2022 NFL Season: The Top 5 Bad Beats of Week 2

It was a weekend of miraculous comebacks and general craziness. Week 2's edition of Bad Beats is a good one.

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NFL Week 2 Bad Beats

1. Justin Fields 2+ Touchdowns for $32,000

He took out the top spot in our Bad Beats from Week 1, and wouldn't you know it, Twitter user @_NickKlinger has done it again. This week, though, was perhaps one of the sickest bad beats you'll ever see. With a $126 two-leg Same Game Parlay placed with FanDuel Sportsbook for the Sunday Night Football game between the Packers and Bears, the bettor had some real momentum when Aaron Jones had two touchdowns to his name to half time, cashing one of the legs and leaving just Justin Fields to get into the endzone one more time after scoring the first touchdown of the game.

Fields was deemed to have scored by the referees early in the fourth quarter on a 3rd Down, only for the play to be overturned upon review. With a 4th and Goal situation on the very next play, the Bears elected to run a QB Sneak play, only for Fields to be held up on the cusp of the goalline. That play, too, was reviewed, but it was deemed as not having enough evidence to be overturned. So close to $32,000. Twice.

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3. Over 51.5 Points for Almost $5,000 on MNF

When the rampaging Bills closed out the dying minutes of the third quarter of their matchup against the Titans with a Pick 6 to make it 41-7, Over 47 bettors were lining up at the cash counter to collect their tickets.

Even bettors like Twitter user @Slaylen - who decided to sell a few more points and add an alternative total of 51.5 points to their parlay - could still be comfortable in the fact that they still had over 18 minutes of game time to cash their ticket. Unfortunately, though, the Bills and Titans didn't score again, leaving Slaylen's epic 11-leg Same Game Parlay at odds of +95000 falling short in the most agonizing of ways.