Alright, NFL bettors, it’s time to crank up the excitement with our powerhouse parlay picks! We’ve scoured this week’s NFL schedule to bring you the juiciest combinations that could turn your wagers into big wins with these NFL parlay picks.
The team of BetQL.com football aficionados has dissected matchups, crunched the numbers and made their favorite NFL picks. Now we’re parlaying some of those picks into a high-risk, high-reward NFL parlay with an exciting potential payout.
Keep in mind that parlays raise your risk as well as your reward, so you’ll want to give yourself an edge whenever possible.
Below you’ll see some of our experts’ favorite NFL bets and where we would parlay them with a sportsbook promotion to give you the best odds. Don’t miss out on the chance to cash in on these carefully curated parlay picks.
Couple Dolphins, 49ers
This Miami Dolphins offense is absolutely insane and is probably the fastest offense in NFL history. Although rookie running back De’Von Achane is out with a knee injury, this offense should demolish the winless Carolina Panthers at home.
Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are 5-0 and have won their games by 23, seven, 18, 19 and 32. Coming off a 42-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys last week. The Niners are rolling and now face the Cleveland Browns. San Francisco looks like the best team in football. I’ll gladly grab them to cover -5.5. – Dan Karpuc
Dolphins -13.5 over Panthers, 49ers -5.5 over Browns (+264 at BetMGM)
Watch: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS (Miami), FOX (49ers) or fuboTV
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Tampa Bay Attractive Single Game Parlay
The Detroit Lions are 4-1 against the spread this season after covering their last three spreads, all as the favorite. A trend that favors them to cover here is that Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles is 0-7 ATS in a home game where the total is between 42.5 and 49 points. Detroit coach Dan Campbell is 7-0 ATS after a win by 10 or more points.
The Buccaneers have also hit the under in their last two games and they are 1-3 on the Over//Under, so I see a lot of value in a parlay of Detroit -3 and the Under hitting this weekend. – Lucy Burdge
Lions -3 at Buccaneers and Under 43.5 (+290, BetMGM)
Watch: Sunday, 4:25 ET, FOX or fuboTV
Take NFC North Teams, Lions, Vikings
Two NFC North teams on the moneyline, what could go wrong? There are several reasons that I like both Detroit and the Minnesota Vikings to get wins.
Let’s start off with the Vikings. Did you know that the Chicago Bears are the least profitable team versus their own division in the NFL since 2019? They have been the best fade you could imagine in that span, going an incredibly pathetic 5-19-1 ATS vs. the NFC North. Coming off of their first win in close to a year, this is a great spot to fade Chicago yet again off that high. Minnesota has a tough time playing in Chicago historically, but it’s hard to ignore how awful this spot is for the Bears.
Meanwhile, Detroit has looked fantastic, and will take on the surprising 3-1 Buccaneers. Since the start of the 2021 season, no team has been more profitable ATS than the Lions, going 27-12 in that span. QB Jared Goff has also been historically great against .500 or above teams, going 11-3 ATS since 2021 against them. On the other side, Bucs head coach Todd Bowles has been awful as an underdog; he’s 14-37 SU and 20-28-3 ATS in his career as a dog. – Matt Horner
Lions ML at Bucs, Vikings ML at Bears (+172 at BetRivers)
Watch: Sunday, 1 p.m. (Vikings) FOX, 4:25 ET, FOX (Detroit), or fuboTV
Bills, Minnesota have Bounce-Back Game
The Buffalo Bills laid somewhat of a dud last weekend against the Jaguars, but I chalk that up to having to travel to London. Prior to that game, Buffalo’s offense was rolling, scoring 37 or more points in three straight games. It has an opportunity to get back to that caliber of play against a horrible New York Giants defense that has allowed three of its five opponents to put up at least 30 points against them.
Bears QB Justin Fields has strung together two solid games in which he’s combined to throw eight touchdowns with only one interception. It feels like the Bears are starting to unlock whatever was holding them back through the first three weeks, and that should only continue to grow against a bad Vikings defense. On Minnesota’s side, not having Justin Jefferson is a bummer, but it has plenty of capable receivers to take over his workload. Chicago’s banged-up secondary will struggle to slow down Kirk Cousins, who has the second-most passing yards this season. Give me over 44.5. – Kate Constable
Bills team total Over 29.5, Vikings-Bears Over 44.5 (+264, BetRivers)
Watch: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, FOX (Bears), 8:20 ET NBC (Bills)
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