NFL Week 9 Parlay: Expert 5-leg NFL Parlay Picks for Sunday, November 2 at +1465 odds!

Week 8 of the NFL season is in the books and what a week it was. There was plenty of drama across the slate, including a pretty significant win for the Packers over the Steelers in a statement game on Sunday Night Football. While I was unable to cash in on my Week 8 mega parlay, I did cash back in Week 1 at +2512 odds! I’ve gotten within one or two legs of cashing these massive parlays in recent weeks, so let’s make it a second winner this week! With the Week 9 Sunday slate on the horizon, let’s get right into my NFL Week 9 mega parlay that pays out at over 14/1 odds at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Lions -8.5 (-110)

Falcons vs Patriots under 45.5 (-110)

Texans -1.5 (-110)

Chiefs -1.5 (-110)

Chargers ML (-560)

NFL Week 8 parlay odds: +1465

Detroit Lions -8.5 over Minnesota Vikings (-110)

These teams are trending in completely different directions at the moment, with the Vikings suffering from a lack of consistency at the quarterback position, while the Lions offense has been an absolute machine of late. Detroit should have plenty of success running the football against a Vikings defense that is 23rd in EPA per rush allowed and 24th in explosive play rate allowed. As for the visitors, Minnesota’s offensive line is still not healthy and the Vikings will be going up against a Lions defense that should be much healthier coming out of the bye week. It could be a long day for McCarthy and company, so let’s back the Lions to roll through their division rivals at home.

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Atlanta Falcons vs New England Patriots Under 45.5 (-110)

The Patriots are probably one of the most hyped NFL teams at the moment, and for good reason. However, while Drake Maye and this offense have been very strong in recent weeks, this is a tougher matchup for the Patriots against a Falcons defense that can certainly generate pressure and is tops in the NFL in pass defense to this point. On the other side, Atlanta will likely be working with a possibly banged-up Michael Penix, and it doesn’t help matters that New England is second league wide in run defense and is holding opponents to just 3.5 yards per carry. This one should be a bit lower-scoring than what the market is projecting, so let’s take the under.

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Houston Texans -1.5 over Denver Broncos (-110)

Denver will likely be the public side this week, but Texans quarterback CJ Stroud is coming off his best outing of the season, and there’s certainly a world in which Stroud and this offense has turned the corner and is now being a bit undervalued by the market heading into this week. Conversely, I’m still not buying the Broncos offense, as Denver has been a pretty middling unit, despite facing an easy schedule of opposing defenses. That won’t be the case against a Houston secondary that could make life hell for Bo Nix, with the Texans sitting at second in pass defense DVOA and first in EPA per play. Let’s take Houston to win and cover this short number.

Kansas City Chiefs -1.5 over Buffalo Bills (-110)

This rivalry has produced plenty of close, exciting contests over the years and the Bills are certainly no stranger to beating the Chiefs in the regular season, with Buffalo having won each of the last 4 meetings. However, Kansas City certainly appears to be the more complete team at the moment. The Chiefs have looked like the best offense in football since the return of Rashee Rice to a wide receiver room that was already getting good seasons from Xavier Worthy and Marquise Brown. Additionally, Kansas City’s ground game shouldn’t see much resistance against a Bills defense that has been extremely soft against the run to this point (28th in rushing success rate allowed). Both teams should score here, but I can’t trust the Bills defense to do enough to win this one.

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Los Angeles Chargers ML over Tennessee Titans (-560)

To close out our mega parlay, let’s take the Los Angeles Chargers on the money line to serve as an anchor leg. While the Chargers offense is still dealing with some injuries, Los Angeles has gotten a lot healthier on the offensive line and there has been a clear difference in the effectiveness of this offense since the return of Joe Alt. Jim Harbaugh’s team should be able to dominant the line of scrimmage against a Titans defense that has not shown the ability to stop many teams this season (29th in EPA per play). As long as Justin Herbert plays a clean, efficient game, the Chargers should pick up a victory on the road against a wounded, struggling Tennessee team.

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