NFL Parlays

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Raiders vs Broncos TNF Same Game Parlay

SGP

Point Spread

DEN Broncos -9.0

Game Totals

Under 42.5

Player Passing Yards

G. Smith (LV) - Under 211.5 pass yds

Reasoning

Denver Broncos -9 over Las Vegas Raiders (-110)

Although I have never been a huge believer in the Broncos, I’m starting to come around. They are on a 5-game winning streak and have not yet lost at home this season. Bo Nix is following up his impressive rookie year with another stellar season, having accounted for 20 total touchdowns (17 passing, 3 rushing) while getting picked off just 3 times in the last 7 games (he previously had 3 INTs in the first 2 contests alone).

Most importantly, when it comes to this particular game, they are playing against the Raiders. Make no mistake about it – this team stinks. Head coach Pete Carroll’s squad seems to be getting worse as the season progresses, too. Las Vegas is 1-6 in its past 7 outings and its lone victory during this stretch has come against a lowly Tennessee outfit. The Raiders have lost by double digits 4 times already in 2025, including by 34 points to the Colts and by 31 to the Chiefs. They have won just 2 road games since Week 2 of last year. The visitors probably won’t come close to doing so on Thursday Night Football.

Under 42.5 (-102)

The combination of Las Vegas’ offense against Denver’s defense is a perfect recipe for the under to cash. In fact, the Broncos’ offense might have to do basically all of the work in order to take this game over the total. After all, it’s hard to see the Raiders doing much of anything. They got shut out by Kansas City in Week 8 and have scored in single digits on 2 other occasions in 2025. In a pair of regular-season losses to Denver last season, not once did Las Vegas reach the 20-point mark.

So far this year, the Broncos rank 3rd league-wide in total defense, 4th in scoring defense (18.4 points per game allowed), 6th in passing defense and 8th in rushing defense. They rank 1st in sacks by a country mile with 40 (no other team has more than 28). CB Pat Surtain II (pectoral) is out, but it hardly mattered during an 18-15 victory over the Texans this past weekend. Denver limited Houston QBs CJ Stroud and Davis Mills to a combined 191 yards through the air. The under is 3-1 in the Raiders’ last 4 overall, 7-1 in their last 8 on the road dating back to last season and 8-3 in the Broncos’ last 11 overall.

Geno Smith (LV) under 211.5 passing yards (-113)

Smith has been held to 180 passing yards or fewer in 4 of the last 7 games, including an inept 67 yards by the Chiefs last month. Moreover, expect the Raiders to run the ball as much as possible on Thursday Night Football. As heavy underdogs, they will want to shorten the game, keep the clock moving and limit the total number of possessions. That’s not to say they’ll be able to do it… but they’ll try. Despite using its 2025 first-round draft pick on RB Ashton Jeanty, Las Vegas is getting next to nothing from the rushing attack. As a result, opposing defenses can drop guys back in coverage to focus on keeping Smith’s air attack under wraps.

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What Is An NFL Parlay?

An NFL parlay is a type of bet where you combine multiple selections into a single wager. For an NFL parlay to win, all of the selections or bets need to win. While the difficulty of winning an NFL parlay increases with each selection you add, the odds can also greatly increase. To calculate the odds of a parlay you multiply the odds of the individual selections so the more selections, the bigger the parlay odds. You can also make use of our Parlay Calculator to take care of all of the math for you. For more on Parlays be sure to check out our Parlay betting guide.

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NFL Parlay Picks

Here at Pickswise, we have free NFL parlay picks every week of the NFL season. Our free NFL parlays include both traditional multi-game parlays which include our best parlay picks from the most popular markets including money line, spreads, and totals, as well as our NFL Same Game parlays. Each of our free NFL parlays will come with a full analysis for each leg, as well as the best odds available from all of the top online sportsbooks. Check back every week including for those primetime parlay picks on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sunday Night Football.

NFL Parlay Strategies & Tips

Parlay Bets despite their popularity can be one of the most difficult, but potentially most lucrative bets, with increased difficulty with each selection you add. It’s important to remember that over the course of the NFL season even experts will very likely lose more parlays than they win. However, the nature of parlay betting means the wins you do get turns more profit.

Here are some quick tips to better your chances of winning long-term with your NFL Parlays

Stick to 2, 3, or 4 team parlays – Any more than this will often not be profitable long term despite the increased parlay odds. Multiple sportsbooks and NFL betting experts report the win rate of 2-leg NFL parlays to be 49-52%, while 3-legs hit at about 27-30%, 4-legs at 15% and 5+ legs are successful less than 10% of the time.
Shop around for odds – Not all online sportsbooks offer the same odds, and while there is often only a marginal difference if you can wager three picks at -105 each instead of -120, your payout would be $744.21 instead of $616.20 to a $100 stake.
Avoid same-side NFL Parlays – Although popular amongst NFL bettors, parlaying heavy favorites or multiple overs bets for example, are loved by sportsbooks as they generally offer very poor value to the bettor.
Manage your bankroll – Being disciplined with your bankroll is key long term as not all parlays will win, particularly in the NFL, but if you keep your stake consistent, at odds of around 6/1, you only need to win 1 in 7 parlays to break even, any better than that is profit.

NFL Picks and Parlays

At Pickswise our experts do hours of research and statistical analysis ahead of every NFL game week, providing professional insight into the array of NFL betting markets available and where you can find the value. Our NFL parlays come with a full reasoning for each leg so you can feel confident using our ready-made parlays yourself.

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How to bet on NFL Parlays

Betting on NFL picks and parlays is a quick and simple process with any online sportsbook. To create a parlay, you simply have to add multiple selections to your bet slip and click the parlay option before placing your wager.

Due to the popularity of NFL betting and also NFL parlays, sportsbooks pay a considerable amount of attention to these markets, and in shopping around you can find great variations in odds, spread lines, and often price boosts or bonuses such as Parlay insurance whereby you get your stake as a bonus bet if only one leg lets you down. Shopping around for these advantages is key to having long-term success with NFL parlays.

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What is an NFL Teaser Bet?

One of the ways to avoid the frustration of losing an against-the-spread bet by a point or two is with NFL teaser picks. For example, in a 2-team teaser, you get 6 points placed in your direction (-7 spread becomes -1) for both games. The caveat is that both teams must cover for your ticket to be graded a winner and the odds are similar to a single-game bet. Conversely in a parlay, you still wager on two teams but with the original spread and with better payout odds (usually 3:1). Teasers can be parlayed with 2,3,4,5 teams or more. NFL Teasers are a significant way to boost your parlays win probability as around 25% of NFL games end with a margin of exactly 3 or 7 points, so crossing those margins offers great value.

What Is A Same Game Parlay

A Same Game Parlay is just like a regular parlay wager, except all selections come from prop bets within one specific game. The obvious positive of a Same Game Parlay is that by combining multiple selections you can go for an even bigger win with the odds increasing with each selection.

Bettors will often use Same Game Parlays to wager on correlated props, and if you get it right the payouts can be huge. Take, for example, a team facing a poor pass defense with an elite QB, in that spot, you might take the QB to hit over their passing yards total and you can also parlay that with their favorite wide receiver to score anytime and the team to win.

There are some restrictions or odds adjustments on correlated bets within a same-game parlay but it’s still a great way to improve the probability of your NFL parlays being successful in the long-term.

How To Bet On A Same Game Parlay

With the Same Game Parlay’s increasing popularity, the majority of leading online sportsbooks now offer them across a number of sports, including the NFL. Some refer to them as One Game Parlays and Single Game Parlays, which are different in name, but the same in concept.

To bet on a same game parlay simply head to your preferred online Sportsbook, or where you can get the best odds for your picks. Unsure of the best online sportsbook for the NFL? Check out our guide to the best NFL betting sites today.

To bet a Same Game Parlay you must first click on the game you want to place a bet on, and then add each selection to your betslip. The Same Game Parlay odds update with each pick. Once you have added all of your selections, enter the amount you wish to wager and hit ‘place bet’. And that’s it, you’re on!

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NFL Parlays: Betting small to try to win big

Bet small, win big. That’s the aim of every NFL parlay and our team of experts spend hours each week crafting what they believe to be the perfect parlay to deliver a nice payout. Our handicappers are among the best in the business at doing just that, with each leg the product of intensive analysis from numerous members of the Pickswise capping team. Our record speaks for itself when it comes to NFL parlay expertise, throughout the 2023 season our NFL parlays had scored 38.5 units in profit.

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NFL Parlays FAQs

Can You Parlay NFL Win Totals?

You cannot parlay NFL Win Totals bets as the outcomes of the events are closely correlated. If you were to bet the Overs on the Saints, but the Unders on the Buccaneers for example, and the Saints beat the Bucs twice in a season, both outcomes are likely to increase their chances of winning.

What Is A Parlay Bet In NFL?

A parlay bet in the NFL is when you combine multiple straight bets into one single bet. Every pick within the parlay must win for the ticket to cash, but the odds also increase in line with the risk of adding more picks, making them fruitful if they hit.

Can You Parlay NFL Futures?

You can parlay certain NFL futures before and during the season, but it will vary from sportsbook to sportsbook. One example would be division winners, you can try to hit a big parlay and predict all 8 division winners in a season. Some sportsbooks will also allow you to parlay Player Awards such as Offensive and Defensive Rookie of The Year.

Are NFL Parlays Worth It?

Parlays can be worth it, but it’s also worth keeping in mind that the more picks you have in a parlay the harder it will be to win. However, with the odds of each individual pick multiplying to give you the parlay odds, it allows you to bet smaller units to try and win bigger returns than a straight wager.

What Are The Disadvantages Of A Parlay?

The disadvantage of a parlay is its difficulty to win. While the odds are often great, adding each pick will also increase the risk of the bet winning as every selection has to win for the ticket to cash, a single losing leg with 5 winning ones still returns $0.

Why Are Parlays So Popular?

Parlays are popular because they offer the opportunity of betting small and win big. For example, if you were to parlay 6 teams against the spread, you should expect odds of around +4500 meaning a $50 bet would return $2,300.