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NFL odds: Week 4 parlays featuring favorites, underdogs include Rams vs. Eagles, Falcons vs. Saints

NFL odds: Week 4 parlays featuring favorites, underdogs include Rams vs. Eagles, Falcons vs. Saints

cbssports.com 02.10.2026 14:00 4 views
SportsLine football expert Mike Tierney gives out his favorite parlays for Week 4 of the NFL season

Week 4 is finally upon us, and with it comes a ton of major games that could have massive implications on the playoffs when the season is over. The Rams and Eagles clash with each NFC contender aiming to get back in the win column, and a battle for the NFC South takes place on Monday with the Falcons and Panthers squaring off. There are a ton of NFL betting options for Week 4, which includes parlay betting.

Before you craft up any NFL money line parlays, you should first check out what SportsLine NFL expert Mike Tierney has to say. Get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades by claiming the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 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 4. Tail Tierney's picks for NFL Week 4 with the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS for up to $1,500 in bonus bets: The Rams are simply too talented to drop to 1-3.

The opening loss to the 49ers was partly a product of playing halfway across the globe, while the second setback in Denver was partly undeserving based on a critically misguided official's call. Matthew Stafford remains aging-like-fine-wine good, while Puka Nacua is due back from injury hiatus. Philly has failed to cover this season and must prep for L.A. in an abbreviated week.

The status of Aaron Donald is worth monitoring. Yes, the Packers have stunk this season. Sure, its offensive line has been touched by injuries, resulting in the statistically worst ground game and an inability to protect the passer.

Of course, teams starting a quarterback who sat on the bench in Week 1 are 6-0 outright. The Bucs, for the first time in franchise annals, are leaning on an undrafted rookie behind center. Jalon Daniels does not have much to work with; the Bucs' offense with now-injured Baker Mayfield at the controls ranks 27th.

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