Free Week 9 NFL Parlay Picks: Get 72-1 Odds with This 5-Leg Parlay

• There are another 14 games to be played in Week 9 of the 2024-25 NFL season
• I have two different NFL parlays I am playing in Week 9
• See my longshot 72-1 NFL parlay and my higher-probability parlay below

I’m back with two more NFL parlays for Week 9 of the 2024-25 season. Last week’s two parlays were both losers, and I’m kind of glad the Jets lost so we weren’t robbed of one parlay because of injury. I’m feeling really good about the two NFL parlays I have put together for Week 9, though.

I have gone through all the NFL betting lines for Week 9 and landed on two parlays: one longshot NFL parlay that gets me +7210 odds, and one higher-probability parlay at +155 odds. You can find both of them below, along with my analysis for each leg under the corresponding tables.

Longshot Week 9 NFL Parlay

My longshot NFL parlay for Week 9 comes in at five legs for +7210 odds at ESPN Bet. This is the best sportsbook to place this parlay with – or at least was at the time of writing this. DraftKings gets close at +7038 odds, but no other sportsbooks are good options. BetMGM and bet365 do not offer the proper milestones for the Stafford or Ridley legs, Caesars doesn’t give a 25+ option for Davis, and FanDuel did not have any props for the Patriots/Titans game.

A $5 bet on this parlay at ESPN Bet paid $360.50 when I placed it at the odds above.

I’m getting this NFL parlay started with Ray Davis to rush for 25+ yards. The Bills backup RB has accomplished this feat in each of their last three games. I do appreciate that two of those games were blowouts and James Cook did not play in the other. However, I foresee the Bills finding themselves in a positive game script again in their Week 9 matchup with the Dolphins. When these two teams met in Week 2, Davis saw nine carries and turned them into 29 yards in Buffalo’s 31-10 win. I like him to see another handful of rushing attempts and convert them into at least 25 yards.

I discussed why I like Brian Robinson to score a touchdown in my Week 9 NFL TD Picks. I know he’s listed as questionable at the time of writing this, but if he does play, I believe the Commanders at least use him in goal line situations.

The third leg of this longshot NFL parlay is Calvin Ridley for 60+ receiving yards. In the Titans first game with no DeAndre Hopkins, Ridley saw 15 targets, catching ten of them for 143 yards. This came against a decent Lions pass defense. Tennessee faces a New England defense in Week 9 who allows the seventh-most net yards per pass attempt. Whether it’s Mason Rudolph or Will Levis under center, I like Ridley to remain the focal point of the offense against a bad Patriots secondary.

I went into more detail on why I like the Bears this weekend in my Week 9 NFL Picks. With me liking them to win outright, I can get an even better price with the alt spread Bears -2.5, while also staying on the right side of a significant number in NFL spreads.

The final leg of the parlay is Matthew Stafford to throw for 275+ yards. The Rams QB has only hit this milestone in two of seven games this season, but he has also been without both Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp for the majority of those games. The two games where he did hit this number were the two games Nacua has played in. Both of his receivers are healthy for their Week 9 matchup with an average Seahawks defense. Seattle ranks 15th in net yards allowed per pass attempt, and I think their offense will be able to put some points up to keep LA’s foot on the gas.

Higher-Probability Week 9 NFL Parlay

My three-leg, higher-probability NFL parlay for Week 9 is best played at FanDuel. ESPN Bet gets close to the +155 odds, but DraftKings is quite a bit lower. Caesars does not offer Hurts at 175+, while BetMGM and bet365 do not offer milestones for passing in multiples of 25.

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The first leg of this parlay is Bills moneyline. Buffalo beat Miami 31-10 in their first meeting, which was in Miami. They’re listed as big as 6.5-point favorites at home against the Dolphins in Week 9. I don’t think much of Miami this season. We have seen two fully healthy games of Tua Tagocailoa under center, and they barely beat the Jaguars at home and lost to the Cardinals.

Jalen Hurts to throw for 175+ passing yards is the second leg. Hurts has a great matchup against the Jaguars in Week 9. Jacksonville allows the second-most net yards per pass attempt, but they allow the sixth-fewest yards per rush attempt. As a result, I think we see Philadelphia look to attack more through the air. Hurts has thrown for at least 175 yards in five of seven, and I believe Jacksonville’s offense will do enough to keep this game competitive.

The final leg of this NFL parlay is Puka Nacua for 50+ receiving yards. Nacua saw nine targets in his first game back from injury, where he was obviously on some sort of snap count, and he turned the opportunities into seven grabs for 106 yards. This came against a good Vikings pass defense. The Rams WR also recorded 35 yards in just over a quarter of play in Week 1, the only other game he has suited up for this season. The Rams see a mediocre Seahawks pass defense in Week 9, and Nacua should not have any limitations or snap count.