Thursday. Robinson only has seven TDs on the season, but I think he hits pay dirt this week as he’s averaging almost 20 carries per game since Kirk Cousins took over following Michael Penix Jr.’s season-ending ACL injury.
I see this as a repeat performance of New Orleans’ Devin Neal, who just torched Tampa’s defence for 84 scrimmage yards and a TD last week.
Bijan Robinson 25+ receiving yards
This is an easy play for me. The Buccaneers are getting absolutely picked apart by running backs through the air, allowing a league-worst 53.9 receiving yards per game to the position.
Cue Robinson, who is averaging 46.3 receiving yards per game while topping 25 receiving yards in 10 of 13 games this season. Even if Pitts plays, missing London is a huge hole, so I’m banking on Cousins leaning heavily on one of the game’s best receiving running backs, who already carved Tampa Bay for 100 receiving yards and a touchdown back in Week 1.
Kirk Cousins 250+ passing yards
My big play this week centres on the belief that Kirk Cousins can turn back the clock against a Buccaneers defence that ranks 27th against the pass. Cousins hasn’t hit 250 yards in any of his three starts since Penix went down, but he’s owned Tampa Bay in the past.
The veteran pivot has averaged 334.2 yards in five career games against the Bucs and he absolutely dominated them in two meetings last year. Cousins followed up a 509-yard, four-TD performance against Tampa at the start of last October with 276 passing yards and another four TDs a few weeks later.
