Best Week 16 NFL Parlay Picks
• Washington +3 • Detroit -8.5 • Minnesota -4 • Pittsburgh (-10.5) Steelers + Ravens = OVER 47
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Washington at Philadelphia
When: Saturday, December 26th at 8:25 PM ET Odds: Philadelphia -3 What about that man Kirk Cousins? Don’t you just love the new him? I mean, against Miami, this guy was sterling in his game, completing 22-of-28 passes for 319 yards and four touchdowns for an impressive passer rating of 112.4. And it was not just in Week 15, he’s been like that down the stretch, throwing 16 touchdown passes against only three interceptions in his last eight games—a key reason the Redskins lead their division. The Eagles, meanwhile, have been blowing hot and cold, and after impressing in their ‘lucky’ win over New England, they’ve returned to their disappointing ways, culminated by their disheartening 40-17 defeat to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. With Sam Bradford still full of errors (he threw two costly picks vs. the Cards) and Philly’s running game barely showing any pulse, it would be a huge surprise if Chip Kelly’s Eagles flew high enough to claim the win here. Picks: Washington wins to claim both SU and ATSSan Francisco at Detroit
When: Sunday, December 27th at 1:00 PM ET Odds: Detroit -8.5 Analysis: BLOWOUT ALERT! The 4-10 Niners have been showing some offensive pulse since Blaine Gabbert took over starting duties. In his last outing, the young QB went 30-50, for 295 YDS and 1 TD in 24-14 losing effort to the Bengals. Unfortunately for him, Detroit starting QB Mathew Stafford specializes in chewing weaker opponents for lunch, and this happens to be a 1 PM matchup, so there is a very high likelihood that the Stafford and Lions will mauling the Niners in all kinds of ways for a near-sure win and cover. Picks: Detroit dismantles San Francisco for a big win that will pay the Lions fans on both the SU and ATS lines.