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Week 11 of the 2025-26 NFL season has arrived and there are a number of large NFL betting spreads and moneylines for this weekend’s slate of games. Will any of these make our best underdog picks of the week? If curious, some of these larger spreads and moneylines did make our best Week 11 parlays of the week. With that said, we do have a handful of NFL picks for Week 11 that we are really high on. Most of these picks are road teams but a few of these lines seem to have missed the mark. So, that’s where we swoop in and try to maximize the perceived betting value. If you checked out our Underdog picks for Week

Looking for some good NFL betting picks for week 11? I’ve got a nice batch of NFL player props that should help you out. Seeing as I was red hot (4-1) with my five NFL prop bets I dished out last week, you may want to hop on them. The road to the 2026 Super Bowl continues this week, and there are several marquee matchups that yield pretty interesting spots. We can exploit that, while there are also some oddly priced NFL player prop bets in general. Stop by our Week 11 NFL predictions for even more insight into this week’s betting slate, or read on for my favorite NFL picks to target in the player prop market. RJ Harvey

The top three in College Football’s Top 25 refuses to budge. There’s a decent chance it stays the course for much of the way until the 2025 College Football Championship rolls around, but we can still take some shots at some upsets. That probably doesn’t include betting against the likes of Ohio State or Indiana this week, but Week 12 in college football is nevertheless going to be inviting in the way of upsets. Curious as to which college football underdog picks are worth attacking? After a strong showing (3-1) with last week;s NCAAF upset picks, I’m confident in yet another batch of plays bettors can go after. Let’s see who made the cut, why they look good, and how

If you tailed our Week 11 College Football parlay, you’re welcome. We got back on track with a four-leg, +741 odds parlay that paid out a profit of $741! We played Texas Tech on the moneyline for an easy win. The books suggested that the Red Raiders would win easily against a ranked BYU. Texas A&M and Alabama also covered easily, but we did have to sweat out Vanderbilt as they ran into a tough Auburn team. The Tigers were playing their first game after the firing of head coach Hugh Freeze. Vandy had to go to overtime to beat the Tigers 45-38 and cover the 6.5-point spread. That win closed out Week 11’s parlay with an awesome win! All