NFL odds: Week 6 parlays featuring favorites, underdogs include Panthers-Eagles, Chiefs-Chargers — SkimNews
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- Mike Tierney released his Week 6 NFL parlay picks; he is 320-271-16 in the NFL over the past four seasons and 130-101 ATS (56.3%) over the past two seasons, returning $1,867 to $100 players.
- Panthers money line vs. Eagles is the top favorite pick despite Philadelphia missing QB Jalen Hurts and RB Saquon Barkley; Carolina ranks third in yards per game, fourth in scoring (~30+ PPG), and QB Bryce Young owns a 100 passer rating with a rest advantage.
- Bills money line vs. Raiders is backed because the Raiders have the 28th-ranked rush attack; their last three opponents averaged 34 points against them, topped by 45 from New England last Sunday.
- Chiefs money line vs. Chargers pits the 4-0 Chiefs against the 0-5 Chargers, with QB Justin Herbert "taking a weekly beating"; Kansas City comes off a bye with motivation to avenge last season's LA sweep, and no undefeated team this deep has fallen straight-up to a winless opponent in 24 years.
- Texans money line vs. Jaguars benefits from WR Nico Collins's return and the Houston debut of newly acquired WR Marvin Harrison Jr., giving QB CJ Stroud two top weapons for the first time; the Jaguars are a pedestrian 8-7 across 15 games in London.
- Giants money line vs. Saints sees the 1-4 Giants favored on the road over the 3-1-1 Saints behind Jameis Winston (2-0-1 as a starter), with Saints QB Tyler Shough described as "bumped-and-bruised."
- Browns money line vs. Ravens hinges on Lamar Jackson's status after he skipped two main practice days; Tierney calls Baltimore's 4-1 record "deceptive" given an easy schedule and three one-score wins.
Why it matters: Tierney's picks are built on injury and situational arbitrage — Hurts and Barkley sidelined in Philly, Raiders allowing 34 PPG to recent opponents, and a 0-5 Chargers team whose 4-0 opponent hasn't lost in this spot in 24 years. The buried move is the Texans' acquisition of Marvin Harrison Jr. via trade, which gives CJ Stroud two elite weapons for the first time and materially lifts Houston's upset ceiling in London.
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