Week 6 NFL Parlay Predictions, Odds

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13 October 2023

The Dallas Cowboys’ track record after lopsided defeats is a big reason Big D is one of our NFL parlay predictions for Week 6 based on the best NFL odds.

After a humiliating 42-10 loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday Night Football, the Dallas Cowboys try to get back on track when they visit the Los Angeles Chargers in another primetime matchup on Monday. The Chargers won two straight games preceding their Week 5 bye, but can they match the Cowboys’ intensity?

To help with your NFL predictions for Week 6 and to accompany our NFL best bets, here are our best NFL parlay predictions (odds via our best NFL betting sites; pick confidence based on a 1-to-5-star scale).

Best NFL Week 6 parlay predictions

Ravens moneyline vs. Titans (-192) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

If they hadn’t mismanaged the clock late in an overtime loss to the Indianapolis Colts and committed countless mistakes last week against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Ravens would stand alongside the 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles as the league’s only undefeated teams. All the dropped passes, red-zone miscues, and mental errors in the 17-10 defeat at Pittsburgh should only bring a more focused effort this week from the Ravens, who departed for London on Monday to make sure they’re as prepared as possible for the international contest against the Titans.

Defensively, Baltimore has yet to allow more than 300 yards in regulation time this season and shouldn’t have trouble extending that streak against a Tennessee squad that badly lacks big-play potential, especially in the passing game. The Ravens held the Titans to 51 rushing yards and 12 first downs when these teams met in the playoffs last season.

Laying more than a field goal in a game with a total in the low 40s isn’t that appealing, but getting Baltimore to win the game at less than -200 looks like a great way to kick off our Week 6 NFL parlay with an early winner.

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Eagles -6.5 vs. Jets (-112) ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense aren’t putting up eye-popping numbers the way they did last season, but Philly’s defense is more than making up for it. After last week’s 23-14 win in Los Angeles, in which Philadelphia allowed just 54 rushing yards and 17 first downs to the Los Angeles Rams, the Eagles are allowing an average of just 15 points per game on the road.

They’re also excelling at stopping the run, which is really the Jets’ only plan of attack as long as Zach Wilson is under center. Even though New York is off to a 2-3 start, Wilson has been held without a TD pass in two of his last three games and has a 4:5 touchdown-to-interception ratio on the season. Last week in Denver, the Jets’ touchdowns came on a 72-yard run by Breece Hall and a late fumble recovery, things that are unlikely to repeat themselves against Philadelphia.

New York could also be flat after that 31-21 victory over the Denver Broncos, a game the Jets had circled ever since Denver coach Sean Payton ripped offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett. We saw in Week 2 what a flat Jets team looks like — they were blasted 30-10 in Dallas following a season-opening OT win over the Buffalo Bills — and this week’s matchup with the Eagles could be more of the same.

Cowboys -2 vs. Chargers (-110) ⭐⭐⭐⭐

To say the Cowboys are taking last week’s 42-10 loss to San Francisco to heart would be an understatement. Head coach Mike McCarthy reportedly hasn’t left the team complex all week and asked other coaches on the staff to do the same, determined to help Dallas get back on track.

In McCarthy’s defense, he’s got a strong history of quickly righting the ship after a bad loss. Not only has Dallas won each of its last five games following a double-digit defeat, but all of those victories covered the spread by 10 points or more. Four of those wins came by 17-plus points, and the other was an outright win as a seven-point underdog.

Los Angeles is coming off a bye week and hopes to have top running back Austin Ekeler in the lineup once again as it looks to build on consecutive wins. However, those victories came against the Minnesota Vikings and Las Vegas Raiders — teams who have combined to sport a 3-7 record — and the Chargers needed a late defensive stand to seal both of them. L.A.’s defense is still allowing the second-highest average total yards in the NFL, and the Bolts’ one strength on that side of the ball (rushing the passer) can be negated by a strong Dallas offensive line.

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Week 6 NFL parlay picks made Thursday at 3:38 p.m. ET