Best Same-Game Parlay for 49ers vs Eagles (Philly Defense Ices Purdy, Brown Soars to the End Zone)

The 2022-23 NFC Championship Game sees the San Francisco 49ers visit the "City of Brotherly Love" to face the Philadelphia Eagles. The 49ers and Eagles are two of the most talented teams on both sides of the field, making this an affair that NFL enthusiasts won't want to miss – especially with t he sheer number of betting opportunities.

Here's a look at the best same-game parlay for the upcoming 49ers vs Eagles NFC Championship Game,'courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.'

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1. Brock Purdy – Passing Yards: Under 218.5 (-114)

Brock Purdy has wowed 49ers fans across the coast, going 7-0 as a starter to begin his career. However, "Mr. Irrelevant 2022" is tasked with his toughest test to date as he must go against the Eagles, who allowed the fewest passing yards (179.8) on the 10th-fewest completions per game (20.6). Philadelphia also led the NFL with 70 sacks during the regular season, highlighting the sort of pressure Purdy will be under. Furthermore, he's already finished with under 218.5 passing yards in four of his seven starts, including just 214 yards against the Dallas Cowboys last week.

2. A.J. Brown – Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+155)

The Eagles likely wouldn't be in the NFC Championship Game if they hadn't traded for A.J. Brown during the offseason. The elite pass-catcher had a career year in Philly, ending the regular season with 1,496 receivi ng yards and 11 touchdowns on 88 catches. Though he didn't find the end zone in the Divisional Round, I don't see that happening again this weekend. For starters, the 49ers' 16 TDs allowed to wideouts during the season were tied for seventh-most in the league. Furthermore, Brown also has a TD in his only career meeting with San Francisco. Considering how QB Jalen Hurts doesn't target anyone more than Brown, the former Ole Miss Rebel is a great touchdown candidate.

3. Christian McCaffrey – Receptions: Over 4.5 (+102)

The 49ers can't win this game without involving Christian McCaffrey right out of the gate, which is why I like his chances of hitting the over on this prop. First of all, McCaffrey is already averaging 5.9 receptions in his career and just finished with six against the Cowboys. Secondly, the Eagles surrendered the 13th-most receptions to running backs (86) during the regular season, equating to 5.1 per game. Thirdly, FanDuel is calling for this to be a one-possession game, favoring the Eagles by 2.5 points. Fortunately for him, McCaffrey is averaging 5.5 catches on 7.8 targets in the last four 49ers games decided by one possession, hitting the over in three of those outings. As long as San Francisco keeps things close, CMC will see more than enough opportunities to hit the over.