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NFL Week 9 Same Game Parlays & Picks (2025)

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NFL Week 9 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 9 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 9 same-game parlay bets.

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Best NFL Week 9 Same Game Parlays 

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook unless otherwise noted)

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Chicago Bears at Cincinnati Bengals

    It's been an up-and-down season for Caleb Williams. He's averaging 233.7 passing yards per game, with fewer than 220 in four out of seven games. However, this week's matchup is a very favorable one. The Bengals are allowing 262.4 passing yards per game to opposing quarterbacks, the fourth-highest mark in the league. 

    We should see Ben Johnson dial things up for Williams to be successful in this spot. The Bears quarterback just threw for 285 yards against Baltimore last week, and he's taken advantage of soft matchups multiple times this year. Williams had 298 yards against Dallas and 252 yards against Washington. Meanwhile, the Cincy defense has allowed five straight opposing quarterbacks to throw for 240+ yards. 

    Sticking with the Bears' offense, Kyle Monangai has a good chance of scoring this week. D'Andre Swift is dealing with a groin injury and will be sidelined. We should see plenty of Monangai in a favorable spot. The Bengals also have a weak rush defense, allowing a league-high 132.1 rushing yards per game to backs. Cincinnati has also given up 10 rushing touchdowns over eight games. Monangai scored two games ago when he had a bigger role, and he can do it again here. 

    After a slow start to the season, Chase Brown has woken up lately. He has 108 and 73 rushing yards in the past two games. He's also averaging an impressive 5.8 yards per carry over the past five games. Brown now takes on a Bears defense allowing the sixth-most rush yards per game to backs. Plus, Joe Flacco is iffy to suit up, which may mean Cincinnati leans on the run more. 

    Parlay Odds: +420

    Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions

        If you're a Vikings or Lions fan, you're probably fully aware of how this rivalry has gone recently. If you're not, allow us to remind you. The Lions won five straight meetings while scoring 30+ points in each. The last three matchups in Detroit were all double-digit victories as well. Plus, Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS against Minnesota since he joined the Lions. 

        This weekend sets up to be another comfortable home victory for Detroit. The Vikings are now 1-3 in their last four games after suffering a 37-10 defeat to the Chargers last week. The Lions, meanwhile, are coming off their bye and own a +64 point differential on the year. All five of their wins have come by eight or more points, with four by at least 13. 

        Let's make it a complete Lions same-game parlay with a pair of Amon-Ra St. Brown props. Detroit's top wideout has torched the Vikings lately with 112, 77, 106 and 144 receiving yards in the last four meetings. He's also averaging 91.4 receiving yards and 7.8 receptions per game in eight career matchups versus Minnesota. 

        The Vikings have a strong pass defense on paper, but the secondary has shown some cracks recently. They allowed 165 combined yards to Ladd McConkey and Oronde Gadsden last week, and 304 combined yards to DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown the game before. St. Brown can follow suit as he's averaging 82.2 yards per game over the past six contests. 

        Parlay Odds: +435

        Carolina Panthers at Green Bay Packers

          Christian Watson made his season debut for Green Bay last week and had an immediate impact. The wideout had 85 receiving yards on four catches. He had a connection with Jordan Love last year, and the duo got right back to it. Watson is the deep target in the offense, and the long receptions should be there as long as he's healthy. 

          Watson had a 33-yard catch last week to fit that trend. If we look at last season, he had a reception of at least 37 yards in six of his 12 games, logging at least 50% the snaps. Look for him and Love to connect on at least one gain of 20+ yards in this week's home matchup versus Carolina. 

          Sticking with the Packers' passing game, Tucker Kraft is clearly the guy to target. The tight end leads the team in receiving this year, and he just exploded for 143 yards on seven receptions last week. He now has 50+ yards in four of the last six games and should get there this weekend. The Panthers are allowing the sixth-most receiving yards to tight ends. 

          On the Carolina side, the passing attack should get a boost with Bryce Young slated to return. That's good news for Tetairoa McMillan, who just went off for 99 yards on seven catches last week with Andy Dalton at quarterback. In the first five games of the season, McMillan averaged 70.2 yards per game with 60+ yards in four of those. The Panthers should be throwing it plenty while trailing on the road, especially since Green Bay boasts a strong run defense. 

          Parlay Odds: +406 (FanDuel Sportsbook)

          Los Angeles Chargers at Tennessee Titans

            Kimani Vidal has cemented himself as the Chargers' lead back since the injury to Omarion Hampton. The second-year running back had 117 rushing yards on 23 carries last week, after putting up 124 yards on 18 carries three games ago. He's the lead rusher in this backfield and now gets a favorable matchup to keep it going. 

            The Titans are allowing the second-most rushing yards per game to running backs this year, at 119.4 per contest. The defense has also given up a league-high 12 rushing touchdowns to opposing backs. Tennessee just allowed Jonathan Taylor to rack up 153 rushing yards and three total touchdowns last week. Vidal isn't Taylor, but it's a great opportunity for him to put up yards and get into the end zone. 

            As for Tennessee, Cam Ward is playing much better over the last month, but the sportsbooks still set his passing yards line lower than it should be. He's averaging 250.3 passing yards over the past four games. He's also now thrown for at least 210 yards in five of the last six games. The Chargers have a good pass defense on paper, but they've also benefited from facing some weaker passing attacks this year. 

            Parlay Odds: +465

            Atlanta Falcons at New England Patriots

              All signs point to Michael Penix Jr. returning for Atlanta this week. That should give a boost to the Falcons' passing game, and it's good news for Kyle Pitts. The tight end has woken up recently with 59 and 62 receiving yards in the past two games, seeing 19 total targets as well. He now faces a Patriots defense allowing the fifth-most receiving yards per game to tight ends, at 66.8 per contest. It sets up well for Pitts, who's averaging a solid 49.1 yards per game. 

              Sticking with the tight ends, Hunter Henry's yards could be capped in this matchup. The Falcons are giving up a league-low 15 receiving yards per game to opposing tight ends. Atlanta also boasts the NFL's top pass defense so far. Henry's production has been up and down this year, and he only had one catch for seven yards last week. We should see another floor effort with the Pats likely leaning on the run. 

              It's always risky fading a running back like Bijan Robinson. Yet, we're doing it this week in an extremely tough matchup. The Patriots are allowing just 76 rushing yards per game and 3.5 yards per carry (both second in the NFL). This defense has also yet to give up 50 rushing yards to a running back in a game this season. Robinson has been held to 25 and 40 rushing yards over the past two games, and this week could be another lower total. 

              Parlay Odds: +450

              San Francisco 49ers at New York Giants 

                The total in this game has increased a bit over the week. Let's follow that line movement and take the over in a game that should feature plenty of offense. The Giants may be down their top two skill players with Cam Skattebo joining Malik Nabers on the shelf. However, the banged-up San Francisco defense just gave up 475 total yards to Houston last week. Those Nick Bosa and Fred Warner injuries may be starting to catch up to the Niners. 

                The Giants are giving up 382.4 total yards per game (fourth-most in the NFL) and have allowed 38 and 33 points in the past two weeks. It's also worth noting that since the start of last year, overs are 11-1 in 49ers games after a loss. 

                With Skattebo out, the bulk of the Giants' rushing now falls on Tyrone Tracy Jr. and Jaxson Dart. The latter especially should be more active as a runner after being held to 17 and 11 rushing yards over the past two games. Before that, he had at least 54 rush yards in three straight.

                The 49ers could have trouble containing Dart's legs without Bosa and Warner. The defense is allowing just 15.4 rush yards per game to quarterbacks, but it also hasn't faced many running quarterbacks. In two such matchups, the Niners allowed 37 rushing yards to Kyler Murray and 30 yards to C.J. Stroud just last week. 

                Christian McCaffrey's receiving yards prop has been a cash cow all season. Let's go right back to it this week. He's averaging 69.9 receiving yards per game with at least 50 in seven out of eight games. After being held to "only" 43 yards last week, expect McCaffrey to bounce back in the pass-catching department. The Niners love getting him the ball as much as possible, and that shouldn't change. 

                Parlay Odds: +405

                Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers

                  The Colts continue to put up points with their high-scoring offense. After totaling 38 points last week, they're now averaging a league-high 33.8 points per game on the year. The offense also leads the way in total yards per game. Indianapolis has also scored 30+ points in six out of eight games thus far. The offense now takes on a Steelers defense that's given up 35 and 33 points in its past two games. 

                  On the other side, Pittsburgh is scoring 25 points per game this year. The offense has been a bit up and down, but Aaron Rodgers and Co. can keep pace with the Colts in a potential shootout. Indy's defense ranks 29th in the NFL in passing yards allowed per game. It's also worth noting that the over is a combined 10-5 in Colts and Steelers' games this season. 

                  Tyler Warren is putting together one of the more productive rookie tight end seasons we've seen. Now he gets to face a Pittsburgh defense allowing a league-high 79.3 receiving yards per game to tight ends. The defense just got torched by Packers tight end Tucker Kraft, who went for 143 yards on seven receptions. They also previously gave up productive games to multiple other tight ends. Warren is averaging 61.5 yards per game, with 60+ in five out of eight, and he can get there in this matchup. 

                  On the Steelers' side of things, DK Metcalf should be involved plenty in a favorable matchup. Metcalf has been Rodgers' go-to receiver more often than not this year, but especially lately. He's averaging 81.5 receiving yards over the past four games. The Colts are allowing the fourth-most receiving yards per game to wideouts, and Metcalf can take advantage. 

                  Parlay Odds: +405

                  Denver Broncos at Houston Texans 

                    The Broncos are rolling, with a current five-game winning streak as they head to Houston this weekend. Bo Nix has been playing well as the offense benefited from easy matchups against the Giants and Cowboys the past two games. The competition now ramps up, though, and Nix could struggle through the air. 

                    The Texans are allowing a league-low 14.7 points per game with one of the best pass defenses in the NFL. They're holding opposing quarterbacks to 196.4 passing yards per contest (fourth-fewest in NFL), a 58.1% completion rate (second) and 18 completions per game (third). It's a tough spot for Nix, who’s on the wrong end of his home/road splits. He's averaging 200.3 passing yards per game on the road this season, compared to 257 at home. It was the same story last year, when Nix averaged 196.8 yards on the road and 250.5 at home. 

                    Nico Collins is on track to return for Houston after missing last week with a concussion. He should step right back into the No. 1 WR role as a top target for C.J. Stroud in the passing game. Collins was averaging 71.8 receiving yards from Weeks 2-5 before the concussion, with 50+ yards in each. Plus, this matchup is now softer than expected with Broncos shutdown corner Pat Surtain II sidelined. 

                    We don't usually include kicker props in the same-game parlays, but this situation is too good to pass up. The Texans are 31st in red-zone offense this year, scoring a touchdown on only 42.1% of their red-zone chances. Denver, meanwhile, ranks first in red-zone defense (40%). It's an ideal setup for Houston kicker Ka'imi Fairbairn to get plenty of field-goal attempts if/when the Texans’ offense stalls out. Plus, Kairbairn's 17 field goals this season are second in the league while averaging nine kicking points per game. 

                    Parlay Odds: +400

                    Jacksonville Jaguars at Las Vegas Raiders

                      Both the Jaguars and the Raiders are coming off their bye weeks. The extra rest and preparation should benefit both defenses in this AFC matchup. That's especially true with a pair of inconsistent offenses involved. The Jaguars have been held to 19 total points over the past two games, while the Raiders are averaging just 14.7 points per game on the year. 

                      The Jags' offense also gets a downgrade with Travis Hunter now out with a knee injury. The rookie was emerging as a go-to target in the passing game for Trevor Lawrence, and his absence could loom large. Plus, we have this trend backing up the under. Since 2015, the under is 23-12-1 (665) when both teams are off a bye week. Let's go with the alternate total under and leave room for a late score. 

                      In a surprising development, the Jaguars have placed Hunter on injured reserve (IR) with a knee injury. His absence opens up targets and playing time in the Jacksonville wide receiver corps. Let's target Parker Washington, who should take on a bigger role in the slot as the direct beneficiary of Hunter's injury. 

                      Washington logged a season-high 88% snap share last week and had 52 yards on 10 targets and four receptions. He could be a reliable option for Lawrence with Hunter out and Brian Thomas Jr. nursing a shoulder injury. Plus, the Raiders are allowing the seventh-most receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers this year. 

                      On the Las Vegas side of things, Ashton Jeanty's rookie campaign has seen many ups and downs thus far. His rushing production is inconsistent, but let's look at his receiving yards this week. The Jaguars are allowing the fifth-most receiving yards per game to opposing running backs, at 40.3 per contest. It sets up well for Jeanty to be more involved as a pass-catcher. We've seen that more recently, with Jeanty averaging 20.8 receiving yards over the past four games.

                      Parlay Odds: +415 (FanDuel Sportsbook)

                      New Orleans Saints at Los Angeles Rams 

                        The Saints have made the switch to rookie Tyler Shough at quarterback over Spencer Rattler. We saw Shough enter the game last week, and he chucked it 30 times in 39 offensive snaps. He has nothing to lose and should be throwing it a bunch this week. 

                        The potential game script certainly favors more passing plays for the Saints offense, too. Los Angeles is favored big and should be leading early and often. Plus, the Rams are allowing 36.6 pass attempts per game to opposing quarterbacks, which is the eighth-highest mark in the NFL. 

                        One of Shough's favorite targets will likely be veteran tight end Juwan Johnson. He can be a safe option for easy receptions underneath. Last week, Johnson finished with 53 yards on five catches in a game that Shough entered early. Johnson is also averaging 46 receiving yards per game this year, with at least 49 in five out of eight. 

                        The Rams are expected to win comfortably this week as 14-point home favorites. If we assume they're leading by a couple of scores in the second half, we should see Blake Corum get more carries as the offense runs out the clock and rest Kyren Williams. We saw that in the Rams’ last game as Corum got 12 carries for 37 yards. He also had 53 and 44 yards in two other games this year. The Rams have a big matchup against San Francisco next week, so spelling Williams with Corum is a smart move anyway. 

                        Parlay Odds: +400

                        Kansas City Chiefs at Buffalo Bills 

                          This is the marquee matchup of Week 9. Kansas City versus Buffalo is the best non-divisional rivalry in the NFL right now, with some classic games every time they meet. We have a high total, and the Chiefs are slightly favored on the road. Instead of looking at the spread or over/under, let's target a few props - featuring both MVP-caliber quarterbacks. 

                          Patrick Mahomes is running more than normal this year, and this matchup certainly points to that continuing. He's on pace to set a new career-high in rushing yards while averaging 35 rush yards per game. Meanwhile, the Bills are allowing a league-high 31.1 rush yards per game to quarterbacks. Mahomes' legs burned Buffalo in the playoffs last year as he ran for 43 yards and two rushing scores. We may see something similar this week. 

                          Meanwhile, the other quarterback in this game is a pretty good runner himself. Josh Allen's rushing prowess is well-documented over his career, and that usually comes to the forefront against the Chiefs. He had 39 and 55 rush yards in two games against them last season. He's also averaging 54.1 rushing yards per game in his nine career matchups against the Chiefs, with at least 39 in seven of the nine. Plus, the Chiefs are allowing the third-most rushing yards per game to quarterbacks this season. 

                          Back to the Kansas City offense. Isiah Pacheco is expected to miss this game with a knee injury. That means Kareem Hunt moves into the lead back role. He should see plenty of work as the Chiefs look to exploit Buffalo's shaky run defense, especially since the Bills are strong against the pass. Let's count on Hunt to find the end zone, as Buffalo has allowed nine rush touchdowns to running backs over seven games. The Bills also allow the fifth-most rush yards per game to running backs. 

                          Parlay Odds: +495

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