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NFL Week 5 parlay advertises nearly $1.2 million payout on a $10 bet
A betting model has put together a seven-leg parlay for Week 5 of the 2026 NFL season.
It says a $10 bet could pay nearly $1.2 million if all seven picks win.
The games involve NFL teams, including the Baltimore Ravens and Atlanta Falcons, whose matchup is one of the featured picks.
That pick is for the game to have more than 49.5 total points, compared with a standard total of 43.5.
The model projects 51 points and points to both teams’ scoring and defensive records as reasons for the pick.
A parlay combines several bets, so every selection must be correct for the full payout.
The full set of picks is available through SportsLine, and the games are scheduled for Week 5.
SportsLine’s computer simulation model has selected a seven-leg NFL Week 5 parlay that could pay nearly $1.2 million on a $10 bet.
The parlay includes an alternate total of over 49.5 points in the Ravens-Falcons game, at +173 odds.
The model simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, according to CBS Sports.
CBS Sports says the model is 55-44 on its top-rated picks dating back to 2024.
The full parlay picks are available through SportsLine.
- Who
- SportsLine’s computer simulation model selected the parlay.
- What
- A seven-leg NFL parlay could pay nearly $1.2 million on a $10 bet.
- When
- Week 5 of the 2026 NFL season; the article was published on October 10, 2026.
- Where
- NFL games, including Ravens vs. Falcons.
- Why
- The model used its projections to select a longshot parlay. The article highlights an over 49.5-point pick in Ravens-Falcons.
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- Potential bet
- $10
- Advertised potential payout
- Nearly $1.2 million
- Number of legs
- 7
- Highlighted pick
- Ravens-Falcons over 49.5 points at +173
- Simulation runs
- 10,000 per NFL game
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