NFL Week 3, $10 to win $3806.50 lottery ticket parlay: Can we do it again? Why the heck not?

As one might imagine considering they've let up the most receptions, the yards have followed with the Jets seeing 112 receiving yards from running backs in just two weeks.

In comes Stevenson, who has caught all nine of his targets this year, really solid volume for a RB. In Week 1, Stevenson finished with 64 receiving yards, so he's already shown the ability to hit the 50+ threshold.

Speaking of that 50+ threshold, hoo boy does he love having himself some games through the air against the Jets. Last season in two meetings, Stevenson caught 13 passes against the Jets, finishing with receiving totals of 72 and 56 yards. I'm sold.

For good measure, the weather in New Jersey isn't looking great, which should aid the short passing game.

Zay Flowers 75+ receiving yards

I've beaten the Zay Flowers drum all week so not quite sure what else I really need to say. I'm on his normal receiving line already, and the reason is simple.

He's leading Baltimore with 15 targets and the Colts secondary stinks. Indy just let three Houston receivers go for 70+ yards last week, and I love Flowers's usage near the line of scrimmage in a crummy weather day and how explosive he's been with the ball in his hands.

This Colts defense has been extremely vulnerable to big plays, and I expect that to continue here. Flowers has finished with 78 and 62 in his first two career games.

Amari Cooper 100+ receiving yards 

The Tennessee defense has been a staple in these lottery ticket parlays, and they just keep delivering for us. Chris Olave finished with 112 in Week 1 against the Titans, and Keenan Allen finished with 111 last week. Tennessee has also allowed two 80+ yard games from secondary receivers, so it's just a massive issue that should continue all season (we hope).

Cooper is leading Cleveland in targets and is fresh off a 90-yard performance. With Nick Chubb out for the year and the Titans strength in stopping the run, Deshaun Watson needs to go to the air, and I expect his top receiver to break off some chunk plays to get us to triple digits.

I also grabbed his normal line at 57.5 receiving yards on Friday.

Justin Jefferson 125+ receiving yards

I certainly considered moving Justin Jefferson up to 150+ yards here, he's hit that mark in both games already this season. Instead, we ask for a measly 125 against an atrocious Chargers secondary. Los Angeles is second in the league in 20+ yard passes allowed and first in yards/pass attempt. Jefferson and this Vikings passing game are going to torch the Chargers in what should be a shootout.

I grabbed his over at 100.5 also, but he felt like a logical inclusion to this one.

And that's that. Simple as pie. Four legs is all it takes, a clean 50-75-100-125 parlay. Bet responsibly, and by god if we do this again I will cry.