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NFL Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions (Week 14)

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NFL Week 14 is here, and it’s time to lock in some best bets and props before the games kick off. The Sunday Week 14 slate includes some intriguing matchups like the Seahawks vs. Cardinals and Bills vs. Rams.

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 14 Sunday afternoon slate.

Keep in mind the odds below are accurate as of writing but are always subject to change up until kick-off. 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 14 same-game parlays.

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Best NFL Same Game Parlay Bets (Week 14)

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Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia is now 10-2 and on an eight-game winning streak after last week's statement victory in Baltimore. The Eagles look like one of the best teams in the NFL right now and are unsurprisingly double-digit favorites at home here. The Panthers fought hard the past two weeks, losing by three to Kansas City and then in overtime to Tampa Bay, but are still 3-9 on the year. 

All indications point to Philly winning comfortably at home, but the spread is in stay-away territory and prime for a backdoor cover. The total is also in no man's land. As good as the Eagles are offensively, their defense is playing at an elite level and could keep this lower scoring. We’ll go with the Eagles -6.5 on the alt spread to play it safe. Let's focus on props for the parlay, though. 

This is a dream matchup for Saquon Barkley. The NFL's leading rusher meets the league's worst run defense. Carolina is allowing 166.8 rush yards per game and getting gashed weekly. Over the past four games alone, the defense is giving up 191.3 rush yards on average with lead backs racking up 119.5 per contest. The Panthers just allowed 125 yards to Bucky Irving last week as the Bucs put up 236 total rush yards. 

It's a smash spot for Barkley, who is on another planet right now. The rising MVP candidate has at least 108 rush yards in six of the past seven games, averaging 145.3 per game in this stretch. Philly's dominant offensive line should have its way and allow Barkley to pad his stats with another big game. The only risk here is if the Eagles get up big and rest their star back, but he could have a ton of yards in the process. 

On the Carolina side of things, the offensive game plan should be pass-heavy while trailing. The Eagles pass defense is among the best in the league, but some Panthers receivers can get to their props on volume alone - especially in garbage time. Xavier Legette has been one of Bryce Young's favorite options lately. The rookie has at least six targets in four of the past five games and 33+ receiving yards in five straight. He's averaging 43.2 yards in this stretch, with 53, 56 and 40 yards in the past three contests. 

With the Panthers allowing a league-worst 30.5 points per game (PPG), opposing kickers are busy - whether it's with field goals or extra points. Kickers are averaging 9.7 points per game against Carolina (second-most in the NFL). The Panthers have allowed eight or more kicking points in eight out of 12 games this year and 10+ in five of the last seven. Eagles kicker Jake Elliott averages 7.2 points per contest but has eight or more in four of the last six. 

Parlay Odds: +450 (on BetMGM)

Las Vegas Raiders at Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Raiders kept things interesting against Kansas City on Black Friday but fell short in the fourth quarter. Las Vegas is now 2-10 this season and stuck in an eight-game losing streak. Meanwhile, the Buccaneers survived in overtime against Carolina last week to move to .500 on the year. Tampa should win this at home, but the spread is a bit too big to feel comfortable. 

Let's target the over on the total instead. The Raiders are allowing 27.8 PPG this season (28th), while the Buccaneers are giving up 24.7 PPG (25th). The teams are also both 8-4 to the over this season. The Vegas defense stepped up last week but had allowed 29, 34, 41 and 27 points in the four previous games. Tampa's defense has allowed at least 23 points in seven of the past eight games. 

Baker Mayfield hasn't been consistent game to game but he should have an easier time against a Raiders defense that's allowed 21 pass touchdowns to just five interceptions through 12 games. The Bucs’ offense should be trending up as well with Mike Evans back healthy and Bucky Irving breaking out. 

As for Las Vegas, the offense found some life last week, with Aidan O'Connell throwing for 340 yards and two scores with a 65.7% completion rate. O'Connell makes the Raiders more dangerous through the air than Gardner Minshew did. Plus, the running game was a threat for once as rookie Sincere McCormick averaged 5.3 yards per carry against a tough Chiefs defense. The Raiders only scored 17 points, but three missed field goals, a fumble and a failed fourth-down conversion overshadowed their 434 total yards of offense. 

While Vegas has been decent against the run this season, it's impossible to ignore Irving's recent surge. He has 152, 88 and 73 rushing yards over the past three games. The rookie is now getting the majority of carries over Rachaad White while gaining 5.5 yards per carry on the year. When Irving has recorded 10+ carries in a game this season (five games), he's averaging 88.6 yards per game (YPG). If he gets the attempts, 70+ yards should be easy. 

The Raiders’ passing attack revolves heavily around two guys - Brock Bowers and Jakobi Meyers. You can bet on both players' props every week and feel pretty good about it. As for Bowers, he just had 10 catches for 140 yards last week and is now averaging seven receptions, 9.42 targets and 73.7 yards per game this season. O'Connell should continue to lean on his stud tight end, especially since the Buccaneers are allowing the third-most receiving yards per game to tight ends this year. 

Parlay Odds: +400 

Cleveland Browns at Pittsburgh Steelers 

Since Jameis Winston took over as the starting quarterback, Cleveland games have been a roller coaster of ups and downs. They've upset the Ravens and Steelers but lost by three scores to the Chargers and Saints. Cleveland had a fourth-quarter lead last week and easily could've pulled off another upset until Winston threw two late interceptions, including a pick-six. 

All in all, Winston's highs and lows make it impossible to trust the Browns to cover spreads or not. What we can bank on, though, is that Cleveland games will be entertaining and likely high-scoring with the gunslinger under center. The over is 4-1 in his five starts, with an average of 51 total points per game. 

When these AFC North rivals met three weeks ago, Cleveland won 24-19 in the Snow Globe game. Considering the weather conditions, the fact that they scored 43 combined points and hit the over was remarkable. Expect both offenses to be much more efficient and effective, especially passing-wise. 

Pittsburgh's pass defense has been vulnerable at times this year, including last week, with 309 yards allowed to Joe Burrow as the Bengals put up 38 points. It's a tough turnaround for a unit that was just on the field a ton and will now face Winston chucking it around, too. The Browns quarterback threw for 497 yards against Denver last game and can carry that into this weekend. 

David Njoku only had one catch for nine yards against Pittsburgh two games ago. Last week, though, he saw a whopping 17 targets and finished with nine receptions and 52 yards. The tight end has been a favorite target of Winston's, with five or more catches in five of the past six games and averaging 51.3 YPG in this stretch. 

On the other side, Russell Wilson is playing at a high level right now and is coming off his best game of the season. He threw for 414 yards with three touchdowns and a 76.3% completion rate vs. Cincinnati, as the Steelers scored 44 points in the shootout. Pittsburgh is averaging 28.7 PPG with Wilson under center. The passing attack should have success at home here against the Browns' below-average pass defense. 

It's old news now, but Jaylen Warren is an X-factor for the Pittsburgh offense as both a change-of-pace ball carrier and a pass-catching weapon. He now has at least 59 combined rushing and receiving yards in six straight games, averaging 68.2 total yards per game in this stretch. Warren's usage shouldn't change moving forward and he should get 50+ total yards again. 

Parlay Odds: +410

Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota now boasts a 10-2 record and is on a current five-game win streak. Despite narrow wins against the Bears and Cardinals in the past two weeks, the Vikings just keep on winning. They are a clear tier above the Falcons, who sit at 6-6 with a three-game losing skid coming into this matchup. 

Atlanta continues to underperform against teams outside of the division. Four of the Falcons' six victories this year are against NFC South opponents but they're just 2-6 ATS against everyone else. That's even more glaring when you consider the division is arguably the worst in the league. Plus, Kirk Cousins is just 3-9 ATS as an underdog since 2022. 

Cousins is trending in the wrong direction with a 0:6 touchdown-to-interception ratio over the past three games. He's now thrown 13 interceptions and been sacked 24 times this season. Now he has to face a blitz-heavy Vikings defense that leads the league in interceptions (18). Cousins has not performed well under pressure this year and the Falcons’ offense could be limited overall if he has another sub-par game. 

We can take one prop from Atlanta, though. The Minnesota defense is allowing the second-most receiving yards per game to wide receivers this year. Opposing top wideouts also tend to have good games in this matchup. Drake London could thrive as a favorite target for Cousins. He has 60+ yards in eight of the last 10 games, averaging 72.7 YPG in this stretch. If we think Minnesota will win, London has 60+ yards in five out of six losses this year, too. 

On the other side, Sam Darnold is playing much better lately after a mid-season slump. He has a 6:0 touchdown-to-interception ratio over the past three games while executing the game-manager role to perfection. Darnold gets a favorable matchup with Atlanta allowing a league-worst 71.6% completion rate and a poor 21:7 touchdown-to-interception ratio ratio this year. 

Darnold is averaging 263 passing yards since the Vikings' Week 6 bye with at least 240 yards in six out of the last seven games. He also has two or more pass touchdowns in five of the last six games and in 75% of games this season overall. The Vikings have allowed 250+ yards in five of the last seven games as well. 

Parlay Odds: +550

New Orleans Saints at New York Giants

After losing to Dallas on Thanksgiving, the Giants have now lost seven straight games with a 2-10 record on the year. They made things close last week but still failed to cover the spread as underdogs. Betting on New York has been a lesson in futility this season with its 2-9-1 ATS record. 

On the other side, we have a Saints team that played the Rams tough last week but also failed to cover as underdogs. New Orleans is now 4-8 straight up this year and 2-6 ATS over the past eight games. It's been impossible to figure out the Saints week-to-week lately and it's hard to justify them being favored on the road here. 

So, with all that being said, the Giants are our pick against the spread to kick off this same-game parlay. New York should benefit from extended rest and prep after playing on Thanksgiving last week. Drew Lock is getting the start again and he presumably gives the offense more upside than Tommy DeVito. He had a 65.6% completion rate last game with 57 rushing yards and a rushing score. 

Meanwhile, Derek Carr's 1-14-1 ATS in his last 16 starts as a road favorite is worrisome. He's also historically struggled in outdoor games. The Saints’ offense was dealt another injury with Taysom Hill now out for the season, leaving Alvin Kamara as the only real and trustworthy playmaker. This should downgrade the attack but put Kamara’s props in focus. 

Kamara is seeing heavy volume as both a rusher and pass-catcher every week. He's averaging 112 total yards per game this season with 100+ in eight out of 12 games, including four of the past five. Kamara also is averaging 26 total touches over the past four games coming into this weekend. The Giants are poor against the run, allowing 5.1 yards per carry (32nd) and 145.8 rush yards per game (29th). 

The Giants' ground game should also be successful with the Saints allowing 5.1 yards per carry and 136 yards per game. Tyrone Tracy Jr. had just 42 and 32 rush yards in the past two games but also only saw nine carries in each. The Giants trailed early in both, though, resulting in a negative game script. This week should be closer with Tracy getting a bigger workload. 

New Orleans is allowing 93.2 yards per game to leading rushers over the past 10 games with 70+ yards allowed to a running back in five of the past seven contests. It sets up well for Tracy to get back on track. He recently had 103, 66 and 145 rush yards in a three-game span, so we know the production is possible. 

Parlay Odds: +525

New York Jets at Miami Dolphins

After losing on Thanksgiving, it's bounce-back time for the Dolphins. They struggled in Green Bay's cold weather last week but now return home with the rest advantage as well. Meanwhile, the Jets continue to underperform and can be faded every week. They collapsed and lost at home last week despite having 14-0 and 21-7 first-half leads over Seattle. 

The Jets are 1-5 SU and ATS on the road this year with a 13.8 PPG average margin of defeat in those road losses. They're also allowing 27.5 PPG on the road overall this season. Besides the numbers, you have to wonder about the motivation for a team already looking ahead to next year - especially for those veterans (including Aaron Rodgers) who expected to be on a playoff contender. 

Last week, the Dolphins put up just 17 points but Tua Tagovailoa had a good game. He threw for 365 yards with an 80% completion rate, a 2:0 touchdown-to-interception ratio and a 114.2 QB Rating in adverse weather. The Miami offense had gotten back on track in recent weeks and has an ideal get-right spot at home now. Dolphins are 15-1 SU and 12-4 ATS as favorites of six or more points with Tagovailoa at quarterback. 

As for Tagovailoa, he should get to 225+ passing yards with ease. He's done it in six out of eight games this season, including reaching that figure in four out of five games at home. Last year, Tagovailoa averaged 273.1 YPG at home. He's throwing for 264.4 YPG at home this season. The Jets might be second in the NFL in passing yards allowed per game this year, but the secondary has taken a step back lately. Opposing quarterbacks have 260+ yards vs. the Jets in three of their past six meetings. Sauce Gardner is doubtful to play after he suffered a hamstring injury last week. 

Gardner's absence could be trouble for the Jets’ secondary against Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle, not to mention Jonnu Smith and De'Von Achane in the passing game, too. Smith has been a favorite option for Tagovailoa recently. He has 40+ receiving yards in five straight games with 113, 87 and 101 in the past three. Smith also has 40+ yards in seven of his last eight games, averaging 71.3 per contest in this stretch. The Jets have allowed 40+ receiving yards to a tight end in four of the past seven. 

As for Achane, he's been a dangerous pass-catcher out of the backfield all year but especially with Tagovailoa under center. Achane is averaging 47.5 receiving yards per game with 50+ in five out of eight games when Tagovailoa has been healthy. He should get to 25+ yards as the Jets are allowing 29.8 receiving yards per game to running backs. 

Parlay Odds: +430

Jacksonville Jaguars at Tennessee Titans

After upsetting the Texans two weeks ago, the Titans came back down to Earth with a blowout loss to Washington. Despite the result and a poor 3-9 record, Tennessee should win at home against the lowly Jaguars this weekend. Jacksonville is 2-10 straight up this year and stuck in a six-game losing streak. 

The Jaguars made things interesting against Houston a week ago. Still, this is a bad team and Trevor Lawrence is now out again after suffering a concussion. Mac Jones at quarterback means we can safely downgrade Jacksonville’s offense. Meanwhile, the Titans are respectable defensively, ranking second league-wide in total yards per game (291.9). Tennessee's pass defense is the strength, allowing a league-low 171.8 YPG. 

Since returning as the Titans’ starter in Week 10, Will Levis has been playing better football. He has a 7:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio over the past four games with completion rates of 78.3% and 75% in two of those games. He should have an easy time against a Jaguars defense dead last in opposing passer rating (110.2) and passing yards allowed per game (273.3) with the second-worst completion percentage allowed (70.4%). 

Levis is averaging 240 passing yards per game since he's returned to the starting role with 295, 278 and 212 yards in the past three. He should get to 200+ yards this week as Jacksonville has allowed at least that much to 10 out of 12 opposing quarterbacks. 

One of Levis' top targets right now is Nick Westbrook-Ikhine. Believe it or not, the fifth-year wideout has scored a touchdown in seven of the past eight games and he found the end zone twice last week. He has 61, 48 and 117 yards over the past three games and 30+ receiving yards in six straight, averaging 57.7 per game in this stretch. The Jags are giving up the third-most receiving yards per game to wide receivers and have allowed 24 passing touchdowns over 12 games.

Parlay Odds: +600

Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals and Seahawks will meet for the second time in three weeks with both teams jockeying for first place in the NFC West. When they played in Week 12, Seattle took the 16-6 win at home. Both offenses had fewer than 300 total yards and the only touchdown scored was a Seahawks pick-six. Defenses set the tone in that matchup and we should see something similar this week. 

Arizona's defense has been trending up as the season's gone on. The unit is allowing 12 PPG over the past four games and just 17 PPG at home this season overall. The Cardinals can limit a Seahawks offense that's underperforming right now. Geno Smith has a 13:12 touchdown-to-interception ratio on the year and he's been sacked 40 times (third-most in the NFL). 

The Cardinals' defense should keep this one low-scoring again and also lead them to victory for the rematch. Seattle probably should've lost last week but benefited from another Jets collapse. The Seahawks are also playing well defensively and are 5-1 to the under in the past six games. The offense is too inconsistent to trust, though, which points us to the under as well. 

This game should be a defensive battle with the Cardinals squeaking out a victory to keep pace in the NFC West. With a loss, Arizona would fall two games back of Seattle. With a win, both teams would sit at 7-6. The Cardinals nearly pulled out a win against the Vikings last week and can carry that confidence into this matchup. 

As noted above, Geno Smith has thrown 12 interceptions in 12 games this season. He's been picked off in eight out of 12 games and is due to turn it over again this week after avoiding an interception last game. The Cardinals intercepted Smith two games ago and can get him a second time. 

Even in a lower-scoring game, we should see James Conner play a key offensive role. Seattle held Conner to eight rushing yards on seven carries last meeting. He looked better against Minnesota a week ago, though, with 68 yards on 17 carries for a 4.0 YPC average. The Seahawks are giving up 143.7 total yards per game to opposing running backs and Conner is the bell-cow back for Arizona. He has 80+ combined rushing and receiving yards in eight out of 12 games this year, averaging 89.5 per contest. 

Parlay Odds: +650

Buffalo Bills at Los Angeles Rams

The Bills clinched the AFC East with last week's dominant home victory over the 49ers on Sunday Night Football - in a blizzard, no less. Buffalo is rolling right now with a seven-game win streak and 30+ points scored in six straight. The Bills are also 6-1 ATS over their past seven contests. Betting against them is very risky, but we'll try to do it. 

It's a classic letdown spot for the Bills traveling across the country right after locking up the division. This road game against a middle-of-the-pack Rams team doesn't mean much compared to Buffalo's upcoming opponents. They face Detroit in a marquee matchup next week before wrapping up the season with three divisional games. 

Meanwhile, the Rams are still alive for the NFC West title and a Wild Card spot despite their 6-6 record. Sean McVay's squad has plenty to play for and it's playing a lot better over the past two months than earlier in the season. Los Angeles is 5-2 since its bye week and 4-2 ATS over the past six games. 

The Rams’ offense is a lot more dangerous with Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp back healthy. Since they returned in Week 8, the Rams are averaging 23.3 PPG (compared to 19 PPG in the first six games). They have also scored 20+ points in six of their last seven games. The Bills have been strong defensively but Stafford and his weapons present a tougher challenge than the secondary has faced for much of the past two months. 

Why not throw in a Nacua prop? He was held to 58 yards last week but should get back to the elite level we've grown accustomed to. Nacua had 117, 123 and 98 yards in the three games before that 58-yard performance. He's averaging 85.2 yards per game since returning from injury. The second-year wideout has 70+ yards in 10 of his last 13 games dating back to last season. 

Though we're backing the Rams against the spread, Khalil Shakir can still get his yards. Even with Dalton Kincaid and Keon Coleman possibly back this week, Shakir's role shouldn't change much as he's emerged as a reliable option for Josh Allen. He has 50+ receiving yards in eight of the last 10 games while averaging 57.2 per game overall this year. After having just 30 yards in last week's snowstorm, bank on Shakir going for 50+ again. 

Parlay Odds: +450

Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers

In case you missed it, the Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus on Black Friday. The day before, Chicago bungled the end of their game while trailing to tie it up against Detroit. The Bears have now lost their past three games by a combined seven points. It's been a common occurrence as six of their eight losses have been one-score deficits. The Bears also have a +1 point differential this year despite a 4-8 record. 

We should get a better effort from the Bears with Eberflus gone. It seems the players were more than fed up with his coaching decisions and his departure should loosen things up. On the other side, the 49ers now sit in last place in the NFC West after losing three straight. Technically, they are still alive in the division but it appears to be a lost season. 

San Francisco has already dealt with a ton of injuries this year and this week features some big names. Christian McCaffrey and Jordan Mason are now both out, putting Isaac Guerendo in the lead-back role moving forward. Trent Williams is also out this week while Joey Bosa is doubtful. 

Despite still losing games, Chicago has been a lot better offensively since switching coordinators. The Bears are using quick passes to keep Caleb Williams comfortable and more accurate while allowing their rookie dual-threat quarterback to use his legs more. A big beneficiary of this game plan is DJ Moore, who just saw 16 targets last week. Moore has 97, 106 and 62 receiving yards in the past three games with seven or more receptions in each. 

The 49ers have allowed a whopping 19 rushing touchdowns in 12 games this year, second-most in the NFL. They've given up a rushing touchdown to an opposing lead back in seven straight games as well. It sets up well for D'Andre Swift to find the end zone, even if he only has five scores on the season. Roschon Johnson being ruled out this week is huge because he steals goal-line touches from Swift. Caleb Williams could run one in, too, but Swift still has a good shot at scoring. 

Parlay Odds: +465

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