Week 10 NFL Parlay Picks: Increase Your Odds with a 5-Leg Parlay Offering 83-1 Payout

• With another 13 games to be played in Week 10 of the 2024-25 NFL season, there are plenty of options for parlay legs
• I am playing two different NFL parlays for Week 10
• Check out my 83-1 longshot NFL parlay & my higher-probability parlay below

I have another two NFL parlays for Week 10 of the 2024-25 NFL season. I hit two of the five legs in my longshot NFL parlay last week, and was robbed of my higher-probability parlay thanks to Puka Nacua getting himself ejected early in the second quarter.

Crafting the perfect parlay means considering all options. With another 13 games to be played, I have spent the week going through all of the NFL betting lines for Week 10. After a lot of research, I have settled on two NFL parlays. One is a longshot NFL parlay with 83-1 odds, and the other is a higher-probability parlay with +188 odds.

Check both of them out below, along with my analysis on why I like each leg.

Longshot Week 10 NFL Parlay

My Week 10 NFL longshot parlay consists of five legs and is best played at FanDuel, where you can get +8373 odds. A $5 bet on this five-leg parlay at +8373 odds will stand to profit $418.67 and return $423.67.

DraftKings had all the same milestone options, but they were only offering about 73-1 odds on this parlay. All of the other major sportsbooks forced me into higher/lower milestones on Pickens, Barkley, and Stafford.

The first leg of this parlay is a Justin Jefferson anytime TD. I went into detail about why I like this bet in my Week 10 NFL TD picks.

Next up is George Pickens for 80+ receiving yards. In the two games Pickens has played with Russell Wilson this season, he has recorded 111 and 74 receiving yards, respectively. The game with 74 yards also could have been more if not for a couple plays being called back. Those two games came against teams who don’t have great offenses, allowing Pittsburgh to play with a positive game script for good chunks of them. I don’t foresee them having that luxury against a very good Washington offense, resulting in them needing to play more aggressive most of, if not all of, the game.

My next leg is Saquon Barkley for 110+ rushing yards. In Barkley’s last three games, he has recorded 159, 108, and 176 rushing yards, respectively. I appreciate those games came against teams who are not very good against the run, but neither is his opponent in Week 10. Dallas allows 4.6 yards per carry and have surrendered the third-most rushing yards in the league. On top of that, I suspect Philadelphia will find themselves playing with a positive game script early on, as Dallas prepares to start Cooper Rush at QB.

I threw an alternate spread into my parlay with Lions -6.5. The spread in this game is Detroit -3.5, but I believe this is much more than a field goal game. The Texans are struggling to replace their injured wide receivers, as Nico Collins has missed their last four games and Stefon Diggs missed their last game (and will not be back this season). It’s unclear if Collins will be able to return for this one (at the time of writing this), but even if he does, I don’t expect him to be his usual dominant self yet. Detroit is arguably the best team in the league and will continue showing it Sunday night.

The final leg of my longshot NFL parlay comes from the Monday Night Football matchup for Week 10, as I like Matthew Stafford to throw for 275+ yards. In the three games Stafford has played with both Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp starting, he has recorded 317, 279, and 298 passing yards, respectively. This Rams team is building confidence by the week and have their eyes on the playoffs. I like Stafford to stay hot and take advantage of a Miami defense that ranks 18th in net yards allowed per pass attempt. It’s also worth noting the Dolphins just gave up 307 passing yards to Kyler Murray two weeks ago.

Higher-Probability Week 10 NFL Parlay

My higher-probability NFL parlay for Week 10 has three legs and is also best priced at FanDuel, who is offering +188 odds. Every major online sportsbook offers the proper milestones for this parlay, but others paid out less.

The first leg of my higher-probability parlay is Vikings moneyline. Minnesota to cover the spread (-6.5) is one of my favorite picks of Week 10, so I am very comfortable taking them to simply win the game. It sounds like Mac Jones is going to make his first start for the Jaguars, and I believe Brian Flores’ defense will tee off on him. Jones does not have the mobility to evade the pressure Flores will bring, and don’t believe he will have had the practice reps with the first-team offense to consistently beat this defense with the quick passing game.

Next up is Jahmyr Gibbs to rush for 50+ yards. Gibbs has recorded at least 50 rushing yards in seven of eight games this season, with the only miss coming back in Week 1. Gibbs is averaging 82 rushing yards per game, and has become an integral part of this Lions offense. Detroit will be seeing a Houston defense that allows 4.7 yards per carry on SNF this week.

The final leg is Cooper Kupp for 50+ receiving yards. Kupp has accomplished this feat in three of four games this season, with the outlier being the game he got hurt and left before halftime. I already discussed why I like the Rams passing game in my longshot parlay analysis above, so will keep this one short and sweet.

As we head into Week 10 of the NFL season, many bettors are looking for ways to increase their odds and potentially win big. One popular strategy is to place a parlay bet, which involves combining multiple individual bets into one larger bet. While parlay bets can be risky, they also offer the potential for a much higher payout than placing individual bets.

For those looking to take their parlay bets to the next level, a 5-leg parlay can offer even greater odds and payouts. By combining five different bets into one, bettors have the opportunity to win big if all of their selections come through.

When putting together a 5-leg parlay, it’s important to choose your selections carefully. Look for games where you feel confident in the outcome, but also consider including some underdog picks to increase your potential payout. It’s also a good idea to mix up your selections across different games and teams to spread out your risk.

One key advantage of a 5-leg parlay is the potential for a much higher payout compared to a traditional parlay with fewer legs. For example, a 5-leg parlay offering an 83-1 payout means that a $10 bet could potentially return $830 if all five selections are correct. While the odds of winning a 5-leg parlay are lower than a traditional parlay with fewer legs, the potential payout is significantly higher.

Of course, it’s important to remember that parlay bets are inherently risky and there is no guarantee of winning. It’s always a good idea to bet responsibly and only wager what you can afford to lose. That being said, for those looking to add some excitement to their NFL betting experience, a 5-leg parlay can offer the chance to win big with just a single bet.

As you prepare for Week 10 of the NFL season, consider putting together a 5-leg parlay to increase your odds and potentially win big. With careful selection and a little bit of luck, you could be celebrating a major payout come Sunday evening. Good luck!