Alright, you gotta see this: a computer model that’s been absolutely crushing it on NFL picks just dropped its Week 6 parlay, and we’re talking about a potential payout of more than 25-1 if you hit ’em all. No joke. This thing is up over $5,000 for $100 players since it started, and it’s been on a ridiculous 57-46 run on top-rated picks stretching all the way back to 2024. If you’ve been following it, you’ve seen some serious returns already.
The Unbeatens and the Underdogs: Week 6 Drama
Heading into Week 6, we’ve still got three teams chilling in the unbeaten club. The Minnesota squad is sitting pretty at 5-0, and they’ll keep that perfect record for another week with a bye. But the other two are in action, making for some wild matchups. We’ve got the 4-0 Kansas City Chiefs facing off against the winless Los Angeles Chargers, who are getting +8.5 points in that AFC West battle. Then, on ‘Monday Night Football,’ the 5-0 San Francisco 49ers are set to clash with the Washington Commanders, who are catching +7.5. Beyond those, Week 6 is stacked with intriguing games like Bears vs. Falcons (+2.5), Steelers vs. Buccaneers (+2.5), and a big one on ‘Sunday Night Football’ with Cowboys vs. Packers (-1.5).
Green Bay Is the Lock of the Week?
Out of all those games, the model is absolutely hammering one pick: it’s backing the Packers (-116) to beat the Cowboys. This thing simulated every single game 10,000 times, and Green Bay came out on top in a staggering 62% of those simulations. And get this: the Packers have seriously owned the Cowboys lately, winning eight of their last 10 matchups, including a wild 40-40 tie at AT&T Stadium last year. Packers QB Jordan Love has been looking solid in his five starts this season, connecting on 60.5% of his passes for 1,408 yards, 10 touchdowns, and only three interceptions. His main dude, Christian Watson, is pulling down huge numbers, with 26 receptions for 474 yards, averaging a massive 18.2 yards per catch, and six touchdowns. Meanwhile, Dallas’s defense is struggling big time, ranking 26th in the league in points allowed at 27.2 per game, and almost dead last at 31st in total yards allowed with 395.4 per contest. Cowboys QB Dak Prescott has been okay, completing 67.2% of his passes for 1,381 yards and nine touchdowns with three picks, but that defense is a problem.
The model also flagged four other matchups where it says the betting line is way off, so you know it’s looking for value. This Week 6 slate is shaping up to be absolutely wild, and if this model keeps doing what it’s been doing, some lucky bettors are gonna have a huge weekend.
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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