How to Get 51-1 Odds on NFL Parlay Picks for Sunday of NFL Divisional Round

• With only two games on Sunday of the NFL Divisional Round, NFL parlay options are limited
• I have constructed my favorite NFL parlay for Sunday
• See my 55-1 NFL parlay for Sunday of the Divisional Round below

Even though there are only two games to be played on Sunday of the NFL Divisional Round in the 2025 Playoffs, that’s not going to stop me from putting together a couple of NFL parlays for the day. The first parlay you’ll find below is a five-leg parlay with 55-1 odds. The second is a little safer at +112 odds.

Last week’s parlay was a major dud, as I only hit one of five legs. Thanks to AJ Brown’s disappearing act, my higher-probability parlay lost as well. Here’s how I plan to get back on track with my NFL parlays for the Divisional Round!

NFL Parlay for Divisional Round

My favorite NFL parlay for Sunday of the Divisional Round is the five-leg parlay listed above, which is best played at bet365, and it’s not even close. FanDuel’s payout came in around 34-1 and that was even with another five yards on Barkley’s milestone. Every other sportsbook was either offering lesser odds than 34-1 or did not offer the proper milestones for the parlay as it is above.

This isn’t anything unusual, though. It’s more often than not that bet365 offers the best payout on whatever parlay you’re trying to construct. So, if you’re in a region where bet365 is available, and are not currently signed up for their sportsbook, I strongly recommend you add them to your repertoire.

Here is my justification for each of the five legs in my NFL parlay for Sunday of the Divisional Round.

Jalen Hurts Anytime TD

I went into why I love the odds available on a Jalen Hurts anytime touchdown in my NFL Divisional Round TD picks, and you can click through there to read more!

Saquon Barkley

When these two teams met in Week 12, Saquon Barkley ran for 255 yards. An insane 142 of those yards came on two plays where Barkley sprung loose for 72 and 70-yard TDs. Due to the nasty weather expected in this one, I don’t know if Barkley will have the footing to break loose the way he did against this Rams defense a couple months ago.

But I also suspect that weather will force Philadelphia’s hand on offense. Instead of trying to throw the ball in what’s expected to be ugly conditions, I like the Eagles to just run the ball down LA’s throat, which is bound to lead to those rushing yards tallying up against the defense allowing the seventh-most rushing yards per attempt.

Eagles -9.5 Alternate Spread

I already discussed why I like the Eagles to take down the Rams today in my NFL Picks for Divisional Round piece. I am comfortable moving this spread a few points, crossing through seven but staying under 10, to get myself a better price for this parlay.

Derrick Henry 110+ Rushing Yards

It seems the Ravens may have been holding Derrick Henry back a little during the regular season to ensure he would be healthy for the playoff stretch. In his last four games, Henry is averaging 158.3 rushing yards on 24.3 attempts per game and has gone over 110 yards and at least 20 carries in each of them.

The Bills defense ranks 19th in rushing yards allowed per attempt, and I believe their best defense against the run all season has been their offense. They have often been able to take a lead early and force teams into a negative game script. I don’t foresee that happening on Sunday night.

The Ravens brought Henry in for this exact game: a brutally cold playoff game against top competition. Bills defenders are not going to want to keep putting their bodies in front of this monster in the frigid temperatures expected. Plus, Henry ran for 199 yards in good weather when these two teams met in Week 4.

Ravens vs Bills Under 47.5 Alternate Total

In spite of my SBD formula calling for this game to go over its total, I am going the other way in this parlay, and am even taking a lower line. I think the Ravens and Bills both showed the type of offense they want to lean on and the way they want to win games in the playoffs last week: running the ball and controlling time of possession.

Both offenses have the means to do so as well. On one side, you have Derrick Henry, one of the best power running backs this league has ever seen, and Lamar Jackson, arguably the best rushing QB the league has ever seen. On the other, you have a pretty good 1-2 punch in James Cook and Ray Davis out of the backfield, and one of the better power running QBs the league has ever seen.

I think we see both teams sit on the ball, and slowly work their way down the field. They both respect the other’s offense, and I think will want to do everything they can to keep that unit on the sideline for lengthy stretches. On top of that, it’s expected to be very cold in Buffalo for this one with a good chance of snow. So, I’m not sure either of these teams will be able to push the ball downfield even if they need to.

Higher-Probability Divisional Round NFL Parlay

Just in case you didn’t feel like “sending it” on this fine Sunday, I wanted to provide an NFL parlay option that was a little safer than the one you found above. Of course, you could always just water that one down if you wish, but here’s another three-leg option for your Divisional Round NFL parlay, and all of the legs are QB rushing milestones!

The best sportsbook to play this one is at DraftKings, where you can get +112 odds. Here is some quick points on why I like each of the three legs above:

• Jalen Hurts 25+ Rushing Yards: Hurts has accomplished this milestone in 14 of 16 games this season, which includes playoffs. With the weather expected to be bad, I think the Eagles offense relies on its ground game even more than normal.
• Josh Allen 25+ Rushing Yards: Allen has posted 25+ rushing yards in ten of 17 (we’re not counting his Week 18 “start” as a game) this season. I think Allen is going to have to help out the Bills’ ground game against the best run defense in the NFL.
• Lamar Jackson 40+ Rushing Yards: Jackson has achieved this number in 14 of 18 games this season, and went for 81 last week. Baltimore will want to keep Allen on the sideline as much as possible, and Lamar will find himself with plenty of room as the Bills attempt to slow down Derrick Henry.

If you’re looking to make some serious money on NFL parlay picks for the Sunday of the NFL Divisional Round, then you’ll want to pay attention to the odds. One way to maximize your potential winnings is by taking advantage of 51-1 odds, which can turn a small bet into a big payday.

To get 51-1 odds on NFL parlay picks, you’ll need to select multiple games and bet on them all to win. The key to success with parlays is picking games that have favorable odds and combining them in a way that maximizes your potential payout.

When selecting games for your parlay, it’s important to do your research and consider factors such as team performance, injuries, and weather conditions. Look for games where the underdog has a good chance of winning or where the point spread is close, as these can offer better odds for your parlay.

Once you’ve selected your games, it’s time to place your bet. Make sure to check the odds for each game and calculate the potential payout for your parlay before placing your bet. If you’re aiming for 51-1 odds, you’ll need to select at least four games with favorable odds and combine them in a way that will give you those odds.

Keep in mind that parlays can be risky, as all of your picks need to win in order for you to cash in. However, if you’re confident in your selections and are willing to take the risk, a 51-1 parlay can offer a big payoff for a relatively small investment.

In conclusion, getting 51-1 odds on NFL parlay picks for the Sunday of the NFL Divisional Round can be a lucrative opportunity for savvy bettors. By carefully selecting your games and placing your bets strategically, you can increase your chances of hitting it big with a successful parlay. Just remember to do your research, manage your risk, and enjoy the excitement of potentially turning a small bet into a big win.