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One of the great things about the 2025-26 NFL season so far, is that there is parity in both conferences. In fact, no team is an overwhelming Super Bowl favorite and most of the divisions are still wide open with at least two teams looking like true contenders. With that said, parity has made NFL betting tricky at times. Fortunately, NFL parlays are one way to maximize betting value by mixing in some favorites with a few fliers. After looking at the Week 8 slate of games, we have a handful of NFL picks to add to our parlay card. Let’s take a closer look at best NFL parlays for Week 8. As you can see, this four-leg parlay card

The Week 8 Sunday Night Football matchup features two teams fighting for supremacy in their respective conferences and a storyline that needs no introduction – Aaron Rodgers versus the Green Bay Packers. Rodgers, who had already produced a Hall of Fame career with the Packers, will host his old team when the Pack visit the Pittsburgh Steelers in what should be an entertaining matchup. The Packers (4-1-1) are coming off a narrow win over the Arizona Cardinals in Week 7, which was a surprise considering the disparity in talent. Yet, it’s not the first time that the Packers have played down to their level of competition this season. You all remember Week 3 versus the Browns? The Steelers (4-2) are

The 2025-26 NFL season is moving along at a rapid pace. If you aren’t prepared, then you could miss out on some solid NFL betting opportunities. Fortunately, we’ve got you covered wit a wide range of NFL content to keep you informed and ready to score on your NFL wagers. Week 8 kicks off with a Thursday Night Football matchup that is a perfect option for our NFL Underdog picks of the week. Additionally, we’re putting the defending Super Bowl champions on upset alert along with two other NFL picks, as well. So, without further delay, let’s dive over the top of this pile, cross the goal line, and make some winning NFL underdog picks. Last week, was a rough

Week 8 opens with a battle of two teams coming off losses as the Los Angeles Chargers host the Minnesota Vikings on Thursday Night Football. The Vikings (3-3) have alternated between wins and losses over their first six games of the season. They lost by six points to the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. It was a disappointment considering that they were coming off a Bye Week and had extra time to prepare. The Chargers (4-3) were smacked around in Week 7 by the Indianapolis Colts. Los Angeles is slumping with three losses in their last four games, and barely beat the Dolphins in Week 6. The Chargers are just 2-2 at home this year, and look