NFL Week 3 Moneyline Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions (2024)
I’ve assembled a couple of moneyline parlays for this week’s NFL slate. Don’t be afraid to mix and match between both parlays listed.
That said, let’s hit big on at least one parlay!
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NFL Week 1 Best Parlays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Parlay #1
While the Chargers-Steelers game feels like a coin flip, let’s not forget that the Steelers are the home team. Pittsburgh’s fanbase can totally affect a game, which is huge, especially because Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has an ankle injury. Not many quarterbacks can escape T.J. Watt. Herbert will be another victim.
Meanwhile, the Vikings aren’t getting enough credit for their defense. Minnesota held San Francisco below 20 points and are now 2-0 to start the year. A home game against the Texans is ideal after Houston really struggled to find points in the second half against the Bears last time out.
Finally, Jordan Love could return on Sunday. But even if he doesn’t, the Packers are still better on paper than the Titans. Malik Willis didn’t want to admit it, but he’d love to beat his former team that didn’t believe in him if he gets the start.
That said, Love was already seen practicing and would change the entire dynamic of the offense if he were out there. That’s why he signed a $220 million contract in the off-season. We’ll close out the parlay with the Packers.
Parlay Odds: +756
Parlay #2
How much of an upgrade is Anthony Richardson, after all? Richardson has made some better throws, but he’s just as inconsistent as Caleb Williams. That said, Chicago has played tremendous defense to begin the season and certainly has better playmakers on offense. I’ll test my luck with the Bears in Week 3.
It’s also difficult to envision the Ravens starting the season 0-3. Baltimore lost a game because Isaiah Likely’s foot was too big and blew a ten-point lead in the fourth quarter. On the other hand, Dallas never had a chance against the Saints last week, giving up 35 points in the first half. The Ravens have been more competitive to begin the year. Even on the road, I expect the Ravens to come out ready.
Finally, consider the Arizona Cardinals at +124. Last week, the Lions dominated the Buccaneers but still found a way to lose that game. Meanwhile, the Cardinals dominated against the Rams and converted on almost every drive to begin the game. Arizona has some confidence. At home, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Cardinals outscored the Lions this weekend.
Parlay Odds: +748
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