Welcome to our 2024 NFL parlay picks page, where we compile the same-game parlays and multi-game parlays from our experts Mitch Bannon, Tony Farmer, and Nick Holz. We’ve got our Odds Shark staff parlay below, followed by our same-game parlays for this week’s games.

As the teams hunt for the NFL playoffs, let’s hunt for our own big parlays to pop off.

Odds Shark’s Staff Parlay (+4365)

After nailing a OS staff parlay early in the season, we’ve lost two weeks in a row. But, we’re back with a Week 7 staff super parlay:

Steve’s Pick: Keon Coleman Anytime TD (+175)

Yeah, I know the Bills signed Amari Cooper, which is great for this bet. L’Jarius Snead will spend his time following Cooper around, so our boy Coleman can roam around freely. The Bills should be able to move the ball against this Titans defense, and when they get in the red zone it’ll be Coleman time. Getting the former FSU stud a touchdown this week would be a nice little reminder to the rest for the league that the Bills have weapons and they know how to use them

Tony’s Pick: Panthers commanders over 51.5 (-110)

Both teams are dealing with a bunch of injuries on defense and those units are awful even when they’re healthy. Both teams should be able to move the ball at will on offense. I’m expecting fireworks.

Ninja’s Pick: Drake Maye OVER 202.5 Passing Yards (-115)

I can’t help it as I find myself wrapped in the excitement of the Drake Maye era.

I expect another solid outing from the North Carolina Product against a Jacksonville Jaguars defense that doesn’t get to the quarterback and, according to PFF, a coverage unit is bottom six in terms of catch rate (75.4 percent), yards allowed per coverage snap (7.06) and explosive pass plays allowed (16.2 percent).

Nick’s Pick: Chiefs-49ers Under 47.5 (-110)

Despite their prowess the Chiefs own the NFL’s 31st ranked offense by explosive play rate. On the other side I think the 49ers offense is being overvalued. They’ve played the likes of the Rams, Cardinals, Patriots and Seahawks which is sure to boost the box score. Expect far more of a defensive showdown in this Super Bowl rematch.

Mitch’s Pick: Lamar Jackson Anytime TD (+135)

The Buccaneers’ defense has allowed the fifth-most rushing yards and the most ground touchdowns (four) to QBs. That sounds like an absolute dream for Lamar Jackson, who has 403 rushing yards and two ground touchdowns already this year.

Here are the rest of our Week 7 parlays:

It’s time for the first edition of MLB player prop picks for August.

To kick off this month, I’m backing on a Ian Happ’s total base OVER (+155) and fading Jesus Sanchez’s hits UNDER (+135) as my MLB player prop selections.

Here are my two MLB player prop picks today with breakdowns:

MLB Prop Pick Today: Ian Happ OVER 1.5 Total Bases (+155)

Cardinals vs Cubs Odds – Game Time: 8:10 pm ET

This pick may seem to go against my UNDER 8.0 in the Cards vs Cubs game, but I think Ian Happ can still have a good day.

For starters, Happ loves this matchup against Cards starter Sonny Gray. In 16 career at-bats against him, Happ has seven hits (four for extra-bases), good for a .438 average and 1.283 OPS. He’s also gone over 1.5 total bases in four of his last six meetings against the Cardinals. Happ also has five hits in his last four games (including homering last night against the Reds).

I also think these Happ hits could come later in the game. The Cards may have a top-10 bullpen by ERA, but they actually let up the 14th-most hits to relievers in MLB.

MLB Prop Pick Today: Jesus sanchez UNDER 0.5 Hits (+135)

Marlins vs Braves Odds – Game Time: 7:20 pm ET

I’m fading the entire Marlins lineup as part of my MLB expert picks today, but I’m going to hone in on Jesus Sanchez for my props. Sanchez has three hits in 18 career at-bats against Charlie Morton, good for a 1.67 AVG and .472 OPS.

He’s also insanely cold lately, failing to get a hit in four of his last six games. He’s seen his average drop from .249 to .241 in that six-game stretch.

I also think the Braves bullpen will be able to lock things down after Morton leaves the game. Atlanta’s relievers have the second-lowest ERA in baseball (2.97 ERA) and have allowed the third-fewest hits (301).