MNF Same Game Parlay: Eagles @ Chargers

Philadelphia Eagles @ Los Angeles Chargers Same-Game Parlay

After a brutal loss to the Bears, the Eagles travel to Los Angeles to face a Chargers team fighting to stay in the AFC playoff race. Much has been made of Philly’s offensive issues, but the defense was the bigger problem last week. Chicago ran all over them, and the Chargers could follow that same formula. Omarion Hampton returns and should see meaningful work on the ground, but don’t ignore Justin Herbert’s ability to attack a questionable Eagles secondary. Herbert may be a bit banged up, yet he’s expected to be full-go against a defense with plenty of questions.

This one is a three-leg same game parlay that pays out at +380 on BetMGM.

Leg 1: Omarion Hampton Over 43.5 Rushing Yards

Rookie Omarion Hampton was breaking out before suffering an ankle injury, and the Chargers are thrilled to have him back after a two-month absence. He should be close to full strength and in line for a solid workload. The Eagles have been inconsistent against the run — they rank fourth in adjusted line yards allowed, but they also just surrendered more than 200 yards to Chicago’s running backs. Hampton has a clear opportunity to take advantage.

Leg 2: Justin Herbert 200+ Passing Yards

Herbert was held in check last week, but that performance looks more like the exception than the rule. Before Week 12, he had reached at least 200 passing yards in all but one game, despite protection issues up front. The Eagles’ pass defense isn’t one to fear. Philadelphia lacks answers in coverage, and Herbert should be able to push the ball efficiently and get back on track.

Leg 3: Quentin Johnston Over 34.5 Receiving Yards

Philadelphia excels at limiting opposing WR1s, but they struggle badly against secondary receivers. They rank 30th in the NFL against WR2s and allow the most yards per game to those players. Even if you argue Johnston isn’t the clear WR2 anymore, he’s unlikely to see Quinyon Mitchell’s top coverage. That creates a clean matchup path to volume and yardage, making this a strong complement to the Herbert leg.