And then there were four.
Four teams remaining with Super Bowl aspirations. Four quarterbacks with wildly different narratives entering this week. And (most importantly) four different NFL moneyline parlay combinations for what the Big Game matchup will be.
We break down each of the parlay combinations for the AFC and NFC Championships, along with which ones our NFL experts believe are most likely to happen.
NFL Conference Championship parlays
(Odds courtesy FanDuel Sportsbook)
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"The Faves"
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Approximate Odds: +141
Patriots moneyline
Seahawks moneyline
Clean and simple: We pick the two favorites to win, with New England at -4.5 and Seattle -2.5. It's boring... but effective.
⭐ Endorsed by: Jason Logan, Neil Parker
Jason: I bet Seattle moneyline and while I took Denver +5.5, I do think New England escapes Mile High with a win. Is this parlay pick boring? Yep. Does it require a Disney movie ending in Denver. Nope. Reality is boring... and profitable.
Neil: Rodney Dangerfield got more respect than this New England defense, so the Pats punch their Super Bowl ticket in Jarrett Stidham’s first postseason start. The Rams are travelling for a third consecutive game and the fifth time in six weeks, which is too much to ask against the Seahawks.
"You Da Real MVP "
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Approximate Odds: +211
Patriots moneyline
Rams moneyline
Here we're taking Drake Maye and Matthew Stafford — two of the MVP finalists and the clear favorites on the NFL MVP odds board — to square off in the Super Bowl.
⭐ Endorsed by: Rohit Ponnaiya
Rohit: Drake Maye against Jarrett Stidham? Easy call there. Sam Darnold has played well this year but I don't trust him as much as a proven stud like Matthew Stafford and a coach like Sean McVay.
"Ghosts n' Stuff"
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Approximate Odds: +407
Seahawks moneyline
Rams moneyline
Seattle QB Sam Darnold and his infamous 'ghosts' against Denver backup (and likely supreme game manager) Jarrett Stidham, who will be asked to do some stuff... but nothing too risky. Plus, this gives us a chance to remind everyone of this banger of a song.
⭐ Endorsed by: Josh Inglis, Joe Osborne
Josh: The Stidham distrust is inflated, and I'll take two home teams with the No. 1 and No. 3 defenses, per success rate. The Rams were lucky last week and have traveled a ton, while Drake Maye has turnover issues.
Joe: Why is everyone acting like Stidham is an incredible downgrade from Nix? Denver has the better defense, home field advantage and an additional day of rest. Up in Seattle, I think the Rams are set to run out of gas playing their fifth road game in six weeks against the well-rested Seahawks.
"For the Dawgs"
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Approximate Odds: +555
Broncos moneyline
Rams moneyline
Also simple, but much spicier as we have both underdogs winning — with the highest payout combination of +554 (about 4x the price of parlaying the chalk).
⭐ Endorsed by: Jon Metler
Jon: It’s time we put some respect on Oz the Mentalist. He called it months ago that it would be the Rams over the Broncos in the Super Bowl. In all seriousness, I unfortunately think the Broncos find a way at home, and the Rams have been my pick to win the Super Bowl for a while now. Stafford and McVay are getting a second ring.
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