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NFL Week 7 Same Game Parlays & Picks (2025)

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NFL Week 7 is here, and it's time to lock in some best bets and props before the games kick off. Picking matchups against the spread (ATS) and betting on the over/under is more commonplace, but a same-game parlay (SGP) gives us even more added action. Let's find some plus-money NFL Week 7 same game parlays for every game on the Sunday afternoon slate.

Keep in mind the odds below are accurate as of writing, but are always subject to change up until kickoff. Keep track of any of the latest NFL injury news and odds movement before locking in any of these SGP bets. Without further ado, let's dive into the best NFL Week 7 same-game parlay bets.

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Best NFL Week 7 Same Game Parlays 

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Philadelphia Eagles at Minnesota Vikings

    Minnesota boasts an elite pass defense, allowing the second-fewest passing yards per game in the NFL this season. The way to beat the Vikings is on the ground. They're allowing the sixth-most rushing yards per game to running backs (111.6) while giving up 4.5 yards per carry. 

    This matchup bodes well for a good Saquon Barkley game. He's admittedly underperformed this year, averaging just 54.2 rushing yards per game. Yet, he's still the top option in the Eagles' backfield and is averaging 15.8 carries per game. The Eagles should lean on him in this spot, especially if Jalen Hurts and the passing attack struggle on the road against the Vikings’ secondary. 

    Meanwhile, the other running back in this game should also see plenty of work. The Eagles' run defense is giving up 134.3 rushing yards per game (seventh-most in the NFL). Plus, opposing lead backs have seen 15+ carries in all but one game against Philly. Those five backs averaged 17.8 carries per game. The only opponent that didn't have a running back record double-digit carries was the Chiefs, who split work between Kareem Hunt and Isiah Pacheco. 

    As for Jordan Mason, he's seen double-digit carries in all but one game this year while averaging 13.8 per contest. He's the clear workhorse in the Minnesota backfield right now. In this matchup, Mason should see plenty of work with Carson Wentz under center again. Mason has also seen game logs of 16, 16, 15 and 13 carries in four of his five games. 

    Justin Jefferson should also be in line for a big performance. The Vikings' No. 1 WR has gone off for 126 and 123 receiving yards in the past two games. Carson Wentz is looking his way plenty, with Jefferson seeing 11 targets in back-to-back games. The Eagles are allowing the ninth-most receiving yards per game to opposing wideouts and have been burned by opposing top receivers multiple times this year. 

    Parlay Odds: +460 

    New Orleans Saints at Chicago Bears

      The Saints have allowed an average of 78.3 receiving yards per game to opposing teams' top pass-catchers this season. It's also usually been No. 1 wideouts beating the New Orleans secondary. It sets up well for Rome Odunze, who should bounce back after having just 32 yards last week. He's still the top dog in the Bears' receiving corps and had 60+ yards in the three games prior. 

      Meanwhile, Caleb Williams should also run enough to go over his rushing yards prop. The Saints are allowing the fourth-most rushing yards per game to quarterbacks. Williams somehow finished with -2 rushing yards last week. He's bound to run more back at home this weekend. The Bears dual-threat quarterback averaged 31.3 rush yards per game at home last year, and he ran for 58 yards in one of his two home games this season. 

      On the other side, Alvin Kamara gets a very favorable matchup against the Bears' poor rush defense. Chicago is allowing 156.4 rushing yards per game and 5.7 yards per carry (both second-worst in the NFL). Kamara is dealing with an ankle injury, but he's still expected to play this week. The Saints back has underperformed, averaging just 52.3 rush yards per game. However, this matchup is too good to ignore. 

      Parlay Odds: +465

      Miami Dolphins at Cleveland Browns

        We've seen the total in this game drop significantly over the week. It's a matchup of two underperforming offenses, headlined by the Browns averaging a league-low 13.7 points per game (PPG) while now starting a rookie quarterback. Meanwhile, the Dolphins' offense has been very up and down this season and now has to face a tough Cleveland defense on the road. 

        However, the ugly weather forecast should also keep this game low-scoring. There is a 95% chance of rain with 20-30 miles per hour (MPH) winds expected in Cleveland on Sunday. The wind gusts could even reach up to 50-60 MPH as well. The poor conditions should lead to run-heavy game plans for both offenses while making field goals a real nightmare. Let's take the under and not think twice. 

        This game flow and a very favorable matchup immediately point to Quinshon Judkins racking up rushing yards. The Dolphins have the worst run defense in the NFL, allowing 168.5 rushing yards per game. They're also giving up 5.6 yards per carry (third-worst). Plus, Miami has been gashed by Kimani Vidal (124 yards), Rico Dowdle (206) and James Cook (108) in the past three games. 

        Judkins had just 36 rushing yards on 12 carries last week. It was a much tougher road matchup against the Steelers with a negative game script as well. Expect a bounce-back performance for Cleveland's rookie back. He had 110, 82 and 94 rushing yards in the three games prior. 

        As for the other running back in this game, De'Von Achane's rushing yards should be capped. The Browns have an elite run defense, allowing a league-low 3.1 yards per carry and just 79.7 rush yards per game (third in the NFL). Even if Miami is going with a run-heavy approach, yards will be tough to come by in this matchup. Plus, before going off for 128 rushing yards last week, Achane was averaging just 52.4 yards per game in the five games prior. 

        Parlay Odds: +420

        New England Patriots at Tennessee Titans

          The Patriots' backfield has been impossible to figure out. Both TreVeyon Henderson and Rhamondre Stevenson are underperforming, with neither locking down the lead back role. Admittedly, it's risky to bet on any prop involving the two New England running backs. Yet, this is a great matchup and one of them is likely to go over their yardage line. 

          The Titans are allowing the fifth-most rushing yards per game to opposing running backs (114). They're also giving up 4.5 yards per carry. Stevenson is the better bet after what we saw last week. He logged 72% of the snaps, compared to 30% for Henderson, and had a season-high 13 carries. Now, he gained only 18 yards on those attempts, but the increase in playing time and workload is encouraging. 

          Meanwhile, Tony Pollard will have a tough time on the ground in his own matchup. The Patriots have one of the best run defenses in the league. They're allowing just 62.2 rushing yards per game to opposing backs (second-fewest in NFL), while giving up only 3.5 yards per carry (third-fewest). 

          Pollard is averaging 60.3 rushing yards per contest, though he hasn't faced many tough run defenses yet. In two of his tougher matchups, he had just 34 yards against the Raiders and 45 yards against the Colts. Plus, he's averaging only 3.9 yards per carry. 

          One member of the Titans' offense that can have a decent game is tight end Chig Okonkwo. The Patriots are allowing 66.5 receiving yards per game to tight ends this year, the sixth-highest mark in the NFL. Okonkwo has been a favorite target for rookie Cam Ward this year. His 23 receptions lead the team, and he's second in receiving yards behind Calvin Ridley. Okonkwo has 46 and 48 yards in the last two games, and 35+ in four of his last five games. 

          Parlay Odds: +445

          Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs

            After a slow start to the year, the Chiefs’ offense is officially back. Kansas City is averaging 31.2 points per game over the past three weeks, with 28+ points in each. All it took was Patrick Mahomes getting more comfortable with his receiving corps and Xavier Worthy returning from injury. Now the Chiefs get Rashee Rice back from suspension this week. 

            Kansas City is favored by double digits at home against Las Vegas. The spread is a bit too big to trust, but we can still count on the Chiefs scoring plenty in this matchup. The Raiders are giving up 24.8 PPG (10th-most in the NFL). The defense held the Titans to just 10 points last week, but Vegas gave up 40 points (Colts), 25 (Bears) and 41 (Commanders) in the three games prior. 

            As noted, Rice returns from his suspension this weekend. Expect the Chiefs to use his speed and playmaking right away. His fresh legs could carve up a Raiders secondary that's allowing the fifth-most receiving yards to opposing wide receivers this year. Rice had 110, 75 and 103 yards in his three games last year before getting hurt. It's hard to imagine Andy Reid not featuring him plenty moving forward. 

            On the Raiders' side of things, the offense should lean on the run to put together longer possessions and keep the ball away from the Chiefs' offense. With that in mind, take the over on Ashton Jeanty's rushing attempts prop. The rookie has at least 17 carries in four out of six games so far this season. Vegas is giving him a bell-cow workload regularly now. 

            Parlay Odds: +400 

            Carolina Panthers at New York Jets

              The 0-6 Jets opened the week as favorites for this matchup against the Panthers. They have to win eventually, right? Well, Carolina is now favored on the road after some early-week line movement. Let's follow the oddsmakers and public money. 

              The Panthers are playing well lately. They're 3-1 in the last four games, averaging 29 PPG in those wins. The last two victories over Miami and Dallas both featured game-winning drives in the final minutes. As for the Jets, they're in a tough travel spot after playing in London last week without a bye in between. The New York offense was already one of the worst in the league, but now has to make due without Garrett Wilson. 

              Though we're backing the Panthers to win, Bryce Young's passing yards could still be capped. He's averaging just 191.7 pass yards per game, with fewer than 200 in five of six. Carolina is winning by lowering its pass rate and leaning on the ground game, led by Rico Dowdle's recent explosions. With Chuba Hubbard back healthy now, the Panthers should feed their running backs plenty. The Jets, meanwhile, are allowing only 207.5 passing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks (11th in the NFL). 

              On the New York side of things, Wilson's absence now opens up targets. Tight end Mason Taylor should have a bigger role in the passing game with Wilson sidelined. The Panthers are allowing a league-high 74 receiving yards per game to opposing tight ends. Taylor only had one catch last week, but he had 67 and 65 yards in the two games prior. He also had 14 receptions on 19 targets in those previous two games.

              Parlay Odds: +480

              New York Giants at Denver Broncos

                Courtland Sutton had a quiet Week 6 with only one reception for 17 yards. However, that dud came in a weird, low-scoring London game where only 24 total points were scored. Sutton should be poised to bounce back at home this week. The Giants are allowing a league-high 178.3 receiving yards per game to wide receivers this season. 

                Sutton should return to his previous production as the Broncos' No. 1 WR. He had 99, 81 and 118 receiving yards in the three games before last week. Meanwhile, the Giants have allowed 70+ yards to an opposing wideout in every game so far. They're also giving up 92 yards per game to opposing top wide receivers. It's an ideal spot for Sutton to rebound. 

                The Giants do boast the pass rushers to pressure Bo Nix, though. That'll force him to either throw it quickly or scramble away. The latter scenario should result in him going over his rushing yardage prop. Nix has run for 20+ yards in four of the last five games. He's not running a ton, but smartly uses his legs to get first downs. That happens here, with the Giants allowing 24.2 rush yards per game to quarterbacks. 

                Conversely, expect Jaxson Dart's rushing yards to be capped this weekend. Dart's running ability has been on full display, with 50+ rushing yards in all three starts. However, the Broncos' defense will be ready to limit his legs. The Broncos are allowing just 7.7 rushing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks (fourth-fewest in NFL). That's also with the defense already facing some good dual-threat quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts, Daniel Jones and Justin Fields. 

                Parlay Odds: +410 

                Indianapolis Colts at Los Angeles Chargers

                  Indianapolis opened this game as a slight road favorite. That changed quickly with the spread flipping in the Chargers' direction. Let's follow that line movement and back Los Angeles at home to get the win. 

                  The Colts' 5-1 start to the season is certainly impressive. Yet, they've also benefited from playing four of their first six games at home. This week presents a tough travel spot, heading to the West Coast. Plus, Indy may be in for a letdown after needing 14 fourth-quarter points to pull out the win at home against Arizona last week. 

                  The Chargers, meanwhile, got back on track with a clutch win last week to break a two-game losing streak. Los Angeles needed a game-winning field goal as time expired to defeat Miami on the road, but it also once led by 13 points in the fourth quarter. This is a massive AFC matchup, and the Chargers are the team to back with the Colts overdue for a loss or two. 

                  En route to the win, the Chargers should feature Ladd McConkey plenty in the passing game. The Colts are allowing the fourth-most receiving yards to wide receivers this year. After some previous down games, McConkey went off for 100 yards on seven catches and nine targets last week. The yards haven't always been there, but the second-year wideout now has five or more catches in four out of six games. 

                  We didn't know how the workload in the Chargers' backfield would shake out after the Omarion Hampton injury, but last week was a pretty good indication. Kimani Vidal went off for 124 yards on 18 carries for a strong 6.9 yards per carry (YPC) average. Conversely, Hassan Haskins saw just six carries for 14 yards. It looks like Vidal is the lead back moving forward, so let's back his rushing attempts prop this weekend. He also could see a favorable game script in the second half if Los Angeles is leading. 

                  Parlay Odds: +410 

                  Washington Commanders at Dallas Cowboys

                    The Cowboys' poor pass defense is worth fading every week. Dallas is allowing a league-high 286.5 passing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks. Jayden Daniels' passing yards have admittedly been down this year, with a season-high of 233 back in Week 1. This is a dream matchup for a big game. 

                    Dallas gave up 283 yards to Justin Fields, 337 to Jordan Love, 298 to Caleb Williams and 450 to Russell Wilson in recent games. The secondary held Bryce Young in check last week, but that's not saying much. Expect Daniels to exploit this struggling pass defense, especially in a likely high-scoring and back-and-forth offensive shootout. 

                    On the Dallas side of things, Javonte Williams will face a Commanders rush defense that's struggled lately. Washington has allowed 145, 155 and 128 rushing yards in the past three games. Williams only had 29 yards last week, but he can bounce back in this matchup. The Cowboys' lead back had 135, 85, 76 and 97 rushing yards in the four games prior. 

                    Let’s also back CeeDee Lamb in his return from an ankle injury. Dak Prescott and the Cowboys should look to get their star receiver back in the mix right away. Of course, there’s some worry that Lamb might be rusty early. He apparently could’ve returned last game but was held out an extra week. Lamb is fresh and will be ready to be involved early. Count on him to get at least 15 receiving yards in the first quarter as Prescott looks his way on the first drive or two.

                    Parlay Odds: +445

                    Green Bay Packers at Arizona Cardinals 

                      The Packers are 7-point favorites in what should be a comfortable win over a struggling Arizona team. The presumed game script could lead to plenty of Josh Jacobs carries and yards as Green Bay plays with the lead. Take the over on Jacobs' yardage prop. 

                      The Cardinals were just gashed for 123 rushing yards by Jonathan Taylor last week. They also gave up 67 and 81 yards to Tony Pollard and Kenneth Walker, respectively, in the two games prior. Jacobs can exploit this matchup. He's averaging a solid 71.8 rush yards per game with at least 84 yards in three of the last four games. The workhorse back is also seeing 19.8 carries per game. 

                      Marvin Harrison Jr. has been cleared to play after suffering a concussion last week. Even with Harrison playing, though, Trey McBride could still be the Cardinals' top pass-catcher in this game. The Packers are allowing the eighth-most receiving yards per game to tight ends. Plus, McBride just had 72 yards on eight catches and 11 receptions last week as Jacoby Brissett looked the tight end's way often. Harrison should garner some targets, too, but McBride will be a safety valve for Brissett. Additionally, the game script is beneficial, as Arizona will likely be playing from behind. 

                      Let's also look at the other tight end in this game. The Cardinals are giving up the third-most receiving yards per game to tight ends, at 69.5 per contest. It's a favorable spot for Tucker Kraft, who has a team-high 268 receiving yards this year. He's been up and down this season, but this matchup suggests it could be a boom week. Kraft has been the Packers' most productive pass-catcher more often than not at times. 

                      Parlay Odds: +435

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