NFL Parlay of the Weekend | Week 4

We have seen a ton of exciting games through the first three weeks of the NFL season, showing us who are the true Super Bowl contenders this season. Our experts have carefully gone through each of the Week 4 matchups to build a parlay to help you win big at your favorite NFL betting sites.

We will break down each leg below, giving you everything you need to bet confidently this weekend.

Dolphins +3 | -115 at FanDuel Sportsbook

Buffalo has looked much better since their embarrassing Week 1 loss, but we are all in on this Miami team. Their offense is one of the best we have ever seen, and they got even better last week when they showed what rookie running back De’Von Achane is capable of. Between he and Raheem Mostert, they won’t allow the Bills to focus on Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle.

Miami’s defense hasn’t been shutting opponents down, but they do have a lot of talented playmakers. They will capitalize on Josh Allen’s turnover issues, as the veteran already has four on the season. Turnovers could end up deciding this game, and we think it will ultimately cost the Bills on Sunday.

Under 46 | -110 at DraftKings Sportsbook

This may be one of the most underrated defensive matchups in the league. The Colts did not fare well against the Jags in week one, but they allowed Lamar Jackson and the Ravens to score just 19 points last week. Given that the Rams offense has regressed each week, we think the Colts defense will give them a big advantage at home tonight.

While the Rams offense is still a bit of a mystery, their defense has looked good. They held the Bengals to 19 points last week, but we think their season opening 30-13 win over Seattle is more impressive. The Seahawks have scored 74 points over their next two games. Even if Anthony Richardson starts for the Colts, we don’t see them doing much against Aaron Donald and the Rams.

Dameon Pierce Over 46.5 Rush Yards | -120 at BetMGM Sportsbook

Something is wrong with the Steelers’ run defense. They have been gashed by opposing backs, allowing running backs to go for over 60 yards in all three of their games. Even Raiders’ back Josh Jacobs surpassed the 60-yard mark despite rushing nine times for -2 yards the week before. The Steelers have surrendered the second most rushing yards this season, setting Pierce up for a big night.

While Pierce has disappointed through the first two weeks, we saw how good he can be last season. Now that CJ Stroud and the Houston pass attack has become a threat, it will open up running lanes for their young running back. Look for Pierce to break out against a weak Steelers unit tonight.