SportsLine's proven computer simulation model has released its six-leg longshot parlay for Week 9 of the 2026 NFL season, a combination that could pay well over $1.5 million on a $10 wager. The model, which simulates every game 10,000 times, enters the week on a 60-51 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024 and has generated more than $5,000 in profit for $100 players since its inception.
Among the trends highlighted is the Los Angeles Chargers' remarkable first-drive scoring despite a 10-game losing streak. As 5.5-point home underdogs against Houston, the Chargers have scored on their opening drive in six consecutive games. Betting markets offer odds of +353 for a first-drive touchdown, +546 for a passing score, +1020 for a rushing touchdown, and +402 for a field goal. Houston has allowed just one first-drive touchdown all season. Other home underdogs featured include the Indianapolis Colts (+5.5 vs. Dallas), Miami Dolphins (+6.5 vs. Detroit), and Minnesota Vikings (+3 vs. Buffalo on Monday night).
A key selection in the parlay backs Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams to record 70 or more receiving yards against the Dolphins at +200. Williams recently posted 70 yards against Minnesota's top-ranked pass defense and has averaged 77.5 yards over his last four games, reaching the 70-yard mark in three of them — all against top-10 pass defenses. Miami's defense allows the highest passer rating, highest completion percentage, most passing yards per attempt, and the fewest sacks in the league, while surrendering 70-plus yards to a wide receiver in each of the past three weeks. The Dolphins are stout against the run, allowing just 3.8 yards per carry, a figure bettered by only six teams, which suggests Detroit will lean heavily on the passing game. Williams is projected for 72 receiving yards on Sunday.
The parlay also includes five additional Week 9 picks from the model, among them two touchdown-scorer props each returning over +1200. The full six-leg parlay and all individual selections are available exclusively through SportsLine.
