Week 11 NFL Parlay Picks: Cowboys Come Out Swinging in Carolina

We’re down to the final game of the season, and I’m going to miss it because Sundays aren’t the same without football, especially during the cold winter months.

Thankfully, the Super Bowl odds are giving us a great matchup with a tight spread and an avalanche of amazing betting opportunities. I’m deep into building out my betting card and am combining a variation of my favorite Super Bowl picks into a same-game parlay. 

When playing parlays, I like to play it a little bit safer, and you’ll notice that with my four-legger below. We’ll be backing a strong Chiefs performance, a couple of skill-position studs, and a defense-led conclusion to the game with this Super Bowl parlay pick.

Check out my analysis below and best of luck with your Super Bow…

An AFC West rivalry plays out again on Sunday when the Las Vegas Raiders take on the Denver Broncos in the Mile High City.

Both 2-2 teams will be looking to kickstart a winning streak with a big divisional W. My Raiders vs. Broncos predictions believe the tides will turn in this recently one-sided rivalry.

Find out why I’m projecting a Broncos win in my NFL picks for Sunday, October 6.

Raiders vs Broncos prediction

My best betBroncos -3 (-105 at BetMGM)

My analysisThe Las Vegas Raiders have won nine of the last 10 matchups in this divisional rivalry and eight straight. However, the Denver Broncos are ready to buck that trend, and it’s all thanks to their defense. They’ve only allowed 13.8 points per game, which …

This is an actual photo, taken last weekend, from the Iowa-Iowa State pregame last Saturday. God we miss college sometimes. How About A Beer Bong, Senator Kerry? [The Wizard Of Odds] Relatedsportsbooks for footballbet on the nfl play offscollege footballlegit nba betting sitesmlb sportsbooknhl sportsbooksbest ufc sportsbooktop online soccer betting sitesbetting sites for copa america …

Thomas Tuchel is not worried about upsetting Chelsea’s players by admonishing them during games and said he has mellowed on the touchline in recent years, admitting “nobody was safe” from him at the start of his managerial career.

Tuchel showed his ruthless side when he substituted Callum Hudson-Odoi on and off during Chelsea’s draw with Southampton last month and he was heard criticising Timo Werner’s positioning during his side’s win over Everton on Monday. The former Paris Saint-Germain manager told the forward in German: “Timo, how long are you staying on the left? You’re playing on the right! The last 15 minutes you’ve only been on the left! Don’t you understand?”

Premier League: 10 things to look out for this w…

1) Ten Hag confuses with Casemiro derby decision

Erik ten Hag is nothing if not a Serious Football Man, but there was an element of comedy about Manchester United’s unravelling at the Etihad. It was there in the comment from Ten Hag that Cristiano Ronaldo did not appear “out of respect for his big career”. That may or may not be a brilliant caustic joke. More significantly it was there on Casemiro’s face as he came on with the game already dead, having worked his way through five Champions League medals only to discover that, in fact, he’s not as good as Scott McTominay. So, some useful information there for the Brazilian. Ten Hag is the latest United manager caught between ill-…

Brendan Rodgers has insisted any offence taken by Philippe Clement over comments the Celtic manager made in relation to Saturday’s Old Firm derby is “without merit”.

Rodgers’ opposite number at Rangers claimed his rival lacked respect after promising Celtic would have “a bit of fun” in what is being widely billed as a title decider. Celtic lead Rangers by three points with the same number of Premiership games remaining.

“I think anyone who was at my press conference would have sensed the way in which it was said,” Rodgers said. “The reaction to that is totally without merit. It has no context whatsoever.

“I have never referred to these [games] other than being intense, b…

Four teams emerged as winners in the quarterfinals of The International Sunday, as Team Liquid, Cloud9, Tundra Esports and Gaimin Gladiators all advanced to the upper bracket semifinals in Copenhagen, Denmark. The losing teams — nouns, Team Falcons, Aurora and Xtreme Gaming – all fell into the lower bracket and await for their opponents to be determined by Round 1 matches over the next two days. Team Liquid defeated Xtreme Gaming 2-0, winning in 39 minutes playing on red and in 19 minutes playing on green. Cloud9 downed Aurora 2-0 by winning in 35 minutes (playing on green) and 39 minutes (playing on red). Tundra Esports got the 2-0 victory over Team Falcons, winning on green in 36 minutes and on red in 68 minutes. Gaimin Gladiators had the toughest route to victory of the bunch, fa…

That's the word from Peter Kafka. He reports: People familiar with both companies say they haven't agreed on final terms, but are now negotiating exclusively and have agreed on a price: If the transaction goes through, Time Warner's cable network unit is set to pay more than $200 million for the sports site. Two hundred million dollars. That'll buy a lot of unpaid contributors! Turner wants a sports site—it manages NBA.com and PGA.com but owns neither—after it split from managing Sports Illustrated's site. Why not just buy one? Kafka reports that SI and Bleacher Report's monthly traffic (roughly 9 million uniques a month, according to comScore) is about the same. Turner nearly bought Bleacher Report last month before backing out. [ AllThingsD] …

Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager will miss the rest of the season after undergoing Tommy John surgery, the team announced today. He has some excellent company on the disabled list, joining a solid crew of teammates that currently includes Justin Turner, Yasiel Puig, Logan Forsythe, Rich Hill and Julio Urias. Hampered by those injuries, the team has gotten off to a 12-15 start—and losing Seager, the 2016 Rookie of the Year, is the most serious blow yet. The Dodgers don’t have great depth at short to replace him; utility man Enrique Hernandez can work there, and they’ve called up non-prospect rookie Breyvic Valera as another option, but neither of those choices feels particularly heartwarming when the goal is to replace a guy who’s earned MVP votes in each of his two maj…

Some people are fans of the Cleveland Browns. But many, many more people are NOT fans of the Cleveland Browns. This 2015 Deadspin NFL team preview is for those in the latter group. Read all the previews so far here. Your team: Cleveland Browns: Your 2014 record: 7-9. I’m as stunned as you are. They should hang a banner. Your coach: Mike Pettine. Keep in mind that the Browns fired poor Rob Chudzinski after just one season, and Pettine was the only person out there willing to replace him. And how did the Browns reward him for volunteering to throw himself into the dumpster fire? By having their moron GM send illegal texts to the sideline during games to actively bitch about Pettine’s handiwork. Only the Browns could find a way to cheat (and get caught and punished) in a way that o…