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NFL Week 8 Same Game Parlays & Picks (2025)

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NFL Week 8 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 8 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 8 same-game parlay bets.

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Best NFL Week 8 Same Game Parlays 

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook unless otherwise noted)

New York Jets at Cincinnati Bengals 

    As of this writing, we don't know who will start at quarterback for the Jets. It's expected to be Tyrod Taylor, but the veteran is questionable with a knee injury. It could also be some combination of Justin Fields and Taylor, depending on how the game goes, and who starts. Either way, let's just avoid the New York offense altogether for this parlay and focus on the Bengals. 

    Cincinnati's offense has woken back up with Joe Flacco in town. After getting shut out in the first half two weeks ago, the Bengals have since scored 51 points over the past six quarters. That includes 33 points and 470 total yards of offense in last Thursday's win over Pittsburgh. At home with the rest advantage this week, Cincy can post another big number. The Jets are giving up 26.1 points per game (PPG), which is the seventh-most in the NFL. 

    Before last week, Chase Brown was having a disappointing season. He was averaging just 33.7 rush yards per game and didn't eclipse 50 yards in any week. Well, that same guy just exploded for 108 yards on 11 carries last game against Pittsburgh. The breakout was likely overdue for Brown, who averaged 67.7 rush yards per game over the final 14 games last season. 

    Let's count on Brown to have a second straight productive rushing day. He'll face a Jets defense allowing 100.3 rush yards per game to running backs this season (10th-most in the NFL). Brown is still the lead back for Cincinnati, despite Samaje Perine eating into his workload lately. New York has allowed an opposing back to go for 50+ yards in five of the last six games. It's a low benchmark that Brown can hit in this matchup. 

    Ja'Marr Chase got all the deserved praise last Thursday with his monster stat line. However, Tee Higgins flew under the radar with 96 receiving yards on six catches in that win. He also had 62 yards on five catches in the game prior. Higgins, like Chase, has clearly benefited from Flacco's presence at quarterback. It's encouraging that Higgins has seen 18 targets in two games with the veteran. 

    Parlay Odds: +400

    Cleveland Browns at New England Patriots 

      After a quiet Week 6, Stefon Diggs bounced back with 69 receiving yards on seven catches in last week's win over Tennessee. This is now three productive games over the past four weeks for the veteran wideout. That includes his previous 146-yard and 101-yard efforts. He's a clear top target for Drake Maye in the New England passing game right now. In this week's matchup, the offense should go to the air more with the Browns boasting an elite run defense. 

      The Patriots also have one of the best run defenses in the league. They're allowing 77.1 rush yards per game and 3.4 yards per carry (both third in the NFL). The defense is also giving up just 59 rushing yards per game to running backs (second). This is as tough as it gets for Quinshon Judkins. He is having an impressive rookie season with some big games already under his belt, but the matchup tells a different story this week. It's also a complete flip from Judkins' easy matchup last week versus Miami. 

      The Browns are allowing a league-low 6.7 rushing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks. The defensive line has done an excellent job of keeping quarterbacks in the pocket and limiting scrambles. Granted, Cleveland hasn't faced many running quarterbacks thus far, but they've still been effective in those matchups. Lamar Jackson (13 yards), Jordan Love (18) and Carson Wentz (13) were all held in check. 

      As for Maye in this matchup, expect his rushing yards to be capped. His dual-threat upside was on display last week when he ran for 62 yards on nine attempts. However, Maye was held to fewer than 30 rush yards in four of his previous six games, with 31 in another. Maye is a capable runner, but this matchup points us in the opposite direction. As noted above, it should also be a pass-focused game plan for the New England offense against the Browns' strong run defense. 

      Parlay Odds: +480

      Buffalo Bills at Carolina Panthers

        The Bills come out of their bye sitting on a two-game losing streak. It's get-right time against the Panthers, and the offense needs to rediscover its identity. Buffalo's bread-and-butter offensively is running the football and playing from ahead, with James Cook playing a key role. So, let's lock in a Cook prop to lead off this parlay. 

        The Bills' lead back is averaging 98.6 rushing yards over the last five games, with at least 87 in four of those. He's also seeing 18.8 carries per game in the past five contests. The Panthers have actually been strong against the run recently, but Cook can rack up enough yards with his workload and in a likely favorable game script. 

        Let's also add a risky prop to this parlay. Dalton Kincaid is questionable with an oblique injury that kept him out of Buffalo's last game. He's practiced this week in limited fashion, though, so it appears he's trending towards playing. If that's the case, the matchup is a great one. The Panthers are allowing the fourth-most receiving yards per game to tight ends this year. Kincaid has been up and down this year, but he does have 40+ yards in three out of five games, and 37 in another. 

        Bryce Young is doubtful to play this week, so it's Andy Dalton under center for Carolina. Take the under on his passing yards prop. The Bills are allowing just 181.2 passing yards per game to quarterbacks, the second-fewest in the league. Dalton averaged only 197.8 passing yards across his five starts for the Panthers last year. The offense could also try to lean on the run more this week with their two-headed backfield of Rico Dowdle and Chuba Hubbard. 

        Parlay Odds: +470

        Miami Dolphins at Atlanta Falcons 

            The Dolphins have the worst run defense in the league, allowing 159.3 rushing yards per game. Naturally, they're also giving up a league-high 128.3 rushing yards per game to running backs. This is a dream matchup for Bijan Robinson, who's arguably the best back in the NFL right now. Let's fire up some Robinsoin props to kick off this parlay. 

            Atlanta's stud running back is producing weekly right now. Robinson is averaging a whopping 152.3 combined rushing + receiving yards per game, with at least 111 total yards in five out of six games. After "only" recording a combined 92 yards last week, he should go for a big total against this poor Dolphins defense. The Falcons should also lean on him plenty with Michael Penix Jr. nursing a knee injury. 

            Miami is also allowing 41.3 receiving yards per game to running backs (seventh-most). Robinson, meanwhile, has been a very productive pass-catcher. He's averaging 65 receiving yards per game, with 39+ yards in five out of six games. Robinson is a real threat in the passing game, and the Falcons are designing ways to get him the ball as much as possible. 

            Considering this soft matchup, there should also be enough meat on the bone for Tyler Allgeier to get his yards. The No. 2 RB is averaging 33.8 rushing yards per game, but that average ticks up to 45.8 when he gets double-digit carries. With Atlanta favored comfortably at home, the game script and flow should lead to Allgeier being used enough in the run game, too. 

            On the Dolphins' side of things, let's fade Tua Tagovailoa in a tough spot. The Falcons are allowing a league-low 155.7 passing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks. Meanwhile, Tagovailoa is averaging just 187.6 passing yards per game this year, with fewer than 200 yards in three out of four road games. Additionally, there's also a non-zero chance he gets benched in this game if the struggles continue early on. 

            Parlay Odds: +465

            Chicago Bears at Baltimore Ravens

              At 1-5 on the season, the Ravens come out of their bye week in must-win mode. Let's bank on Baltimore starting things off on the right foot at home with the Bears coming to town. Lamar Jackson is expected to play after practicing this week with the hamstring injury. That will instantly give a boost to the offense. It's also worth mentioning that Jackson boasts a career 63% cover rate against the first-half spread. 

              Plus, the Ravens will be getting healthier on defense with some key players back this week. It looks like the bye week was very kind to a team that's dealt with a ton of injuries in the early part of the year. As for the Bears, they're due to regress amid their current four-game winning streak. Dealing with Jackson in the first half could be a culture shock for a Chicago defense that played the lowly Saints last week. 

              Jackson's return should immediately benefit Derrick Henry in the run game. This offense is night and day when opposing defenses have to worry about Jackson's legs, opening up more holes and rushing success for Henry. It was also good to see Henry wake up last game with 122 rushing yards on 24 carries. Let's hope he carries that over into this week's matchup. The Bears are allowing the fifth-most rushing yards per game to opposing backs (110.8). 

              On the Chicago side, let's target a pass-catcher as the offense likely plays from behind. DJ Moore has been so-so this year, averaging just 43 receiving yards per game. Yet, he's been involved just enough to go over his lower yardage prop this week. Moore has at least 38 yards in five out of six games this season, so this is a low bar. Plus, the Ravens' defense should be more keyed in on stopping Rome Odunze, putting Moore in favorable spots. 

              Parlay Odds: +417 (FanDuel Sportsbook)

              New York Giants at Philadelphia Eagles 

                When the Giants beat the Eagles two weeks ago, Cam Skattebo and Jaxson Dart combined for 156 rushing yards and four scores. The rookie rushing tandem burned the Philly defense on multiple occasions, especially Dart and his 58 rushing yards. Let's bank on defensive coordinator Vic Fangio having a plan in place for quieting the youngsters’ legs this time around. 

                The Eagles' defense should be prepared to limit Dart's rushing ability in this rematch. Expect linebackers Zack Baun and/or Jihaad Campbell to shadow the Giants quarterback and stay home on those run-pass options (RPOs). With that in mind, take the under on Dart's rushing yards prop. Plus, the Broncos may have just shown the playbook on how to stop him, after holding Dart to 11 rushing yards last week. 

                Going back to that matchup two weeks ago, Wan'Dale Robinson was another bright spot for New York against Philly. His 84 receiving yards and six receptions both led the team. Robinson followed it up with 95 yards on six catches last week. He's emerged as a favorite target for Dart with Malik Nabers out for the year and Darius Slayton banged up. The production and yardage can continue against an Eagles defense allowing the fifth-most receiving yards per game to wideouts. 

                Philadelphia's passing game has woken up over the past month. Jalen Hurts has thrown for 326, 283 and 280 yards over the past three games. The top pass-catcher in two of those games was DeVonta Smith. He exploded for 183 receiving yards last week, and had 114 yards against Denver three games ago. 

                Count on the Hurts-to-Smith connection continuing this week. The Giants are allowing the second-most receiving yards per game to receivers this season (181). Against this defense two weeks ago, it was A.J. Brown and Dallas Goedert who led the way, while Smith only had 49 yards. Now it's Smith's turn. Notably, Brown's status is up in the air after missing practice this week with a hamstring injury. 

                Parlay Odds: +495

                San Francisco 49ers at Houston Texans 

                  When betting lines opened this week, San Francisco was favored on the road at Houston. However, the spread has since flipped in the Texans' direction. Let's follow that odds movement and back the home squad to get the win in a bounce-back spot. 

                  The Texans will be looking to get back on track after losing on the road at Seattle on Monday night. It wasn't that long ago that Houston won its previous two games over the Ravens and Titans by a combined 70-10 scoreline. C.J. Stroud and Co. now return home after playing three of their last four games on the road, which should boost the offense. 

                  Meanwhile, the 49ers have now alternated wins and losses for five straight weeks after beating the Falcons at home last Sunday night. San Fran hasn't been able to string together consistent efforts and victories for some time now. It's worth fading this banged-up team, especially with Brock Purdy's status still up in the air as he deals with a turf toe injury. 

                  The Texans' receiving corps could be without both Nico Collins and Christian Kirk this week. Those absences should mean Dalton Schultz takes on a bigger pass-catching role as a top target for Stroud. The Houston tight end had nine catches for 98 yards last week with Kirk out and Collins leaving early. 

                  Coincidentally, the 49ers have been shaky against tight ends lately. They allowed seven receptions for 62 yards to Kyle Pitts last week, and five receptions for 51 yards to Cade Otton the game prior. Fred Warner's absence in the linebacking corps has weakened San Fran's defense against the position. The matchup plus the increase in target share both point to a good outing from Schultz. 

                  If Collins and Kirk are indeed both out, then Jaylin Noel becomes another Houston pass-catcher to back. The rookie had 77 yards on four catches and seven targets last week, while logging a season-high snap share. Notably, he was more involved in the passing attack than Xavier Hutchinson and Jayden Higgins. That bodes well for his role in this game, especially with the Niners being below-average in receiving yards allowed to wideouts. 

                  Parlay Odds: +437 (FanDuel Sportsbook)

                  Tampa Bay Buccaneers at New Orleans Saints 

                    With Bucky Irving out again, Rachaad White will feature as Tampa Bay's lead back for at least another week. He was quiet last game with just 38 rushing yards against the Lions. Yet, the Bucs were trailing throughout, leading to a negative game script. This week, White can get more rushing volume as his team likely plays from ahead against the Saints. 

                    New Orleans is also allowing the seventh-most rushing yards per game to opposing backs, at 104 per contest. The defense just allowed 222 rush yards to the Bears, with both D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai having good games. White can return to the production we previously saw in Week 7, when he had 17 carries for 65 yards as the bell-cow back. Ideally, the yards will be higher in a softer matchup this time. 

                    Sticking with the Tampa offense, tight end Cade Otton can be productive this week as well. He should be a top target for Baker Mayfield with Mike Evans out and Chris Godwin likely sidelined this week. It's essentially Emeka Egbuka, Tez Johnson and Cade Otton as the top three pass-catchers for Mayfield. Otton had a quiet start to the season, but he's woken up for 81, 51 and 65 receiving yards over the past three games. The Saints rank 27th in DVOA (defense-adjusted value over average) against the tight end position. 

                    On the New Orleans side, Alvin Kamara gets a great matchup for his pass-catching ability. The Bucs are allowing a league-high 61.6 receiving yards per game to backs this season. Kamara could be busy in the passing game as an underneath option for Spencer Rattler. He had only one receiving yard last week, but he posted 45 and 28 yards in the two games prior. 

                    Parlay Odds: +525

                    Dallas Cowboys at Denver Broncos 

                      If the early part of the season has told us anything, it's that the Cowboys will be regularly involved in high-scoring shootouts. Dallas is now averaging 31.7 PPG (second in the NFL), while also giving up 29.4 PPG (third-most). Five of its first seven games have seen at least 57 combined points, including four straight heading into this weekend. 

                      The Cowboys just put up 44 points and 409 total yards in last week's win over Washington. The offense has been strong both on the ground and through the air, and CeeDee Lamb is now back healthy. Meanwhile, the Dallas defense is still among the league's worst units, allowing a league-high 401.6 total yards per game. Denver has the offensive upside to keep this game higher-scoring, as evidenced in last week's 33-32 comeback win. 

                      As noted, this is a very favorable matchup for the Broncos' offense. There are many ways to go for player props, but let's try to pinpoint a couple. The Cowboys are allowing the second-most rushing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks, at 31.7 per contest. It sets up well for Bo Nix, who's been running just enough this season. He's averaging 24.6 rush yards per game with 20+ rushing yards in five of the last six, including 48 last week. 

                      Dallas is also allowing 53.9 receiving yards per game to running backs, the second-highest mark in the NFL. Enter RJ Harvey, who is the Broncos' best pass-catching back with 17 receptions on the year. Before only having one catch last week, Harvey had three or more receptions in four straight games prior. He also averaged 21.8 receiving yards in his previous five games. This matchup funnels targets to opposing backs, and Harvey will be the main beneficiary this week. 

                      Parlay Odds: +405

                      Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts 

                          The Colts’ offense continues to roll. They just put up 38 points in last week's win and have now scored 30+ points in five out of seven games, with 29 in another. Indianapolis is now averaging a league-best 33.1 PPG this season while gaining 390.6 total yards per contest (second in NFL). This red-hot offense now faces a Tennessee defense that's allowing 27.4 PPG this year (fifth-most). The Colts scored 41 points in this matchup back in Week 3. 

                          Indy's offensive success should feature Jonathan Taylor yet again. After running for 94 yards and three scores last week, the Colts workhorse back is now averaging 99.6 rushing yards per game with 11 total touchdowns over seven weeks. He's dominating every week and gets a favorable matchup this weekend. 

                          The Titans are allowing 139.6 rush yards per game (third-most in the NFL), and they've already given up 12 rushing scores. Taylor ran all over this defense earlier in the year with 102 yards and three touchdowns. He also tore up Tennessee last season, with 218 rushing yards and three scores. Let's back him to have another good game. 

                          After previously not doing much this season, Titans wide receiver Chimere Dike broke out for 70 yards and a score last week. He led the team in receiving as one of Cam Ward's top targets in the passing game. Maybe Dike will have a bigger role moving forward now that Mike McCoy is calling the shots? Let's count on that this week, especially with Calvin Ridley likely sidelined again. Plus, Tennessee should be passing plenty while trailing the Colts on the road here. 

                          Parlay Odds: +430

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