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The Jets defense did it again, sealing a late win for the team and one happy bettor, too.

On a $100 three-leg parlay, one NFL bettor stood to win $27,200 on Ja’Marr Chase to score 2+ touchdowns (+700), Dallas Goedert anytime touchdown scorer (+300), and the Jets defense to score a touchdown (+750) at +27200 on FanDuel Sportsbook.

This bettor can actually thank Zach Wilson as well for this win, as his terrible interception inside the two-yard line set the Broncos up for a chance to drive down the field and kick a game-tying field goal.

As Russell Wilson attempted to scramble and make a play, linebacker Quincy Williams sacked the quarterback while the ball squirted free.

Just as the ball was going to roll out of bounds, cornerback Bryce Hall ran over and collected it, returning the ball 41 yards for a touchdown.

The pivotal score gave Nathanial Hackett the win he sorely desired and this bettor a huge win for the 4:25 p.m. window.

The odds of a bet like this hitting comes in at +27200, which equals to .37 percent implied, a longshot parlay to say the very least.


  Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson (3) fumbles the ball after being sacked by New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson (3) fumbles the ball after being sacked by New York Jets linebacker Quincy Williams. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images

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Chase headlined a big-time Bengals showing during the early Sunday window as well, as he scored three touchdowns with 192 yards.

That performance comes just a week after he told reporters “I’m always f–king open” after he didn’t receive the targets he expected in a 27-3 loss to the Titans.

Meanwhile, Goedert scored the very first touchdown of the game in the first quarter as the Eagles would pull away with a nine-point victory against the Rams.

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