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Week 16 feels like it’s already Playoff time as NFL teams are scrambling to secure a postseason berth. This week has a number of massive showdowns that can impact the Playoff seeding. Additionally, there are a handful of clunkers that look juicy for our Week 16 NFL parlay card. Last week, we went 3-1 with our parlay picks. The AFC South was kind to us as they helped us go 2-0 with victories by the Jaguars and Texans. The Broncos were our upset pick of Week 15, and they made us look like geniuses. Unfortunately, Carolina crashed and burned last weekend and killed our parlay card.   After looking at the Week 16 slate of games, we have a handful

As we move into Week 16 of the NFL season, playoff positioning and tiebreakers are beginning to take center stage across the league. Several contenders are laying significant numbers at home, while a handful of divisional matchups feature tighter spreads and lower totals that could attract early betting interest at the best sports betting sites. This week’s slate includes a can’t-miss Thursday Night Football matchup in Seattle, multiple Saturday games with postseason implications, and a loaded Sunday card featuring heavyweight AFC and NFC clashes. Large spreads for teams like Houston, Buffalo, and Detroit immediately jump off the page, while games such as Bengals–Dolphins and Chiefs–Titans present more interesting betting decisions. Totals are mixed across the board, with several games sitting

Week 16 arrives on Thursday night, as the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams face off in the game of the week. That’s arguably the biggest game of the year in the NFC, but there’s another one on Saturday between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears that is almost as good. The point? Week 16 in the NFL projects to be a ton of fun, as the playoff picture gets more intense with so many good teams jockeying for position en route to a run to this year’s Super Bowl. NFL betting can be fun, too, especially if you roll with my top week 16 NFL player prop bets. That’s been the case the past two weeks, as my

We take our parlay game to the first round of the College Football Playoff, which gets started this weekend. There are four first-round games, all played at the home of the higher seed. There are also a handful of early bowl games. From those games, we have put together another four-leg parlay. Our last one during championship week didn’t fare so well. Texas Tech did cover in its win over BYU to win the Big 12, but not many saw the Duke Blue Devils upsetting Virginia in the ACC title game. We were correct on our take of Indiana +3.5 against Ohio State, but missed on the total in the SEC championship game. We liked the Over since the most