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NFL Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions (Week 13)

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NFL Week 13 is here, and it's time to lock in some best bets and props before the games kick off. The Sunday Week 13 slate includes some intriguing matchups like Eagles vs. Ravens and Steelers vs. Bengals.

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 SGP picks for every game on the NFL Week 13 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 13 same-game parlays.

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Best NFL Same Game Parlay Bets (Week 13)

(Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook unless noted otherwise)

Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars

The Texans are coming off a bad home loss to Tennessee last week and now get another divisional matchup against Jacksonville on the road. Houston is now 2-4 over its past six games but still sits fairly comfortably atop the AFC South. Meanwhile, the Jaguars are coming off their bye with a 2-9 record in a lost season. 

The Jags could get Trevor Lawrence back this week from his shoulder injury. That would surely upgrade the offense from the horrid state it's been in with Mac Jones under center. Yet, as of this writing, Lawrence's status is still up in the air. That makes it tough to pick the spread or total. 

So, let's just focus on the Texans’ offense in a prime-get right spot. Jacksonville is allowing a league-high 278.3 passing yards per game with a poor 23:5 TD:INT ratio against and only 21 sacks (5th-lowest). C.J. Stroud tore up this defense for 345 passing yards back in Week 4 and could easily erupt again. Stroud also had 304 and 280 yards vs. Jacksonville last season. 

Overall, the Jaguars are allowing 28.7 points (30th) and 413.7 total yards per game (32nd). The pass defense is as beatable as it gets and they're not much better against the run. Houston should have a bounceback performance offensively after putting up just 260 total yards last week. The Texans have scored 23+ points in seven of their last nine games and should eclipse the number here. 

Let's roll with another Houston prop as Joe Mixon gets back on track. He only had 22 rushing yards on 14 carries last week in a weird outlier game. Otherwise, Mixon is averaging 95.1 yards per game when he gets double-digit carries with 100+ in six of his eight full games played. The Jags, meanwhile, are allowing 112.3 rush yards per game to lead backs over the past four contests. Mixon is also due to score after being held out of the end zone last week for just the second time this season. 

Parlay Odds: +410

Tennessee Titans at Washington Commanders 

Tennessee and Washington were on opposite ends of big upsets last week. The Titans pulled off an improbable win over the division-rival Texans as 8-point underdogs on the road. Meanwhile, the Commanders lost in embarrassing fashion to Dallas as 11-point home favorites. Considering the results of both games, we're likely in line for a Tennessee regression and a Washington bounceback. 

The Commanders have to be in must-win mode after losing three straight games now. We should get Washington's best effort to break the losing streak with a bye week on deck. On the other side, the Titans still only have three wins on the year and are 2-9 ATS. It's a classic letdown spot after an exciting divisional victory and Tennessee playing its fifth road game in seven weeks. 

Let’s back Washington to cover the full-game spread overall and the first-half spread.  The Commanders need to come out strong and should be motivated to do so early on. They’re averaging 14.3 points in the first half this season and are 8-4 ATS in the first half. Plus, there’s the aforementioned hangover effect for Tennessee after last week’s win. Plus, add on the Commanders to score 24+ points - a mark they’ve hit in seven of the past 10 games overall and four of the last five at home.

Outside of his two interceptions last week, Jayden Daniels played as well as you can for a quarterback of a double-digit favorite who lost outright. He had 275 passing yards, two passing scores, 74 rush yards, and a rushing TD. Daniels also looked healthier from the rib injury that limited him in recent games. His seven rush attempts for 74 yards are a good sign that he should use his legs more frequently. 

Daniels averaged 59.2 rush yards per game before the injury and it appears he's back to that production. Tennessee is allowing the seventh-most rush yards per contest to quarterbacks. The defense gave up 95 to Drake Maye in its most recent matchup with a dual-threat QB. Daniels may have to run more than usual this week because Brian Robinson Jr. and Austin Ekeler are both questionable. Additionally, the Titans are allowing a league-low 169.6 passing yards per game and have been more beatable on the ground.

Parlay Odds: +420

Seattle Seahawks at New York Jets

Since their Week 10 bye, the Seahawks have gotten back on track with consecutive wins over the 49ers and Cardinals. They're now sitting in first place in the tight NFC West and get a matchup against the struggling Jets this weekend. Seattle still has plenty to play for and is the rightful road favorite here. 

New York, meanwhile, is coming off its bye but it's still a lost season for Aaron Rodgers and Co. The Jets have now fired their head coach and GM while presumably already looking ahead to next year. It's hard to quantify the motivation for a team that has severely underperformed relative to preseason expectations. 

Simply put, the Seahawks are a much better team than the Jets at this point. Seattle's defense has woken up since the bye, allowing 23 combined points in the past two weeks. The unit was a weakness but it's now trending in the right direction. The Seahawks' passing attack is also more dangerous than earlier in the year with DK Metcalf back healthy and Jaxon Smith-Njigba looking unguardable over the past month. 

The Jets are now 3-8 straight up and have lost seven of their past eight games. New York's defense has struggled to stop subpar offenses like the Patriots and Colts in recent games and now faces a Seattle team with multiple offensive weapons. The Jets are 0-3 ATS as underdogs this season and, notably, this spread has flipped in favor of the Seahawks over the week. 

Take the Seahawks to win a low-scoring game. Seattle has played to the Under in five straight and the Jets are 3-2 to the Under at home this year. New York can't win shootouts with its current offensive state, so look for the rested defense to set a tone. The Seahawks may also go with a conservative game plan with another big divisional matchup coming up next week against the Cardinals. 

Parlay Odds: +525

Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengals

After not playing any divisional games in the first 10 weeks, the Steelers will now face an AFC North opponent for the third straight week. Pittsburgh dramatically won as home underdogs against Baltimore and then lost as road favorites to Cleveland on Thursday night of last week in the infamous Snow Globe Game. Now it's the Bengals on the road. 

The Bengals are coming off its bye but sit at 4-7 on the season. They’re still longshots to make the playoffs in a disappointing year. Honestly, Cincinnati probably shouldn't be favored and it's a great spot to back the Steelers as road divisional underdogs. The Bengals' four wins have all come against sub-.500 teams with a combined 10-34 record. Meanwhile, they're 2-5 ATS in the losses. 

The Steelers will benefit from extended rest having last played on Thursday. Pittsburgh is 4-0 ATS as an underdog this year, winning all four straight up as well. It's also 8-3 ATS overall this season. The Bengals are 1-4 SU at home and 1-3 ATS as a home favorite. 

Speaking of ATS trends, it's been very profitable to back Mike Tomlin's Steelers teams as road underdogs and as divisional dogs. Tomlin is 42-28-1 ATS as a road dog in his career for an impressive 59% cover rate. Pittsburgh is already 4-0 SU and ATS as an underdog this season with two of those coming on the road. You could blindly back the Steelers when getting points and it's usually a pretty good idea. 

Cincinnati's shaky pass defense can be exploited by Russell Wilson's downfield throwing upside. The Bengals are giving up 225.6 pass yards per game (23rd in NFL) with 19 pass TDs allowed to just six interceptions through 11 games. Even in snowy conditions last week, Wilson completed 75% of his passes for 270 yards. 

Jaylen Warren has emerged as an X-factor for Pittsburgh's offense now that he's healthy. He's averaging 13.6 total touches and 69 total yards over his past five games. He also has at least 41 rush yards in five straight and just logged a season-high 57% snap share last week. Warren is the more explosive back than Najee Harris and he should continue being a bigger part of the Steelers' gameplan. 

Parlay Odds: +450

Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots

On the surface, the Colts (5-7) are only slightly ahead of the Patriots (3-9) in the AFC standings and may not seem like a notably better team. Yet, Indianapolis offers a lot more confidence right now than New England when you dive deeper. 

Yes, the Colts just lost in blowout fashion to Detroit - but that's been a common result for almost every Lions opponent. Five of Indy's six other losses have been by one score and it's 4-1 against teams below .500. On the other side, the Patriots' only wins since Week 1 are against struggling Jets and Bears squads. They have five double-digit losses in this span and are 3-7 ATS over the past 10 games. 

Since returning as the Colts' starter, Anthony Richardson has looked more comfortable running the offense. Last week's dud against the Lions is understandable but he threw for 272 yards vs. the Jets the week prior. The Pats have a bottom-five pass defense and won't make life too difficult for Richardson. The defense has allowed 317 and 295 pass yards in the past two games and is giving up 237 per game to QBs this season. 

Indianapolis has struggled to stop the run but has an above-average secondary. That's bad news for a Patriots offense that hasn't been able to consistently run it and has a rookie QB still figuring things out. Drake Maye is showing flashes of his talent but the subpar New England receiving corps and offensive line are both big worries still. 

Rhamondre Stevenson was held to just 13 rush yards on eight carries last week. This is a much better matchup with Indy allowing 142.6 rushing yards per game (27th in NFL). The Colts have allowed 60+ rushing yards to a running back in eight straight games and 10-of-12 overall this year. Before last week, Stevenson had 73 and 74 yards in his previous two contests. The game script and matchup say he should easily get 50+ yards, even if the Pats lose. 

Parlay Odds: +600

Arizona Cardinals at Minnesota Vikings

After surviving in overtime at Chicago last week, the Vikings have won three straight road games. They now return home for a matchup with plenty of playoff implications. Minnesota is 9-2 and virtually locked into a Wild Card spot but still needs to keep pace with Detroit and Green Bay in the division. The Cardinals dropped last week's showdown with Seattle but are currently the eighth seed in the conference and still alive in the West. 

On that note, this is a unique sandwich spot for Arizona after just facing the Seahawks. The divisional foes play each other again next week with first place in the NFC West on the line. In between is this road matchup against a Minnesota squad that's on a four-game win streak. The Cardinals' 6-5 record is a bit deceiving with only one win against a team with a winning record and an average deficit of 14.4 PPG in their losses. 

The Vikings, meanwhile, might be the best team no one is talking about. They received hype earlier in the year but the Lions' domination in the same division has taken over headlines. Minnesota's' only two losses this season were on the road against the Rams - who got Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp surprisingly back that week - and at home by two against the aforementioned Lions. 

Otherwise, Minnesota is 7-1-1 ATS in its nine victories with seven of those coming by 6+ points. The Vikings’ defense is allowing a league-low in rushing yards per game while holding opposing quarterbacks to the sixth-lowest QB rating. It's a tough matchup for an Arizona offense that put up just six points last week and has struggled against some better defenses this season. 

Arizona's running game has been very up and down this season and it's hard to imagine James Conner gaining much ground against Minnesota's rush defense. Conner has four 100-yard games this year but has also been held below a 3.5 ypc average in six other contests. The Vikes are giving up just 62.3 rush yards per game to running backs with just 30, 15, 44, and 48 yards allowed to the past four lead RBs. 

The Cardinals have had issues covering running backs in the passing game. The defense is allowing 39.8 receiving yards per game to RBs with at least 26 allowed to an opposing back in six straight. Aaron Jones is just good enough as a pass-catching back, averaging 25.9 receiving yards per game this year with 23+ in seven of the last 10 contests. 

Parlay Odds: +445

Los Angeles Chargers at Atlanta Falcons 

After losing to the Ravens at home on Monday night, the Chargers now get a road matchup with Atlanta. Meanwhile, the Falcons are coming off their bye week but lost two straight before the break. The oddsmakers are basically making this a pick'em - and we'll pick one of the sides to start this SGP. 

This is bounceback time for the Chargers off that loss to Baltimore. They were right in the game until the fourth quarter and still only lost by one score thanks to a garbage-time touchdown. Either way, Los Angeles won four straight before last week and should get back to their winning ways here as the slight road favorite. The Chargers are 7-1 ATS as a favorite this year, including 3-1 ATS when favored on the road. 

On the other side, the Falcons’ 6-5 record deserves some further evaluation. Four of their six wins have come against NFC South opponents - which hasn't been the strongest division this year. The other two featured an improbable miracle against the Eagles back in Week 2 and a one-score win over Dallas, which lost Dak Prescott that game. 

The Chargers will have to overcome a J.K. Dobbins injury, which could force the offense to the air more often. LA has been more pass-heavy in recent weeks anyway with Justin Herbert chucking it 30-35 times a game now. Herbert should have success through the air against a Falcons pass defense allowing a league-high 71.6% completion rate. Atlanta is allowing the 7th-most passing yards per game too. The Falcons have also given up multiple pass TDs in six of the last seven games and 21 total over 11 games 

Herbert, meanwhile, is averaging 264.8 passing yards per game over the past six weeks. He's also thrown for multiple TDs in three of the past five games. After only throwing for 218 with no passing scores last week, this is a good time to bounce back. 

Parlay Odds: +495

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers

Who's excited for an NFC South clash between the Buccaneers and Panthers? This would've been a dud matchup earlier in the season but both teams are playing better over the past few weeks. The Bucs just handled the Giants last week, 30-7, while the Panthers hung tough with Kansas City in a 30-27 loss. 

Bryce Young has played notably better since returning as the Panthers' starter. Last week against KC, he threw for a season-high 263 yards with a 60% completion rate and 92.8 QB rating. The Carolina offense is more dangerous with Young improving as a passer and building a rapport with his receivers. He'll now face a Tampa defense that's allowing the fourth-most passing yards per game with only five interceptions through 11 games. 

On the other side, the Bucs’ offense got a boost with Mike Evans returning last week. Tampa has also seen Bucky Irving emerge as a reliable weapon in the backfield alongside Rachaad White. The attack should have success against a Panthers team that's still allowing a league-high 30.9 PPG and 387.3 total yards per game (30th). Take the Over as this should be a higher-scoring game. Carolina is 8-3 to the Over this year while Tampa is 7-4 to the Over. 

The Panthers’ defense is giving up a league-worst 160.5 rushing yards per game and, naturally, the most rush yards per game to opposing backs (129.4). Irving has fully separated himself as the better runner than White. He has 73 and 88 rushing yards in the past two games with double-digit carries in both gained. Last week, Irving also added 64 receiving yards on six catches. Overall, he's averaging 5.9 yards per touch this season and Tampa should look to get him the ball as much as possible right now. 

The Panthers are allowing the second-most receiving yards to tight ends this season at 66.9 per game. Tampa TE Cade Otton only had one catch for 30 yards last week but that was likely more because of the blowout and negative game script for the Bucs' passing. Otton was averaging 56.4 yards in the eight games beforehand with recent yardage totals of 77, 81, and 100. Mike Evans being back takes away some of the targets that Otton was locked into, but it's still only those two as the reliable pass-catchers for Baker Mayfield right now. 

Parlay Odds: +420

Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans Saints 

The Rams are coming off a double-digit home loss to Philadelphia last Sunday night. That result, though, may have been more about how dominant the Eagles are right now on both sides of the ball. Look for Los Angeles to bounce back in a much easier matchup against the Saints. 

New Orleans may be fresh off its bye and on a two-game winning streak, but this is still a flawed team. The Saints' defense, especially, is very beatable against both the run and pass. It's allowing 256.6 passing yards per game (30th in NFL) and 5.0 yards per carry (31st). Matthew Stafford should torch the weak secondary with Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp getting open plenty. Plus, Kyren Williams could have a field day in this matchup (more on that soon).

On the other side, the Saints’ offense still lacks playmakers with Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed out. It's basically just The Alvin Kamara Show with Taysom Hill doing his thing every now and then. Well, LA should be ready for the Hill touches and can put pressure on Derek Carr in obvious passing downs. The Rams’ defense got torched last week but had been a lot better since the Week 6 bye, allowing 20.0 PPG in that five-game stretch. 

It's a great buy-low spot for the Rams after losing by 17 on national television last week. Plus, the public perception of the Saints might be that they are "back" after two wins. Bank on Los Angeles to get back on the win train as New Orleans reverts back to the level it was at less than a month ago. 

As noted above, Kyren Williams gets a very favorable matchup with the Saints allowing 5.0 yards per carry. The defense is also giving up 134.2 rush yards per game (25th). Williams had a solid 72 yards on 4.5 ypc last week against Philly's tough defense. He's now averaging 83 rush yards over the past nine games while seeing a healthy amount of touches weekly. This matchup and potential favorable game script should help him get 80+ yards. 

Cooper Kupp sometimes gets overshadowed by Nacua in the Rams' passing attack, but the veteran wideout is still a favorite target for Stafford. Since fully returning from injury, Kupp is averaging 87.5 receiving yards per game over the past four weeks with totals of 104, 80, 106, and 60. He should have a notable head-to-head advantage vs. Saints slot corner Alontae Taylor. 

Parlay Odds: +405

Philadelphia Eagles at Baltimore Ravens

The best game of this Week 13 slate pits the 9-2 Eagles against the 8-4 Ravens in a battle of two East Coast powerhouses. We have the NFL's top two running backs in action: Saquon Barkley and Derrick Henry. Plus, a pair of exciting dual-threat quarterbacks: Lamar Jackson and Jalen Hurts. 

Both the Eagles and Ravens are coming off convincing primetime victories on the road last week - both in Los Angeles, coincidentally. Philadelphia took care of the Rams for its seventh straight win while Baltimore handled the Chargers to grab the top AFC Wild Card spot. You can make real arguments for betting on either team against the spread or the total one way or the other. Instead, let's focus on three player props for this SGP.

The Ravens boast an elite run defense, allowing 77.9 rush yards per game (2nd in NFL) and 3.5 yards per carry (1st). Then we have Saquon Barkley, who just went off for 255 rushing yards last game and is averaging 126.5 per contest. The Eagles could have some success on the ground, but they will likely have to throw more. Look for Barkley to be involved as a pass-catcher more than normal.

Barkley has 257 receiving yards on the season, averaging 23.4 per game. He hasn't been consistently productive in that area but the Eagles are looking to get him the ball as much as possible these days. If the run game slows, dump-off passes to Barkley in space would be a smart idea - especially since Baltimore is giving up 45.5 receiving yards per game to running backs (4th-most). 

Until last week, Derrick Henry had scored a touchdown in every other game this season. He's been a scoring machine with 15 total TDs in 12 games. We can pencil him in to score on a weekly basis, especially here. The Eagles have allowed a rushing TD in four of the past five games and their rush defense has shown cracks in recent weeks. If the Ravens are near the goal line, bank on Henry punching it in. 

On the flip side, the Eagles could hold Lamar Jackson in check rushing-wise. Philly's defense is allowing just 12.4 rush yards per game to quarterbacks this year. Against some notable dual-threat QBs, the unit allowed 18 yards to Jayden Daniels, 17 yards to Deshaun Watson, and 20 to Daniel Jones. Of course, Jackson's legs are in a different tier but he's running a bit less this season with Henry in town. Plus, he's averaging just 35.2 rush yards per game at home compared to 60.4 on the road. 

Parlay Odds: +525

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