Welcome to our 2024 NFL parlay picks page, where we compile the same-game parlays and multi-game parlays from our experts like Mitch Bannon, Tony Farmer, and Nick Holz. We've got our Odds Shark staff parlay below, followed by our same-game parlays for this week's games.
As the teams hunt for the NFL playoffs, let's hunt for our own big parlays to pop off.
| Expert | Record | Profit |
| Nick Holz | 0-2 | -2 |
| Mitch Bannon | 3-5 | +6.14 |
| Tony Farmer | 0-0 | |
| Steve MacLean | 0-2 | -2 |
| Andrew Avery | 0-0 | |
| OS Staff Parlay | 1-11 | +27.09 |
Odds Shark's +1131 Staff Parlay
We're back with another staff parlay for Week 16, with a four legs this week.
Here's our give-leg parlay, with a +1131 price for Week 16. All our lines from FanDuel:
Tony Pick: 49ers ML (-110)
Kyle Shanahan does well in games against is former protégés including Mike McDaniel. I like the 49ers matchup in this game, especially in the passing game vs the Dolphins defense.
Steve's Pick: Bills -14.0 (-110)
The Bills are going to annihilate the Patriots, period. I know this could be a spot where the backdoor is open, but, it isn't going to be open far enough for the feeble Patriots to get in
Nick's Pick: Vikings -3 (-110)
I love the idea of backing Minnesota against a struggling Seahawks OL. The Vikings are one of the best pass rushing units in the NFL. Seattle gave up 20 pressures and seven sacks to Packers last week.
Mitch's Pick: Bucky Irving Anytime TD (+105)
Irving has taken over as the Buc's lead back, rushingn for six touchdowns on the year and three in the last five weeks. Since Week 5, Irving has nearly double the red zone touches of any other Tampa RB. This week, Bucky faces a Dallas defense that's allowed the third-most touchdowns to running backs.
Here are our other Week 16 parlays:
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What is a parlay bet?
An NFL parlay, or any betting parlay, is a combination of multiple bets. If you have four different NFL parlay picks, you could bet those individually for lesser individual outcomes, or you could parlay them together for better odds. The trick to a parlay is once you combine your bets, you need every bet to hit for the parlay payout.
How do parlays work?
If even one bet in your sports parlay is a loss, your entire parlay bet loses. That’s just how parlay bets work. You can make NFL parlays or combine different bets from various sports. For example, you could make a straight-up bet on an NFL game, coupled with a basketball point spread bet.
What does parlay mean?
At your sportsbook of choice, parlays may be called accumulators, combo bets or multi wagers – a single bet that links together two or more individual wagers and is dependent on all of those wagers winning together.
