We're finally in Week 1 of the NFL season, and things kicked off with a bang as the Seattle Seahawks beat the New England Patriots 13-10 in the opener on Wednesday. The action picks up considerably Sunday with 13 games before a Monday Night Football matchup between the Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs. Chiefs showdown is part of SportsLine football expert Mike Tierney's parlay bets this week.
Fans interested in NFL betting really need to see the money line parlays Tierney has put together -- with one of them consisting of all underdogs and the other grouping three favorites for a solid potential profit. Get a $25 bonus after $25 in trades by claiming the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS here: Tierney is a veteran sportswriter whose work appears periodically in the New York Times and Los Angeles Times, and he has covered the NFL for decades and reported from seven Super Bowls. He is 320-271-16 in the NFL the past four seasons, returning $1,867 to $100 players.
That includes Mike going 130-101 ATS (56.3 percent) the past two seasons. Here are his best parlays for Week 1. Bet on NFL Week 1 at FanDuel and get $350 in bonus bets when you bet $5+ for seven days: Welcome to the weekly feature where we recommend three-team money line betting parlays on the weekend's NFL card.
You will see one set of games exclusively with favorites, followed by a set consisting entirely of underdogs for those feeling especially daring. Each game is accompanied by the most favorable line selected from the half-dozen sportsbooks recognized by SportsLine. By the time you read this, some numbers might have shifted slightly.
In the Windy City, head coach Ben Johnson and quarterback Caleb Williams have figured out the Rubik's Cube of offense. The Bears wound up with the league's No. 6 ranking. Well, it was the fourth-worst while relying too much on takeaways.
Carolina may wield too few playmakers to make the Bears regret not upgrading their D in the offseason. A relatively high total (46.5) hints at plenty of points, and Chicago owns a much higher ceiling for keeping the scoreboard operator busy. Say what you will about Philly head coach Nick Sirianni, but his teams are fast out of the blocks.
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