NFL Week 4 Picks & Predictions: Best Early Parlays (2026)

Week 4 is on the horizon, and there are a few early advantages that stand out amongst the rest. Let's dive right into two SGP's for Week 4.

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Best Early NFL Week 4 Picks & Parlays

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Early NFL Week 4 Parlay #1

Leg 1: Aaron Rodgers 30+ Passing Attempts (-512)

Our first two legs of this parlay focus on the Thursday night matchup between the Browns and Steelers. Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers successfully held off the Bengals to bring their season record to 2-1. Pittsburgh threw the ball on 34 plays, down from 39 the week prior. Aaron Rodgers has attempted no fewer than 34 passes in any contest this season.

The juice is getting a little out of control considering the regression in passing attempts from week-to-week. Having said that, the Steelers offense is heavily dependent on the arm of Rodgers. The veteran quarterback threw the ball on at least 30 plays in two matchups against the Browns last season.

Leg 2: Cleveland Browns +7.5 (-260)

The -1.5 spread favoring the Pittsburgh Steelers is a bit of a head-scratcher. Cleveland has now won two consecutive games, including a road game against Tampa Bay. The Steelers are coming off a fantastic win against the Bengals. However, Pittsburgh showed nothing the week prior against the Patriots. The Steelers are becoming a box of chocolates. As uncertain as the NFL can be, we don't want to go into a bet furthering the volatility. Adding six points gives us some cushion in case things go awry.

Deshaun Watson has performed at a very high level for two consecutive contests, and is starting to win the hearts of Cleveland fans. Winning will always have a way of triggering those emotions, and Watson is proving doubters wrong at this stage of the season. One bad game will turn that love into vitriol, especially for Watson. We doubt that will transpire in this contest. Even more so, we expect the Browns to keep within eight points at the conclusion of the game.

Let 3: Josh Allen Anytime Touchdown (-120)

We close out our parlay with a recency bias play that comes across a tad light in regards to ROI. Josh Allen has scored at least two touchdowns in every contest. At -125, we almost have to jump on it out of principle. There's no world where the return stays at -125 if the quarterback for the Bills continues to score on seemingly every rushing play. You can get truly ambitious by taking Allen for two touchdowns at (+500) for a fourth consecutive game. I've already sprinkled some bankroll on that just for the price. However, for our purposes, the one touchdown serves us well.

Parlay Odds: +177

Early NFL Week 3 Parlay #2

Leg 1: Seattle Seahawks Moneyline (-395)

The Seahawks took a horrific loss on the road against the Washington Commanders on Sunday. Sam Darnold returned and despite losing this contest, the veteran quarterback finished the day with a powerful stat line of 379 yards and 4 TD's. Weather may have contributed to the two interceptions, and this week the Seahawks are returning home. We doubt Darnold gives away two passes for the second consecutive week.

The Seahawks are 9-1 over their previous 10 games played at home, and have scored at least three touchdowns in 7-of-10 contests in Seattle. The Seahawks have not lost a game on their home field since October 6, 2025. Los Angeles has dropped three consecutive road games dating back to last year.

Leg 2: 49ers Moneyline (-148)

San Francisco continues to pile up wins and injuries through the first three games. The Niners went into Sunday being down seven defensive lineman, only to then have five different players leave the contest against Arizona. It seems as if San Francisco is starting to teeter on the edge of disaster, and could be one more massive injury away from a doomed season. That time is not here as of yet, and the Niners keep burying teams through genius offensive play-calling and execution.

San Francisco is averaging 32.7 points through three games, while only allowing just 16.7. The Niners are at the top of heap in yards per play (7.3), red zone scoring percentage (90%), and TD's per game (4.3). The Broncos are allowing over 380 yards of offense to their opponents, while conceding 23.3 points per game. San Francisco clearly has issues on defense due to injury. However, the offense is rolling, and no team has had answer for San Francisco to date.

Leg 3: Detroit Lions @ Carolina Panthers Over 50.5 (-112)

We saw the first contest with Carolina go into the 90's when they played a high-powered offense in Chicago. This week the Panthers take on what could be considered one of the strongest offensive units in the league in Detroit. Considering Detroit has defensive struggled on the defensive end, just as much as they have been successful offensively, this is a fantastic spot for the over between the Lions and Panthers.

Detroit is putting up 31 points per game, while allowing opponent's to score 31.7. We honestly could just stop right there. As for Carolina, they are no strangers to scoring or giving up points as well. Carolina's offense is producing 29 points each contest, while giving up just under 28 points per game. The points allowed for Carolina are heavily skewed by the 59 points scored by Chicago. The Panthers have only allowed 24 through the previous two contests. Be that as it may, the Lions are 3-0 against the 50.5 total. We expect that streak to continue on to next week as four consecutive games.

Parlay Odds: +306