NFL Week 7 5-Leg Parlay: Best Picks for Sunday's Games at +1761 odds
Week 7 of the NFL season kicked off with Chicago’s home victory over New England, and now it’s time to focus on a full Sunday slate. It is headlined by Steelers vs Saints in Paris, Bengals vs Ravens, Packers vs Lions and Chiefs vs Seahawks on Sunday Night Football.
Below is my mega parlay, and also be sure to check out all of our NFL picks.
49ers -2.5 (-115)
Jets ML (-218)
Vikings -6.5 (-105)
Ravens +3 (-115)
Chiefs +3 (-115)
NFL parlay odds: +1761
49ers -2.5 over Falcons (-115)
The 49ers are 6-0 and looking like the best team in football. Yes, they have to travel across the country for a 1:00 pm ET start time, this line is still too small for me to jump on a Falcons team that is on a two-game losing streak and saddled with a 2-4 record. Atlanta lost to Chicago 31-23 last week and it was nowhere close to as competitive as the final score suggests. Moreover, the Falcons are 0-3 at home so far this season. It’s not like Mercedes-Benz Stadium is giving them much of an advantage. They now have to go up against a San Fran squad that has held four of its six opponents to 17 points or fewer.
Jets ML over Dolphins (-218)
The bottom line is that the Dolphins stink. They are 0-5 and generally not even competitive. The Malik Willis experiment has not gone according to plan, but the truth is that he hasn’t gotten much help. De’Von Achane being out for the year certainly adds insult to injury, or vice versa, for Miami’s offense. New York’s defense is a respectable unit and will likely have no trouble containing Willis and company. The Jets have either won outright or covered the spread in four of six games so far this season, plus they are playing at home this weekend. I’m not overly inclined to give more than field goal simply because it’s the Jets we are talking about, but you at least have to like the money line when you consider the opponent.
Vikings -6.5 over Colts (-105)
The Colts are a team in turmoil. They went toe-to-toe with the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in a three-point overtime loss, battled to a two-point win over AFC South rival Houston, beat Washington in London, lost at Pittsburgh and then ran out of gas in the second half of last week’s home loss to the previously winless Titans. Indianapolis then fired general manager Chris Ballard. It has been a whirlwind for this team, so I don’t think it is ready to seriously compete with an undefeated Minnesota outfit. That’s right; the Vikings are undefeated. I’m still not convinced that the Vikes are are anything special, but they should be way too good for the Colts.
Ravens +3 over Bengals (-115)
Baltimore QB Jackson will miss his third straight game due to an ankle injury after it looked like he had a decent chance of playing on Sunday. That’s why the Ravens are getting a field goal after once being favored. Three points are enough for me even with Tyler Huntley under center. Huntley is one of the more capable backup signal-callers in the NFL and already led his team to a win at Atlanta prior to last weekend’s loss to Cleveland. Give me Derrick Henry and company to keep this within a couple of points if not even win it outright.
Chiefs +3 over Seahawks (-115)
The Chiefs are undefeated and looking like the dynasty that they were prior to Patrick Mahomes’ torn ACL in 2025. Coming of a Super Bowl triumph, the Seahawks (3-3) have not quite kicked things back into high gear. It comes in with a disappointing 3-3 record. Kenneth Walker III’s arrival – from Seattle, no less – has totally rejuvenated Kansas City’s offense. It now brings a serious rushing attack to the table and that has opened things up for Patrick Mahomes in the passing game. As for the ‘Hawks, they have been all over the place. One of their losses has come to a bad Washington squad and they scored only 14 points during last week’s overtime setback against Denver. On both sides of the ball, Kansas City ranks in the top five in most statistical categories. The Chiefs are the better team right now, so I’ll back them even on the road.
