Each week, members from our betting team will share their best bets from the slate of NFL games in hopes of building the ultimate 8-leg parlay on FanDuel.
This year, we will give you four best bets from our team while also the most popular prop bet, side and touchdown bet of the week.
This week, according to the traders at FanDuel those three props are the following.

Most Popular Side: Most popular side: Buccaneers -6.5 vs Broncos

Most Popular Touchdown Scorer: Alvin Kamara anytime TD -170

Most Popular Prop Bet: Derek Carr over 1.5 TD passes -102


Let's see if we can cash another 170-1 parlay this year. 

Domenic Padula: Alvin Kamara 60+ Rushing Yards vs. Eagles

The Saints offence put up historic numbers through the first two weeks of the season and new offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is the favourite to win NFL Assistant Coach of the Year at FanDuel as a result. New Orleans brought back all of the pieces featured in its offence last season, but Kubiak's offence has unlocked their potential early on. Nobody has looked better through the first two weeks than Alvin Kamara, who has averaged 99.0 rushing yards on 17.5 rushing attempts per game. The Eagles defence has allowed a league-worst 6.4 yards per carry and conceded 157.5 rushing yards per game. Josh Jacobs and Bijan Robinson both cleared these marks with ease against Philly the first two weeks. I expect Kamara to do the same on Sunday.

Connor Ford: Javonte Williams Over 14.5 Receiving Yards 

Yes, the Broncos offence is abysmal. But Javonte Williams finds himself in a perfect spot to go over his receiving yards total against the Buccaneers this week.  Tampa Bay has allowed the most receiving yards (175) and receptions (19) to the running back position through two weeks. Opposing backs have also been quite efficient against their defence, averaging 8.75 yards per target.  Williams has failed to clear a 70 per cent snap rate in his first two games, but he’s still been plenty active as a receiver. Among running backs that have seen at least five targets this season, Williams ranks 11th in routes run (42). While the efficiency has been far from spectacular, the opportunities have been there when he’s on the field. Sean Payton is infamous for involving his running backs in the passing game and negative game scripts have forced the Broncos to pass more than they probably would like to. Denver leads the NFL with a 70.4% pass rate and they’ll likely have to keep airing out as sizeable underdogs in Tampa. I’ll lock in Williams over 14.5 receiving yards as my best bet for Week 3. 

Chris Brieda: Houston Texans -2.5 

I saw this line and pondered, but it’s slim enough for me to trust the Texans to win and cover. After a Week 2 full of voodoo across the league with upsets littering the board, I expect things to balance out. While Sam Darnold has been throwing with confidence for the 2-0 Vikings, I trust the better QB in the game, Coleridge Bernard Stroud IV, to throw “friendly balls” throughout the afternoon. I know Stefon Diggs said he wouldn’t put his old girl down to make his new one feel better, but this is his first time back at the home of his ex-ex in Minnesota. He’ll want to ball out and win! Gimme the exuberant Texans to take down a Minny squad who just came off a win above expectation last week over the 49ers. I want H-Town, and I want them by a field goal.

Drew Morrison: Jerome Ford Over 48.5 rushing yards 

Ford fantasy owners got a scare last week when he was out-carried 2-to-1 by D’Onta Foreman.  Foreman didn’t have a single tote in week 1 but was handed the rock fourteen times in week 2.  Despite having just seven attempts, Ford outgained his backfield buddy by 20 yards.  This should be an even more favourable game script against a Giants defence that is allowing 163 yards a game on the ground – fifth worst in the league.  The Browns defence is capable of winning games on its own, while their quarterback has cost them more games than he’s won.  Smells like the recipe to run.  

Luke Bellus: Jared Goff Under 34.5 pass attempts 

My best bets this year have been anything but that. As I round out the week, I am 0-2 on the year and had the Denver Broncos last week. It's embarrassing, bad, and not good enough. The name of the game is to pick a winner, so I’ve decided to pick a winner this week. Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff threw the ball 55 times last week in a loss against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the fourth-highest number of his career. After watching the Lions march down the field in overtime of Week 1, backed by running the ball, it’s strange to see them abandon that philosophy just one game later. Goff’s total for passing attempts this week is 34.5. Detroit was 7-1 last year when he went under this number and just 5-4 when he went over this number. This week they travel to Arizona to take on one of the hotter quarterbacks to start the season, and a defence which ranked dead-last in stopping the run last year. The best way to prevent Kyler Murray from beating you is very simple, keep him off the field. And Detriot will do that by running the ball again, and again and again. Control the clock, shorten the game and get your season back on track with a good win on the road against a Cardinals team showing signs of life in year two under head coach Jonathan Gannon.