Thursday Night Football Parlays
Bracco Boosted TNF Parlay (+324)
- Sam Darnold U1.5 Passing Touchdowns
- Matthew Stafford U21.5 Passing Completions
- Kenneth Walker U11.5 Receiving Yards
Sam Darnold failed to throw even one touchdown last time out against the Rams, and threw four interceptions instead. In fact, going back to last year while he was with the Vikings, Darnold has thrown for three touchdowns and five interceptions in his last five meetings with LA, while going 0-3. MVP frontrunner Matthew Stafford completed only 53% of his passes against Seattle, posting just 130 yards in the win. He's unlikely to get to 22 completions with his top wideouts hurting and playing against the Seahawks menacing defense. Finally, while he remains the Seahawks lead back, Kenneth Walker has failed to exceed 11.5 receiving yards in for of his last five home games while averaging 4.6 yards per night. Don't expect that to change against the Rams robust defense. -Nick Holz
TNF Tuddies (+343)
- Puka Nacua Anytime TD
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba Anytime TD
The Rams and Seahawks offenses run through Nacua and Smith-Njigba, respectively. With a short week to prepare for an important division game, expect both to see plenty of opportunities as Los Angeles and Seattle battle for the top of the NFC West. Both receivers scored two touchdowns two games ago in their respective contests. - Andrew Dixon
Saturday NFL Parlays
Saturday Scores (+3421)
- Jalen Hurts Anytime TD
- Jacory Croskey-Merritt Anytime TD
- D.J. Moore Anytime TD
- Jayden Reed Anytime TD
Saturday's games feature a pair of division games, and I like these players to score in them. Hurts hasn't scored in three games, but he's scored six times in nine games against the Commanders. "Bill" Croskey-Merritt re-emerged last week en route to his first touchdown since Week 5. The Eagles have given up 14 scrimmage scores to running backs this season.
Pivoting to the Packers-Bears game, Moore has a solid chance of finding the end zone after scoring twice on just four receptions a week ago. The Packers have surrendered 15 TDs to wideouts. Finally, Reed has seen his usage increase over the last two weeks as he returns from injury. That should continue against a Bears defense that's allowed more receiving touchdowns (18) to receivers than all but two teams. - Andrew Dixon
Sunday NFL Parlays
Uh Oh, Geno (+1283)
- Geno Smith UNDER 196.5 Passing Yards
- Texans Defense Anytime TD
Geno Smith has thrown for fewer than 200 yards in each of his last two outings. He had just 116 against the Broncos and 165 against the Chargers. Those two defenses have been good this year, but it's Houston that leads the NFL in both total yards (269.2) and points (16.3) allowed per game. They've only given up 176.5 passing yards per game, the fourth-best mark in the league. The defense to score a touchdown is what really increases the odds for this two-leg parlay. The Texans are tied for third in takeaways (24), and they've scored touchdowns on three of them. While far from a guarantee, I like the unit to record its fourth score against the Raiders' lowly offense that is dead last in yards (244.1) and points (14) per contest on offense. - Andrew Dixon
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2025 NFL Parlay Picks
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| Expert | Record | Profit |
| Nick Holz | 11-22-1 | +2.12 |
| Andrew Dixon | 0-4 | -4 |
| Brennen White | 0-2 | -2 |
| OS Staff Parlay | 0-12 | -12 |
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