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NFL Week 8 Parlay Picks: Favorites and Underdogs

NFL Week 8 Parlay Picks: Favorites and Underdogs

NFL betting enthusiasts have plenty of options for Week 8, highlighted by a clash between the Bills and Ravens, the Lions attempting to hand the Vikings their first loss, and a Monday night matchup between the Bears and Seahawks. CBS Sports Headlines reported that NFL expert Mike Tierney included all three of these matchups in his Week 8 parlay betting picks, split into two separate wagers consisting solely of underdogs and favorites.

NFL Week 8 Favorites Parlay

The favorites parlay opens with the Jaguars money line against the Colts. Indianapolis has raised a white flag after trading multiple Pro Bowl honorees this week in defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and guard Quenton Nelson, leaving teammates wondering about the team’s direction and quarterback Daniel Jones’ status following seven interceptions in seven games. Meanwhile, the Jaguars return home following a two-game stay in London and a bye week.

For the Bills money line against the Ravens, historical trends favor Buffalo, which has swept its last 11 games following a week off. Quarterback Josh Allen has won four of six meetings against Lamar Jackson, and the high-scoring Buffalo offense averaging 32.8 points per game can outscore any opponent.

Concluding the favorites parlay is the Lions money line against the Vikings. Minnesota enters undefeated, but Detroit quarterback Jared Goff handles heavy blitzing schemes well, completing seven out of every 10 passes when pressured by extra pass rushers.

NFL Week 8 Underdogs Parlay

The underdogs parlay begins with the Falcons money line against the Buccaneers. Atlanta quarterback Michael Penix Jr. enters following consecutive games with three touchdown passes and zero interceptions, while Tampa Bay quarterback Baker Mayfield continues to deal with a bothersome hand injury.

The Raiders money line against the Jets highlights a significant offensive gap, with Las Vegas ranking eighth in scoring with 26.1 points per game compared to the Jets at 27th with 19.6 points per game. The Raiders enter healthier physically and mentally, while the Jets face internal struggles following a loss to Miami.

Wrapping up the underdog picks is the Bears money line against the Seahawks. Seattle expended significant energy defeating the Chiefs, which could lead to a letdown, while Chicago boasts an offense led by quarterback Caleb Williams and a defense ranking eighth in yards allowed.

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