NFL Parlay of the Weekend | Week 7

The season is already approaching the midway point, and this weekend brings us some of the best matchups of the season. We have several matchups between the league’s top teams, as well as those between squads that are desperate for a win. 

Our experts have carefully gone through each of the Week 7 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.

Packers -1.5 | -106 at FanDuel Sportsbook

Our first bet is also our favorite of the weekend. The Packers are coming off a bye and will have running back Aaron Jones back in the lineup. He is not only an elite rusher, but also a very talented pass catcher. He helped the Packer offense click in Week 1, and he will do so again tonight against a lousy Broncos team. 

The Broncos defense is really, really bad. They rank dead last in yards (440.3), rushing yards (172.3), and points (33.3) allowed per game.  With Jones back for the Pack, we see a blowout unfolding in Denver on Sunday.

Rams Under 23.5 | -115 at DraftKings Sportsbook

The Steelers defense is far from perfect, but they will have some advantages tonight. The biggest of which is that Rams stud running back Kyren Williams will be out. The Steelers have been vulnerable against the run, and the Rams don’t have much depth. Williams saved the Rams last week, and his absence will be felt in a big way on Sunday.

We got a preview of what the Rams look like without Williams, and it wasn’t pretty. The Rams abandoned the run in the first half of the game and found themselves down 9-6 at halftime. Things won’t improve without him, especially with TJ Watt making Matthew Stafford’s life miserable.

Under 44 | -110 at BetMGM Sportsbook

This is another easy bet to make this weekend. While the Niners are among the best offense in the NFL, but they were beat up badly in a loss last week. Christian McCaffrey, Trent Williams, and Deebo Samuel were all injured and may not play this weekend. That is too much for this offense to overcome, which will lead to a low-scoring game.

On the other side, the Vikings are without Justin Jefferson. That was a problem against the Bears last week when the managed just 19 points. It will be a much bigger problem against a Niners defense that is arguably the best in the NFC.