NFL Parlay of the Weekend | Week 13

Our experts have carefully gone through each of the Week 13 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 on Sunday’s prime-time game. 

Under 47.5 | -112 at BetRivers Sportsbook

This matchup between AFC playoff hopefuls should provide plenty of entertainment but not many points. One big reason for that is the play of the Denver defense, which has played very well since Week 6. They have shut down the Chiefs and Bills and will have no problem containing the Texans this weekend.
 
On the other side, the Texans' defense is young and still developing. While they can be beaten, the Denver offense is far from overwhelming. They play conservatively and get a lot of help from their defense. Even if they are able to get the win on Sunday, don’t expect them to put up a significant number.

Dolphins -9.5 | -110 at BetRivers Sportsbook

This spread is still too small, so we are going to make some money on it this weekend. The Commanders' defense is last in the league in opponent scoring, allowing 29.2 points per game. That will be a big problem against a Miami offense averaging 30.8 points per game. While a change in defensive coordinator could boost the Commanders, it won’t be enough to keep up with the Dolphins.
 
The Miami defense lost a top pass rusher in Jaelan Phillips last week, but it won’t matter against Sam Howell and the Washington offense. The Commanders' run game isn’t good, which will force them to attack through the air. While Howell won’t have Phillips pressuring him, he’ll still work against a secondary featuring Jalen Ramsey, Xavien Howard, and Eli Apple. That will break their offense, leading to another Miami blowout win.

Colts -1| -112 at BetRivers Sportsbook

The Indianapolis Colts have turned their season around in November. They have won all three games this month with Gardner Minshew at the helm for the offense. This line is so low because the Colts will be without their top running back, Jonathan Taylor. However, backup Zach Moss has proven he can handle the starting role. He started the team’s first four games, going for 445 yards and four combined touchdowns.
 
The Titans broke a three-game losing streak last weekend but came against the 1-10 Panthers. They only managed to win 17-10 as rookie quarterback Will Levis continues to try and settle into the starting role. Derrick Henry is no longer the back he was, and DeAndre Hopkins’s production is way down. Combine that with their lousy defense, and you can see why we are jumping on this bet this weekend.