NFL Week 7 Moneyline Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions (2024)
After a ton of wild upsets through the first five weeks of the season, there were barely any upsets last week. That was obvious after we missed out on cashing both parlays the previous week.
But Week 7 is a new week. We’re back with a couple more moneyline parlays. Feel free to mix and match between parlays to build your perfect parlay.
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NFL Week 7 Best Parlays
(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Parlay #1
The Lions have scored nearly 90 points in their last two games. While facing Minnesota’s defense won’t be easy, the Lions are in an absolute groove. That said, they’ll no longer have Aidan Hutchinson on the edge. But I still believe the Lions can get to Sam Darnold and make it tough for him to throw bombs down the field.
Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks were overrated to begin the season. The Seahawks ultimately had an easy schedule and took advantage. But this defense is not nearly what we thought it would be through the season’s first six weeks. Kirk Cousins won’t have 500+ yards passing, but he’ll get up there.
Backing the Dolphins is also risky. Tua Tagovailoa isn’t back yet, but the Dolphins are coming off a bye week and had time to prepare for the Colts. We’ll at least see more offense from the Dolphins this week. However, I don’t know if I can say the same about the Colts. With Anthony Richardson back, I’ve got some concerns. He’s super inconsistent. Ultimately, the Colts would be better with Joe Flacco under center.
Parlay Odds: +664
Parlay #2
I’ve got the 49ers in the Super Bowl rematch between the 49ers and Chiefs. Kansas City might be undefeated, but the Chiefs don’t look analytically like a Super Bowl contender. I’m not confident in the Chiefs long-term, given the many injuries on the offensive end and some misplayed balls in the secondary on defense. Patrick Mahomes isn’t even playing very well this season.
On the other hand, the Jets just traded for Davante Adams. Despite a 2-4 record, the team is hunting for the playoffs. Every game matters. Meanwhile, the Steelers decided to bench Justin Fields, are 4-2, and give Russell Wilson the keys to the offense. I’m not sure that’ll sit well with some of the Pittsburgh players. This is chaos waiting to happen.
Finally, I’ve been super impressed with the Chargers’ defense. Last week, Los Angeles held the Broncos to only 16 points and had a 23-0 lead over Denver. They’ll control the clock, play complementary football, and escape Arizona with a win.
Parlay Odds: +463