Fifteen or 20 receiving yards looks like a small choice for Courtland Sutton. It separated two recent Broncos wins, though: he finished on 18 against the Chargers and 19 against Seattle. For these Broncos parlay picks, that makes the lower milestone worth comparing if Denver is your chosen winner.
Side & Support Parlay Plays uses that Denver-win view to compare Sutton and Jaylen Waddle in Broncos wins, alongside Bryce Young’s interceptions in Panthers losses. We put those records beside each player’s full record over the same period, then weigh what the actual line and price ask of them. You can choose the contribution that suits your view of this game.
Broncos parlay picks: yardage cushion, catches and turnovers
Sutton’s Broncos record and Young’s Panthers record cover the 2025 and 2026 regular seasons. Waddle’s covers his eight Denver receiving appearances this season. Missing appearances aren’t counted as zero-production games. The individual DraftKings prices below were captured early Sunday, November 8, and can change. Waddle’s six Broncos wins and Young’s 12 Panthers losses are small samples.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All appearances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Courtland Sutton 15+ receiving yards 2025–2026 regular seasons |
−483 | 95.0% 19 of 20 DEN wins |
84.0% 21 of 25 DEN appearances |
| Jaylen Waddle Under 4.5 receptions 2026 season |
−125 | 83.3% 5 of 6 DEN wins |
75.0% 6 of 8 DEN appearances |
| Bryce Young Over 0.5 interceptions 2025–2026 regular seasons |
−114 | 83.3% 10 of 12 CAR losses |
56.5% 13 of 23 CAR appearances |
Courtland Sutton: 15+ receiving yards
Sutton’s latest two wins brought 45 yards against Arizona and 53 against Kansas City. Before those, the Chargers and Seahawks games showed why a much smaller target can still matter. Both cleared 15 yards but stopped short of 20.
DraftKings offered 15 yards at −483, compared with 20 at −307. The cheaper 20-yard option covered 16 of 20 Broncos wins and 18 of 25 appearances across the two regular seasons, but only four of six wins this year. Fifteen covered 19 of those 20 wins and 21 of 25 appearances overall, including all six wins this year. Dropping to 10 at −870 covered the same 19 wins and 22 of 25 appearances overall, at a much heavier price.
That cushion still has a miss: Sutton finished with five yards in the January 2026 regular-season win over the Chargers. He also managed just 11 and four yards in Denver’s two losses this season. His separate January playoff appearances brought 53 yards in the Buffalo win and 17 in the New England loss; neither is included in the regular-season table. This is a deliberately modest request at a substantial cost, rather than a reason to expect a big receiving afternoon.
Jaylen Waddle: under 4.5 receptions
Waddle can be involved without catching five passes. He finished with four catches against Seattle and four against Arizona, then three against Kansas City. The Arizona game produced 48 receiving yards, which shows why a catch limit and a yardage limit tell different stories.
At −125, the under allows four catches. It held in five of the six Broncos wins in his Denver record, with an eight-catch, 10-target game against Jacksonville as the exception. His five catches in the loss to San Francisco are the other miss across all eight games. Jacksonville is the reminder that a Denver win can still come with a very busy afternoon for Waddle.
Waddle played through a chest issue in the Kansas City win and remains Denver’s expected lead receiver. The low catch totals should not be mistaken for a guaranteed small role. Pat Bryant is questionable after being activated from injured reserve with an ankle issue, which leaves another piece of the receiving rotation unsettled. Sutton and Waddle also share Bo Nix’s passes and the same pool of opportunities. Their separate records don’t establish how likely both props are to land together.
Bryce Young: over 0.5 interceptions
Young threw an interception in each of Carolina’s four losses this season. The latest came against Green Bay in a 41-attempt game. He also threw two against Tampa Bay despite attempting only 27 passes, so an interception can happen without an unusually high number of throws.
The main over-0.5 offer was −114, slightly less costly than the equivalent one-interception milestone at −116. Asking for two interceptions at +397 is a different proposition: only three of the 12 losses and three of 23 appearances overall reached that mark. Tampa Bay was the only one of this year’s four losses to do so.
The longer record includes two Panthers losses in which Young avoided an interception, against New England and New Orleans in 2025. Keeping those games leaves 10 of 12 losses with at least one, an 83.3% rate against 13 of 23 games overall. His January playoff loss to the Rams also included one interception, but that separate game is outside the regular-season table.
Young practiced fully with a sore ankle this week, and coach Dave Canales said Friday that he was ready to play. Carolina will be without guard Damien Lewis, while Brady Christensen remains on injured reserve. That changes the protection available to Young, but Denver has its own absences in the secondary: Brandon Jones and Kris Abrams-Draine are out, and Talanoa Hufanga is questionable. The historical turnover pattern is useful context, not a measurement of this particular group’s chances of taking the ball away.
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Decide what you want to ask of the passing game
The Sutton choice comes down to paying for room beneath recent winning performances. Waddle’s catch limit costs less, but it asks a lead receiver to stay below five catches. If your Denver-win view instead centers on a Carolina turnover, Young’s one-interception line gives you that separate route. You can use the comparison without treating the table as a ready-made parlay.
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