NFL SGP Picks: Hyslop's 49ers vs. Seahawks Parlay for TNF

We nailed last Thursday's SGP like it was nothing. A lot of people said we made that game our bitch. I wouldn't say that, but some people would and actually did. We can't blame them, though. Everyone saw what happened. We bet on a wild over game, and we got one. The thing is, we can't be looking back at that thing. It's over now, and there's a new one in its place. This one is between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks, and it could be special. It's not quite the track meet we had last week, but it's worth throwing an SGP down and seeing what happens. Both DraftKings and FanDuel are offering No Sweat Tokens so I feel like we should take advantage. Feels right.

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Thursday Night Football SGP - Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers (+450) - FanDuel

Legs One & Two: Jordan Mason 100+ Rushing Yards & George Kittle 4+ Receptions

I like the three-leg deals, so we'll do that again. The side I think we should take two options from is the 49ers, and the first one is Jordan Mason 100+ rushing yards. First off, this guy is an absolute beast. He's done this in three of five games, and the man is supposed to be a backup. Christian McCaffrey won't return this week, so Mason will be the top dog again. He's going to get a Seattle Seahawks team playing their third game in 11 days, which isn't ideal. On top of being fatigued, Seattle's run defense is not great. We just saw another backup, Tyrone Tracy, big boy them to the tune of 129 yards last week. I'm thinking Mason goes 120+ as well but we can just be safe and go 100+. Feels right.

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Another area where Seattle struggles is covering the tight end. On the season, only four teams in the entire NFL have given up more receiving yards to the position. That's bad. It's not going to get any better Thursday night because they're going to welcome George Kittle to town. He's only played four games this season, but he's managed to catch at least four balls in all of them, including eight last week. I don't know how high Kittle's ceiling is this matchup, but I do think his floor is four. We just watched rookie tight end, Theo Johnson, reel in five receptions against these Seahawks last week. If he can get five, Kittle can get four. Think about it.

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Leg Three: Zach Charbonnet 2+ Receptions

This one is where the haters' brains are going to melt. The first thing they're going to do is say we're idiots for taking a backup running back's receptions. Pay them no mind. They have no idea what they're talking about. For starters, we're going to look like geniuses when this hits. We're talking Einstein level here, people. Our guy Zach has done this in every game he's played this season. It's his job. He's the running back that catches passes. I'm thinking the Seahawks trail in this game, so even if they want to run the ball more this week, at some point, they'll have to put it in the air. So far this season, only nine teams in the entire NFL have given up more receptions to the running back position than the 49ers. Simply put, Charbonnet is catching two passes. This is easy.

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