NFL Week 4 +32,100 Lotto Parlay: Can We turn $5 into $1,600?

Sports betting is supposed to be fun, as long as it is done responsibly and by sticking to your limits. We talk about it all the time on our NFL Betting Show, Griddy-Iron Gang. Come and hang out with us 😉

However, there are ways to not go crazy with the amount you are betting and still hit a big payout.

‘Lotto Betting’ as it is called is a way to put 5 or 10 bucks on a long shot parlay and if you put together the right combinations, the payouts can be incredible.

Now, I will say this once before I dive into my Week 4 Lotto Parlay. The odds on these parlays should tell you all you need to know on the frequency at which they hit.

These parlays are NOT to be heavily invested in. They are for fun and for the chance to hit a big one, with the understanding that it is probably a $5 donation more likely than anything else.

So don’t buy a cup of coffee tomorrow and lets see if we can turn $5 into over $1,600!

Betting doesn’t always have to be so boring and serious so if you like throwing a couple bucks on a long shot parlay that might ask some serious questions on Sunday, this page is for you.

I will be providing the odds from and booking this lotto on BetUS but you can play these particular props on any of these sportsbooks for similar odds:

This will be a 4 leg parlay and below I will give you the analysis into each play and the odds listed for the play.

They are all plus money plays and if lotto parlays aren’t for you, I highly recommend betting these props straight. There is money to be made in ladder betting, so however you like to bet is welcome here!

Hope this information is helpful for you and let’s see if we can hit a big one!

With that said, let’s find the lotto value in the Week 4 NFL slate!

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1. Joe Burrow 43+ Pass Attempts (+240)

First up this week is Joe Burrr and the Bengals taking on the Tennessee Titans in Nashville.

The Bengals were able to get their first win of the season on Monday Night Football against the Rams and in that game, Joe Burrow threw the ball a TON!

Obviously not 100%, Burrow still passed the ball 49 times, and has been getting the ball out of his hands incredibly fast. Per ESPN, Burrow led the NFL last season in release time of 2.39 seconds and that trend has continued this season.

The Bengals are prioritizing getting the ball out of Burrows hands quickly, not allowing any type pass rush to even threaten their Franchise superstar quarterback to risk reinjuring his gimpy calf.

Marry that game plan with the Titans defensive lopsidedness and you have a match made in heaven.

The Titans have arguably the best run defense in the entire NFL right now but conversely, the 2nd worst Pass defense.

The Bengals path to success in this game is to allow Burrow to throw the ball early and often and I think they do just that.

Look for Burrow to get the ball out quickly and as long as this game stays close throughout, as they usually do between these two teams, 43+ attempts should be very attainable.

Joe Burrow 43+ Pass Attempts (+240)

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2. D’Andre Swift 107+ Rushing Yards (+280)

Up next is D’Andre Swift and the Philadelphia Eagles taking on their NFC East foe the Washington Commanders at home in Philly on Sunday.

The Eagles offseason acquisition took a bit to get settled in to this Eagles offense but boy has he settled.

Swift has rattled off 2 straight 100 yard games and I don’t see a reason that doesn’t have a good chance of happening again on Sunday. Here is Swift’s last 2 outings:

• Week 2 vs Vikings: 28 carries, 175 yards, 6.3 Yards per Carry
• Week 3 vs Buccaneers: 16 carries, 130 yards, 8.1 Yards per Carry

Swift has established himself as the lead back in this incredibly effective Eagles offense and if he can stay healthy, he could have a sensational year.

The Commanders are 22nd against the Run, allowing 128.7 Yards per game so far this season and with how well the Eagles are running the ball with Swift right now, I expect that to be a major part of the game plan on Sunday.

Love this prop.

D’Andre Swift 107+ Rushing Yards (+280)

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3. Adam Thielen 8+ Receptions (+330)

I love Adam Thielen this week, in lots of ways. I talked about his touchdown prop in my Must Bet Anytime Touchdown article but for this, let’s roll with his receptions.

Thielen and the Carolina Panthers host the Minnesota Vikings in a battle of two winless teams looking to finally get their first win of the season.

First off, I am willing to roll with the ‘former team’ narrative here. Thielen had a great career for the Minnesota Vikings and in his first game playing against them, you know he is going to want to show out. You always like showing your Ex how fantastically you are doing in your new relationship when you randomly bump into them, even if it ended amicably.

Athletes are exactly the same way when playing their former teams.

The added bonus here is that Thielen is actually balling so far this season for the Cats. The veteran wideout has 18 catches in the last 2 weeks on a whopping 23 targets.

Rookie quarterback Bryce Young was able to hook up with Thielen in Week 2 for 7 catches, 54 yards and a touchdown. Young missed the Panthers last game but Andy Dalton stepped right in and fed Thielen for 11 catches, 149 yards and another touchdown.

Young will be back this week for the Panthers and I expect more of the same again this week against the Vikings leaky secondary.

The Vikings are the 24th ranked pass defense right now and got absolutely torched by the Chargers last week, with quarterback Justin Herbert feeding wide out Keenan Allen, who went for an absurd 18 catches for 215 yards.

The Panthers are not the Chargers, I know that, but I love the production of Thielen and he should have ample opportunity against this Vikings secondary.

Adam Thielen 8+ Receptions (+330)

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4. Christian McCaffrey 59+ Receiving Yards (+480)

Last, but certainly not least, we have the best running back in football, Christian McCaffrey and the San Fransisco 49ers taking on the Arizona Cardinals in the Bay on Sunday afternoon.

McCaffrey has been awesome so far to start the season for the 3-0 Niners and if he stays healthy, could push to be the Offensive Player of the Year. Long way to go but he is playing that way so far.

McCaffrey is leading the NFL with 359 rushing yards through 3 games but in this game, I love his receiving yards.

McCaffrey has gone over his 28.5 receiving yards line in 5 straight games against the Red Birds and last season in this matchup, he feasted.

He played the Cardinals twice last season, one with his former team, the Panthers, and the other with the Niners.

Here’s how he faired receiving:

• 2022 Week 4 (with Carolina): 9 catches, 81 receiving yards
• 2022 Week 10 (With San Fransisco): 7 catches, 67 receiving yards

Something about this matchup allows McCaffrey to get loose in the passing game and I expect a similar performance again Sunday. He could get it all in one play on a screen or a quick pass and take it to the house.

For the awesome value, I love this prop to round us out!

Christian McCaffrey 59+ Receiving Yards (+480)

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Week 4 +32,100 Lotto Ticket

So there you have it!

Let’s see if we can get close this week and turn a cup of coffee into a big payout!

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