NFL Parlay of the Weekend | Week 6

The NFL seasons has kicked into high gear, giving us plenty of exciting games through the first five weeks. We have seen teams like the Niners and Dolphins establish themselves as the class of the league, while teams like the Panthers and Broncos seemed destined to battle for the first pick in the 2024 draft. 

Our experts have carefully gone through each of the Week 6 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 the odds and insights, you need to win big this weekend.

Dolphins longest touchdown | -205 at DraftKings Sportsbook

This is the easiest money you will make all weekend, which is why we have it atop our parlay. Miami’s offense will feature three of the fastest players in the league, which has led them to a lot of long touchdowns. Six different Dolphins have plays of over 30 yards this season, many of which were for touchdowns. 

While the Panthers have been good against the pass, their defense has a lot of holes. Those were on display last week, when they allowed the Lions to score two touchdowns of over 30 yards. Miami’s offense is even better than Detroit, so expect to see at least one of those this weekend.

DJ Moore over 60.5 receiving yards | -114 at FanDuel Sportsbook

No receiver has been hotter over the last two weeks than DJ Moore. The newly acquire pass catcher has 361 yards and four touchdowns during that span. It seems that he and Justin Fields have finally clicked, and the Bears coaching staff is giving them some freedom. 

The Vikings are better than their record shows, but they do have a major problem with their pass defense. They are twenty-first in the league in yards allowed (240.0 YDS/G) and have given up fifth most passing touchdowns (9). Moore has terrorized two teams with similar issues stopping the pass, and we expect to see more of the same this weekend.

49ers -7.5| -115 at BetMGM Sportsbook

The Niners are the best team in football, and they proved it by destroying the Cowboys last weekend. Brock Purdy has been sharp, no one can stop Christian McCaffrey, and they have three great pass catchers in George Kittle, Deebo Samuel, and Brandon Aiyuk. Between all those playmakers, they should be able to generate enough offense against a stout Cleveland defense.

We think the Browns have the best difference in football, but their offense is a problem. They may once again be without Deshaun Watson, who was curiously a healthy scratch in their last game. There is a lot of mystery around the injury, and Watson choosing not to play will resonate with him teammates on offense. Morale matters, especially against a team like the Niners.