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Top 3 NFL Same Game Parlays: Week 4 (2026)

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Week 4 of the NFL season is here! After the Steelers and Browns kicked things off on Thursday, we're set for a full Sunday slate of games. It's time to dive into the top NFL Same Game Parlays for Week 4. Let's pinpoint the top player props, odds, and bets to lock in before the action gets underway. Good luck!

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Top NFL Week 4 Same Game Parlays & Picks

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles 

      The Eagles have key injury news impacting player props this week. Tight end Dallas Goedert will be sidelined again, while wide receiver DeVonta Smith has been ruled out as well. This points to Dontayvion Wicks and Zach Ertz as top Philly pass-catchers against the Rams. 

      Wicks has already been one of Jalen Hurts' favorite receivers this year. His 179 yards, 14 targets, and nine receptions are all second on the team behind Smith. He also had 70+ yards in both of the first two games. Wicks' role should only expand with his teammate out. Let's count on him catching at least 50 yards. 

      Meanwhile, Zach Ertz should also be a bigger part of the Eagles' offensive game plan. The veteran tight end had one catch for nine yards in his debut last week. With another week of prep and reps with Hurts, his role is bound to increase, especially with Smith out. Philadelphia brought him in to be the pass-catching tight end in Goedert's absence. His 38% snap share from last week shows that the coaching staff already trusts him to play over Johnny Mundt and E.J. Jenkins on passing downs. 

      On the Rams' side, Kyren Williams should get to 60+ rushing yards in his matchup. The Eagles have struggled to stop opposing running backs, allowing 60+ rushing yards to a lead back in all three games so far. Last week, Chicago's D'Andre Swift ran for 84 yards against this defense. Williams, meanwhile, has run for 88 and 85 yards in the past two games. 

      Parlay Odds: +470

      New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills

        Buffalo is a touchdown favorite at home with a 48.5 Over/Under. The game script and potentially higher-scoring matchup with New England point to a few notable props to lock in for our parlay. Firstly, the spread and total suggest the Patriots will be trailing and likely throwing more in catch-up mode. So, let's focus on them to start. 

        The Bills are allowing the second-most receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers this year. The matchup and game flow should feature Mack Hollins in the Patriots' passing game. His 12 receptions, 16 targets, and 156 yards are all team highs. Hollins just totaled 87 yards on six catches last week. He also now has 40+ receiving yards in eight of his last 12 games with New England going back to last season. 

        Rhamondre Stevenson should also play a key pass-catching role in the Patriots' offense. Buffalo is allowing 6.0 receptions per game to running backs, the second-most in the league. The defense has also given up 3+ catches to an opposing RB in all three games so far. Stevenson, meanwhile, is operating as New England's receiving back on passing downs. He has 3+ receptions in two of three games this year, and in eight of his last 12 games overall for the Pats. 

        Flipping it over to the Bills, let's back Josh Allen's rushing prop. He's already been an active runner this year, per usual, with 114 rushing yards and six rush TDs. He has at least 22 yards in each game, but could be on the higher side this week. Last year, Allen ran for 53 and 48 yards on 20 combined attempts against a Patriots defense that struggled to contain his legs. 

        Parlay Odds: +405

        Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans 

          The Cowboys and Texans meet up in the "Desperation Bowl" this weekend. Dallas is 1-2 and coming off a last-second loss to Baltimore in Brazil. Houston is 0-3 and firmly in must-win territory if it wants to keep any playoff hopes alive. Instead of worrying about who wins, though, let's focus on three player props. 

          The Texans are allowing the sixth-most receiving yards per game to opposing wide receivers this year. The secondary has serious question marks right now, and CeeDee Lamb can exploit those issues. The Cowboys' wideout has 309 receiving yards through three games, with 112 and 153 in the past two weeks. He can carry that production into this matchup. 

          Meanwhile, Javonte Williams and the Dallas run game could be limited. Houston is allowing just 3.5 yards per carry this year (fourth-best in the NFL). The defense is also holding opposing RBs to the ninth-fewest rushing yards per game. As for Williams, he's coming off a 98-yard performance last week vs. Baltimore. Before that, though, he was held to 30 and 41 yards in the first two games. 

          Conversely, the Texans' rushing attack gets a favorable matchup. Dallas is giving up 5.0 yards per carry while allowing 179.7 rushing yards per game, which is second-most in the league. David Montgomery has been Houston's lead back, but Woody Marks could start seeing more carries, according to a report this week. The latter has looked more explosive at times, and the Texans may look to Marks to spark the offense. 

          Parlay Odds: +415

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