Steelers vs Bengals Same Game Parlay: Best SGP Picks

Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season continues with Sunday Night Football between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is huge matchup in the AFC North, where everyone is still in contention. These two teams are currently tied at the top with twin 6-2 records. 

Here is my SGP for Sunday’s primetime festivities, which get underway at 8:20 pm ET on NBC. Also be sure to check out our full Steelers vs Bengals predictions.  

Bengals ML (-180) 

Over 49.5 (-108) 

Tee Higgins Over 75.5 receiving yards (-110) 

Tee Higgins to score a touchdown (+120) 

Parlay odds: +600 

Part of the value in a Same Game Parlay, of course, is that all of its components can be correlated if you so choose. That is the entire plan here, as Cincinnati receiver Tee Higgins having a big night would obviously work well with a win by the Bengals and plenty of points being scored. Let’s break down each of the three legs. 

Bengals ML (-180) 

Pittsburgh prevailed 30-27 in the first head-to-head showdown on September 27, but I’m not too concerned. The Steelers have swept the Bengals in a regular-season series only once since 2019. Aaron Rodgers’ squad overachieved in the first half of this season, but the first nine weeks were hardly convincing. Cincinnati, on the other hand, was mightily impressive en route to its six victories. Joe Burrow, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins are looking unstoppable. Even the defense has become an average unit – and average means good by the Bengals’ standards on that side of the ball. I’m not willing to give more than a field goal in this AFC North rivalry matchup (or really in any game involving two teams from this division), but the Bengals should be able to win it outright. 

Over 49.5 (-108) 

This correlates nicely with the Bengals on the money line. After all, you can be almost certain that a whole bunch of points will be scored if the game is played at Cincinnati’s pace. Pittsburgh, of course, would much rather play more of a defensive slog. The first meeting between these two teams in 2026 resulted in 57 points, obviously an encouraging sign for another over on Sunday. The Bengals have not slowed down, either. In fact, they have only been getting better and better. Burrow and company have put 31, 35, 43 and 43 points on the board in their last four outings. Although Cincy’s defense has stepped up in recent weeks, keep in mind that this is a unit that got torched for 36 points by the lowly Titans earlier this month. The Bengals also watched the Steelers churn out 7.0 yards per play in this season’s first head-to-head matchup. Cincinnati ranks dead last in the entire NFL in opponents’ yards per rush (5.0), so Pittsburgh running back Jaylen Warren can be expected to go borderline crazy in this one. He turned 17 attempts into 127 yards against Cincy earlier this year. 

Tee Higgins Over 75.5 receiving yards (-110) and to score a touchdown (+120) 

Higgins has been on a heater of late – and really this entire season. The Clemson product has caught 48 of 67 targets for 758 yards and six touchdowns. He has produced at least 148 yards in three of the last five games and has scored five touchdowns in the past three weeks. Yes – five touchdowns in the past three weeks. Burrow is playing like an MVP candidate (if not even the favorite) and Chase always demands a ton of attention from opposing defenses. Elite cornerback Jamel Dean will likely be on Chase for the most part, which means things could open up for Higgins. When these two teams faced each other back in Week 3, Higgins made six receptions on seven targets for 90 yards and one TD.