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Minnesota Vikings Same Game Parlay: Correlated Props & Hit Rates

Which Vikings props actually win together — and which quietly fight each other? Everything below is computed from 85 real games (2021–2025 seasons, recency-weighted). No picks, no locks: just the historical relationships, with sample sizes.

In 2025 the Vikings averaged 20.2 points per game and the game total went Over in 8 of 17 games (47%). Over the full five-season sample the Over hit 51% of the time.

Props that win together (Vikings chemistry pairs)

Chemistry is the recency-weighted correlation between two props' game-by-game results. Green pairs rise and fall together — one coherent story. The joint column counts games where both beat their typical line.

Leg ALeg BChemistryBoth Over
Justin Jefferson Rec YdsJustin Jefferson Receptions+0.8346 of 71
T.J. Hockenson Rec YdsT.J. Hockenson Receptions+0.8038 of 51
Jordan Mason Rush TDsJosh Oliver Rec TDs+0.663 of 17
Jordan Mason Rush YdsT.J. Hockenson Receptions+0.566 of 15
Jordan Mason Rush AttT.J. Hockenson Receptions+0.516 of 15
Jordan Mason Rush TDsT.J. Hockenson Receptions+0.424 of 15
Jordan Mason Rush AttJustin Jefferson Rec Yds+0.415 of 17
Jordan Addison Rec YdsT.J. Hockenson Rec Yds+0.3919 of 33

Legs that fight (or: Under candidates)

Negative chemistry is not a warning — flip one leg to the Under and a fighting pair becomes a coherent story. How Under legs work in an SGP →

Leg ALeg BChemistryBoth Over
J.J. McCarthy InterceptionsT.J. Hockenson Rec Yds-0.402 of 23
J.J. McCarthy Pass TDsJustin Jefferson Receptions-0.432 of 32
J.J. McCarthy InterceptionsT.J. Hockenson Receptions-0.454 of 23
J.J. McCarthy Pass TDsJustin Jefferson Rec Yds-0.541 of 32

Vikings player prop hit rates

Estimated lines are trailing medians of recent production — a stable reference point, not a live sportsbook quote.

PropEst. LineWtd MedianOver % '25Over % 5yrGames
Justin Jefferson Rec Yds60.580.053%70%71
Justin Jefferson Receptions4.56.053%73%71
Jalen Nailor Rec TDs0.50.018%12%64
T.J. Hockenson Rec Yds25.539.053%78%51
T.J. Hockenson Receptions2.54.060%80%51
Josh Oliver Rec TDs0.50.018%17%48
Jordan Addison Rec Yds40.544.050%60%40
J.J. McCarthy Pass TDs0.50.035%19%32
J.J. McCarthy Interceptions0.50.047%25%32
Jalen Nailor Rec Yds30.528.050%36%28
Aaron Jones Rush Yds46.558.050%63%27
Jordan Mason Rush Att9.510.053%53%17
Jordan Mason Rush TDs0.50.029%29%17
Jordan Mason Rush Yds46.545.050%50%16
J.J. McCarthy Pass Yds157.5150.050%50%10
J.J. McCarthy Rush Yds18.519.056%56%9

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FAQ

What are the best correlated props for a Minnesota Vikings same game parlay?

Based on 85 games across five seasons, the strongest positive relationships on the Vikings are shown in the table above — pairs of props that historically go Over together. Positive chemistry means the legs tell one story; the joint hit column shows how often both actually landed in the same game.

How often does the Vikings game total go Over?

Across the last five seasons the Over hit in 43 of 85 Vikings games (51%), and 8 of 17 (47%) in the 2025 season. Totals context matters for every SGP: over-leaning games favor passing stacks, under-leaning games favor rush attempts and Unders.

Where do these numbers come from?

Every figure is computed from complete game-level box scores for all 32 teams across the 2021–2025 seasons — 85 games for the Vikings alone. Recent seasons are weighted more heavily. Lines shown are trailing medians, not live sportsbook lines. Sample sizes are always displayed.

Keep exploring

Vikings player profiles: Justin Jefferson · Jalen Nailor · T.J. Hockenson · Josh Oliver · Jordan Addison · J.J. McCarthy

NFC North rivals: Chicago Bears · Detroit Lions · Green Bay Packers

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