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Winner winner chicken dinner: NFL parlay for Week 13

Analyzing NFL Week 13 betting odds and lines, with predictions and picks for the best parlay bet to make.

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With Week 13 of the 2024 NFL regular season offering 11 Sunday games and a Monday night contest, we have a 3-way parlay ready to go.

We were very thankful Thanksgiving, as now-ex Bears coach Matt Eberflus mismanaged the clock on the final drive to help the Under (47.5) hang on in the Chicago-Detroit Lions game in the early window.

In the middle game, the Dallas Cowboys held off a charge from the visiting New York Giants and prevailed 27-20 to cover as 4-point favorites — this column had the line at -3.5.

In the evening game at Lambeau Field, we said the final pick — Under 47.5 — in our T-Day parlay might be close, and it was. The host Green Bay Packers defeated the Miami Dolphins 30-17 .. and the Under sneaked in by a hook (a half a point).

Cha-ching! It was a sweet 3-for-3 Thanksgiving parlay. So, let’s do it again and build that bankroll for the holidays.

After looking at BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL Week 13 odds, here is our “Winner winner chicken dinner” NFL parlay bet to cash in on among SportsbookWire’s NFL expert picks and predictions.

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WEEK 13

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Leg 1: UNDER 48 (-110) — Chargers at Falcons – 1 p.m. (CBS)

The LA Chargers (7-4) meet the Atlanta Falcons (6-5) in the early window Sunday.

The Chargers make their fourth trip east of the Mississippi River this season. They are 2-1 straight up (SU) and against the spread (ATS) in those games, winning at Carolina and Cleveland and losing to Pittsburgh. More importantly, the Chargers allowed just 33 points in the 3 trips — 11.0 points per game (PPG) — while averaging 21.0 PPG as the Under hit in all 3 games.

The Chargers have already faced 3 NFC teams this season, and the Under is a perfect 3-0 in those games, as they allowed a combined 28 total points for a 9.3 PPG average.

Meanwhile, the Falcons enter on a 3-0 Under run, including an 11.5 PPG offensively in the past 2 games. However, the defense has allowed 20 or more points in 10 straight games dating back to Week 2.

Against the AFC this season, Atlanta is 0-3 SU and, cashed the Under in all 3 games, averaging just 11.0 PPG on offense.

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Leg 2: CARDINALS +3.5 (-115) at Vikings – 1 p.m. (FOX)

The Arizona Cardinals (6-5) and the Minnesota Vikings (9-2) face off in the Twin Cities in Sunday’s early window, too.

The Cardinals are coming off a 16-6 loss at Seattle last week in a chilly drizzle, but they won’t have to worry about the elements at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis Sunday.

Despite the setback in Week 12, Arizona is still 4-1 SU/ATS in its past 5 games. Plus, the Cardinals are 3-2 ATS in 5 road games this season.

The Vikings enter on a 4-game win streak with a 2-1-1 ATS record. The defense allowed 13 or fewer points in 3 of those outings, while the offense managed 23 or fewer points in 4 of the past 5 contests.

Minnesota might win its 10th game of the season Sunday, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see this battle of NFC playoff hopefuls finish within a field goal.

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Leg 3: BILLS -6 (-110) vs. 49ers – 8:20 p.m. (NBC)

The Buffalo Bills (9-2) and San Francisco 49ers (5-6) hook up at Highmark Stadium for the Week 13 Sunday Night Football.

The weather forecast has continually changed, so make sure to double check before finalizing your bets.

Western New York has been dealing with bouts of lake-effect snow since Thanksgiving. Orchard Park, which is located southeast of downtown Buffalo in a snow belt, was originally under the bullseye for heavy snow totals. By Friday, the snow was expected to taper off during gametime.

There should be piles of snow on the ground, and it could snarl traffic getting to the game. However, if any group of fans are used to dealing with snow, it’s the Bills Mafia.

As far as on the field, if the current forecast holds, we might simply see flurries or light snow showers, but nothing to totally affect the game negatively. Winds will be blowing 8-10 MPH, which isn’t a lot at this time of year in Buffalo.

The good news for the 49ers is that QB Brock Purdy (shoulder) is expected to play after missing last week’s game, but the bad news is that DE Nick Bosa (hip, oblique), DL Jordan Elliott (concussion), LB Dre Greenlaw (Achilles), DB Deommodore Lenoir (knee) and OL Trent Williams (ankle) are all out.

The 49ers will have to be careful with Purdy on a potential slippery surface. Plus, they’re missing too many key pieces, especially on defense. This one could get away from San Francisco like it did in last Sunday’s 38-10 loss at Green Bay.

PARLAY CARD

UNDER 48 (-110): Chargers at Falcons
CARDINALS +3.5 (-115) at Vikings
BILLS -6 (-110) vs. 49ers

Parlay payout: Bet $10 to profit $58.14 (payout = $68.14).

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Winner winner turkey dinner: NFL parlay for Thanksgiving

Analyzing NFL Thanksgiving betting odds and lines, with predictions and picks for the best parlay bet to make.

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It’s Thanksgiving time, as Week 13 of the 2024 NFL regular season kicks off with 3 games. We’ll pick a 3-way parlay for the holiday, and you’ll notice we changed the name of this column from “Winner winner chicken dinner” to, well, you see …

Last week we picked 2 of these 3 teams in our weekly parlay. The Detroit Lions crushed us as we backed the Indianapolis Colts catching 7.5 points, and the home side wasn’t able to cut the mustard in getting beat 24-6.

For the Green Bay Packers, QB Jordan Love and company, laying 5.5 points was no problem in a 38-10 home against the San Francisco 49ers and backup QB Brandon Allen at Lambeau Field. The Pack play another one at home Thanksgiving night when they host the Miami Dolphins (5-6).

The third leg of our “Winner winner chicken dinner” Week 12 parlay was the Under (47) in the Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks. In the drizzle, the 2 teams combined for just 22 points for the easy Under — Seattle won 16-6.

So, we hit 2 of our 3 legs, but unfortunately the Lions roared too loudly (against the Colts).

Now to Thanksgiving! After looking at BetMGM Sportsbook’s NFL Week 13 Thanksgiving odds, here is our “Winner winner turkey dinner” NFL parlay bet to cash in on among SportsbookWire’s NFL expert picks and predictions.

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Leg 1: UNDER 47.5 (-110) – Bears at Lions – 12:30 p.m. (CBS)

The Chicago Bears (4-7) meet the Lions (10-1) in the traditional early game to kick off the Thursday holiday slate.

Chicago leads the all-time series 105-78-5 against the NFC North rivals.

Detroit is also staring at a 7-game losing streak on Thanksgiving, falling 29-22 last season against the Packers. In 2021, the Bears picked up a 16-14 road win, and 3 of the Lions’ past 6 losses on Turkey Day have come against Chicago. The last time the Lions topped the Bears on Thanksgiving was 34-17 in 2014.

The Under is 2-1 in the past 3 games for the Lions on Thanksgiving against the Bears, but the Over is 4-1 in Detroit’s past 5 games on the holiday, so be careful. The Under is 4-2 in the past 6 meetings in this series, with the Under cashing in 2 of the past 3 meetings at Ford Field.

Chicago has cashed low in 4 of the past 5 games since Oct. 27, scoring 19 or fewer points in 4 of the previous 5 outings, while allowing 20 or fewer points in 3 of those contests.

For Detroit, the Under has cashed in 3 of the past 4 games, including the 24-6 win in Indy last week. The defense has allowed 12 points in the past 2 outings, and 14 or fewer points in 4 of the previous 5 contests.

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Leg 2: COWBOYS -3.5 (-105) vs. Giants – 4:30 p.m. (FOX)

The New York Giants (2-9) and the Dallas Cowboys (4-7) meet at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in the middle game of the holiday schedule.

For the third consecutive game, the Giants will have a different starting quarterback. After QB Tommy Devito replaced QB Daniel Jones last week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he apparently suffered an injury, and did not travel with the team. So, it’s up to QB Drew Lock to try to rally the troops.

Speaking of rallying troops, that’s what Dallas QB Cooper Rush did last week in Washington. He and the Cowboys had a wild fourth quarter, stunning the Commanders 34-26 to win outright as a 10.5-point underdog as the Over (44.5) cashed.

The Cowboys halted a 5-game non-cover streak, while the Over has cashed in 4 of the past 6 outings. The 34 points scored in D.C. was a season high, and it was accomplished by Rush, while helped out by 2 special teams TDs.

The Giants are on a 6-game losing streak, while also failing to cover in any of those outings. The Under is 4-2 in the skid, too, while the Under is 8-3 in 11 games this season.

The books have pushed this line way down, so we’ll look to the line instead. Dallas should be able to carry over its momentum from last week’s big win in D.C. to knock around the reeling G-Men.

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Leg 3: UNDER 47.5 (-105) — Dolphins at Packers – 8:20 p.m. (NBC)

The Dolphins (5-6) and Packers (8-3) meet in the not-so-frozen tundra at Lambeau Field in the night game.

The weather forecast shows a kickoff temperature of 26 degrees, but while it will be mostly cloudy, there is only a slight chance of flurries with a wind at 10-12 MPH. It will be interesting to see how the warm-blooded Dolphins adjust to the conditions.

The Dolphins have won 3 straight games to turn their season around, and they won their most recent prime-time game on the road 23-15 at the LA Rams Nov. 11.

Miami has cashed Over the total in 4 of the past 5 games, but this will easily be the chilliest game it has played all season. The Dolphins are 4-0 ATS in the past 4 games.

For Green Bay, it covered last week against San Francisco, but prior to that the Packers were 0-4 ATS. The Under is 5-2 in the past 7 games for Green Bay, too, including 3-1 in the past 4 at home.

With the icy conditions in Green Bay, we’ll look for Miami to be a little sluggish to start. Let’s go with the Under in the nightcap, although it won’t be surprising to see this game into the low 40’s, in terms of points.