SNF Week 3 NFL Parlay Picks & Player Props: Best Broncos vs. Rams Bets

We've got an awesome Sunday Night Football matchup at Mile High, so it's a perfect time to put together a few NFL parlay picks for the game! With Puka Nacua trending toward another absence, there's a few Broncos vs. Rams player props that are really intriguing.
We'll use three DraftKings Sportsbook props that fit together for Sunday night. Let’s get into it.
SNF NFL Week 3 Parlay Picks
Here are the three player props in my DraftKings same game parlay:
- Terrance Ferguson 40+ receiving yards
- Blake Corum 10+ rushing attempts
- Blake Corum 50+ rushing yards
This three-leg Rams vs. Broncos parlay pays +232 at DraftKings. A $100 bet would return $332 total, for a profit of $232.
This is not a lottery-ticket build. It is a bet on Los Angeles adjusting to life without Nacua and leaning into the players who should become bigger parts of the offensive plan.
The Rams are 2.5-point road favorites, with the total sitting at 43.5. Still, the Rams should have opportunities to move the ball, and I expect Ferguson and Corum to be central pieces of the plan if Nacua is unavailable.
Nacua hasn't practiced this week with his hip injury and was described by Sean McVay as "not making great progress." He appears unlikely to play against Denver after missing the Rams’ Week 2 win over the Giants.
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170,000 GC + 7 SC Terrance Ferguson Player Prop: 40+ Receiving Yards
Terrance Ferguson is the first leg I want to add to this ticket.
Davante Adams absolutely dominated the Giants last week without Nacua. He saw 10 targets, caught eight passes for 195 yards, and scored twice. That was a monster performance, but this is not the same matchup.
Denver has Patrick Surtain II, arguably the best cornerback in football. I'm not saying Surtain will shadow Adams on every snap. He typically aligns outside to follow an opposing receiver more often than he follows wide receivers into the slot, and Adams has not been a high-volume slot player through two weeks.
Adams played in the slot just 22% of the time overall through two games and only 8% of the time in Week 2 without Nacua. That means he should see plenty of Surtain on the perimeter if Denver chooses to keep its top corner on his customary side.
Ferguson is the interesting counterpunch. The second-year tight end ran nearly 60% of his snaps out of the slot last week, and he was second on the Rams in routes run with 22. He caught six of nine targets for 54 yards and a touchdown against New York while functioning as a key option behind Adams.
Denver has given up a decent clip to targets to the slot dating back to the beginning of last season, and it makes sense if their all-world corner is typically on the outside.
The Rams should know exactly where Surtain is all night. I expect Stafford to look for Ferguson when the Broncos make taking away Adams their priority. However, McVay and Adams are so good together, it's possible they can't figure out how to take Adams "away." But the good news is that Ferguson should be a big part of the plan either way.
Blake Corum Player Prop: 10+ Rushing Attempts
The next two legs are built around Corum.
Blake Corum has been the more impressive Rams runner through two games from an eye-test standpoint. Kyren Williams remains a major part of the offense, but Corum has looked more explosive, more efficient, and more capable of creating beyond what is blocked.
Corum has only one fewer carry than Williams through two games. He's turned that work into 133 rushing yards, while producing a higher explosive-run percentage, a higher success rate, and more missed tackles forced than Williams.
The red-zone deployment has been a little frustrating. Los Angeles hasn't consistently used Corum near the goal line, and that makes him less attractive in touchdown markets. But we aren't asking him to score here.
Ten carries is a fair number for a back who is becoming a true co-lead in the backfield.
The Rams may need to play a little differently without Nacua. Adams will command attention from Denver’s secondary, Ferguson has an opportunity to become more involved over the middle, and McVay can use the running game to create manageable down-and-distance situations for Stafford.
That is a recipe for Corum to get the ball early and often.
Blake Corum Player Prop: 50+ Rushing Yards
This is where the parlay construction comes together. If Corum gets 10 or more attempts, he has a reasonable chance to clear 50 rushing yards.
Denver’s run defense is better on paper than it looked in Week 1, when Kansas City ran through too many arm tackles and exposed major issues in the front seven.
The Broncos responded with a win over Jacksonville in Week 2, but I didn't see enough to suddenly treat Denver as an elite run defense again. The Broncos did a better job of hitting runners in the backfield, yet Denver still allowed the highest yards after contact per attempt in the league that week. Is there a surprising tackling problem on that unit?
Corum gives them a little more juice right now, and maybe the Broncos do have a tackling issue.
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170,000 GC + 7 SC Rams vs. Broncos SGP Summary
This parlay starts with a simple assumption: Nacua is likely to sit, and the Rams will need meaningful production from players beyond Adams.
Adams can still have a great game. He's one of the best receivers in football, and McVay will find ways to keep him involved. But a date with Surtain makes him a tougher player to back.
Parlays are high-variance wagers, so keep the stake reasonable and check Nacua’s status before locking in Sunday night’s ticket. You can compare options at DraftKings and explore the best sports betting apps and parlay betting sites for more SGP pricing.
Best SNF Parlay: Terrance Ferguson 40+ Receiving Yards + Blake Corum 10+ Rushing Attempts + Blake Corum 50+ Rushing Yards DraftKings, +232
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