NFL Picks & Parlay of the Weekend | Conference Championship Round

Our experts have carefully gone through all four Conference Championship Round 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.

Ravens -3.5 | -115 at FanDuel Sportsbook

The Chiefs got an impressive road win against the Bills, but Buffalo was a team with some major issues. That is not what they’ll face this week as they head to take on Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. This Chiefs team still has issues on offense, and those will cost them a trip to the Super Bowl on Sunday.

The Ravens are arguably the most balanced team in football. They finished fourth in the league in scoring and first in opponent scoring. They also led the league in sacks and turnovers, showing their ability to make game-altering plays. Combine that with likely-MVP Lamar Jackson and a Baltimore offense that may have Mark Andrews back, and you have a recipe for a Ravens win.

49ers -6.5| -138 at FanDuel Sportsbook

The Lions have been a great story, but their luck is about to run out. Detroit has ridden their offense and a rowdy home crowd to the NFC Championship, but now they’ll be on the road in a hostile environment. Detroit has not beaten a team anywhere close to the Niners level, and it will show on Sunday.

The Niners came close to seeing their season end last weekend but managed to get the win. It was a wakeup call for a team whose starters hadn’t played in two weeks. They will be prepared for Sunday, and we have seen what this team can do when fully focused. Expect them to punish a bad Lions secondary enroute to a lopsided win.

George Kittle over 61.5 receiving yards |  -114 at BetMGM Sportsbook

This is our favorite player prop bet of the weekend. Kittle was fantastic against the Packers, catching four targets for 81 yards and a touchdown. He made some big plays that helped the Niners get the win. If Deebo Samuel is missed the game or is limited due to injury, it will only serve to get Kittle more targets on Sunday.

On top of his playmaking talent, Kittle will also have the advantage of facing a weak Lions pass defense. They finished the season ranked twenty-seventh against the pass, allowing 247.4 yards per game through the air. Kittle will be a nightmare matchup for an already shaky unit, and it will lead to a lot of yards.