NFL Thanksgiving Parlay: Our Best Bets & Expert Picks for 'Pass the Leg' Parlay Builder

Thanksgiving is all about spending time with family and friends, and that includes sweating out bets together with an NFL Thanksgiving parlay. So we asked our NFL expert staff for their best bets and expert picks for all three games today.

All of these bets can be included in the new "Pass the Leg" collaborative parlay builder feature at FanDuel, which lets you build one shared parlay with others and only pay for your leg. So, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, we all brought our favorite dish to the table for a 6-leg NFL parlay with +13693 odds, which would turn a $10 bet into a $1,369.30 profit.

🍗 NFL Thanksgiving parlay: Our best bets for 'Pass the Leg'

Odds via FanDuel - one of our best NFL parlay betting sites - and subject to change.

🧀 Josh Jacobs, RB, Packers: To score anytime touchdown (-120)

LJ Blut: Jacobs will be returning as the bell-cow back for the Packers on Thanksgiving. He’s been a red-zone monster this season and has already rushed for 11 touchdowns in only 10 games. He has scored in eight of those 10 contests - including in Week 1 against Detroit - and he was injured in the first quarter of one of those two outlier games. The Lions allowed 27 points to the lowly Giants last week, and I expect the Packers to put up points on this defense, too. That should give Jacobs plenty of opportunities to cash the first leg of this parlay.

🦁 Jahmyr Gibbs, RB, Lions: Over 109.5 rushing + receiving yards (-114)

Liam Fox: Gibbs just about single-handedly won last week's game for the Lions against the Giants. It was his second game of the season of 200-plus yards from scrimmage, and the star running back has gone Over this total in five of his last six games. After totaling just 50 yards in the first matchup against the Green Bay Packers in Week 1, I'm backing an in-form Gibbs to play with an attitude this time around in a huge NFC North tilt.

🔴 Xavier Worthy, WR, Chiefs: 60+ receiving yards (+230)

Esten McLaren: Worthy's standard receiving line is set at 39.5 yards against the Cowboys with equal -114 odds on either side. While he's topped that line just four times this season and hit 60+ just once, he was targeted seven or more times in three of his last four games and had a long of 31 yards en route to a 59-yard game last week. The Cowboys allow receivers to haul in 69.3% of their targets and average 9.75 yards per target (and 14.1 yards per reception). The 52.5-point Over/Under is the highest on the entire Week 13 slate, so I'm expecting Worthy to play his part as QBs Patrick Mahomes and Dak Prescott exchange deep shots in the second half.

🤠 George Pickens, WR, Cowboys: To score anytime touchdown (+145)

C Jackson Cowart: While CeeDee Lamb is the spiritual No. 1 receiver in this offense, Pickens has looked like the best receiver in football the last two weeks with at least nine catches for 144 yards and a touchdown in each contest. He's been a touchdown machine all season long, ranking third in the NFL with eight TDs and scoring in seven of his 11 games thus far. So I'm surprised to see him dealing at these odds, which imply a roughly 40% chance that he'll reach the end zone in what should be a high-scoring affair.

🐯 Joe Burrow, QB, Bengals: Over 251.5 passing yards (-114)

Dustin Saracini: Yup, I'm drinking the Burrow Kool-Aid in his first game back. He couldn't have asked for a better spot, either, going up against a bottom-10 pass defense allowing 22 completions per game. It helps that Lamar Jackson and Co. are primed to put up a ton of points against the Bengals’ pass defense, too. With Ja'Marr Chase back for a game projected for 52 points, Burrow should fly over this number.

🐦‍⬛ Isaiah Likely, TE, Ravens: To score anytime touchdown (+270)

Andrew Reid: You'd like to see higher odds for a player who hasn't found pay dirt all season, but this is likely the week for the Ravens tight end. Cincinnati has been abysmal against tight ends all season, giving up twice as many scores per game on average to the position (1.2 per game) as the next-worst team. Likely had a respectable six regular-season TDs last year, so his presence in the end zone isn't unheard of. He's been targeted a couple times inside the 5-yard line already this season, so this could be the week he cashes in.