3–0 SWEEP: Broncos Complete the Three-Leg Parlay

3–0 SWEEP — and the three-leg parlay cashes. Minnesota +4.5, Buffalo ML and Denver ML all won their individual tickets. Combining the same three selections in a 0.5U parlay provided additional leverage, with Denver's 28–24 comeback sealing the sweep.

Josh Allen set the tone with a one-yard rushing touchdown before Baltimore's afternoon unraveled under injuries and turnovers. Lamar Jackson exited with a thumb injury, and backup Tyler Huntley later departed with a toe injury. Derrick Henry provided Baltimore's first touchdown, but Buffalo's defense repeatedly created short fields, including a sack-fumble recovery deep in Ravens territory.

The Bills led 16–7 at halftime after a late field goal. Baltimore trimmed the deficit to 16–10, but James Cook's rushing touchdown restored separation. Buffalo kept applying pressure, adding another touchdown with an unsuccessful two-point try, then Allen connected with Dalton Kincaid for the score that made it 36–10. A further Ravens fumble recovery allowed Buffalo to drain the remaining clock.

Edge takeaway: Buffalo did more than protect a lead. Defensive takeaways and red-zone execution turned a competitive first half into a decisive second-half rout. Bills ML cashes.

Minnesota's cover was anything but comfortable. After an early missed Vikings field goal, Detroit had an apparent Amon-Ra St. Brown touchdown overturned by replay and settled for three. Minnesota responded with a touchdown drive featuring Justin Jefferson. A Murray interception and Detroit field goal left the Vikings up 7–6 at halftime.

Detroit missed a field goal to open the second half. As Minnesota pushed into Lions territory late in the third quarter, a serious injury to Campbell prompted a delay and a cart to leave the field. The Vikings subsequently failed on fourth down, but later found Jordan Addison for a major completion deep in Detroit territory and finished a touchdown drive with a two-point conversion.

Jahmyr Gibbs powered Detroit's response on the ground, setting up the Lions' go-ahead touchdown. Minnesota couldn't answer, and Detroit controlled the closing possessions. Facing third-and-one with the Vikings out of timeouts, the Lions converted on a quarterback sneak before kneeling out the 19–15 victory.

Edge takeaway: Detroit got the win, but Minnesota stayed within the number. The Vikings +4.5 leg cashes by half a point. Buying the point for the alt line cashed parlay.

Kansas City led 14–13 at halftime and extended its advantage to 24–13 in the second half, while Denver endured repeated three-and-outs. The Broncos answered with a fourth-and-goal touchdown and two-point conversion to pull within 24–21. After Kansas City missed a 54-yard field goal, Bo Nix connected with Coleman for a 52-yard gain to set up first-and-goal. Coleman scored from five yards out for a 28–24 Denver lead with 1:56 remaining. Kansas City drove to the Denver one-yard line, but the Broncos' goal-line stand preserved the win. Sean Payton recorded his 200th coaching victory, and Nix authored another fourth-quarter comeback.

Edge takeaway: Denver's late-game execution overcame a sluggish second half, and the Broncos ML at +100 secured the parlay sweep.

✓ Buffalo Bills ML — WIN (36–10)

✓ Minnesota Vikings +4.5 — WIN (lost 19–15)

✓ Denver Broncos ML — WIN (28–24)

Three-leg parlay: Minnesota +4.5 (−140) × Buffalo ML (−170) × Denver ML (+100). Stake: 0.5U. Result: WIN. Calculated combined odds approximately +390; estimated parlay net profit +1.95U.

Three straight winners: Minnesota +4.5 (−140), 1U risk, +0.714U net; Buffalo ML (−170), 1U risk, +0.588U net; Denver ML (+100), 1U risk, +1.000U net. Parlay leverage: Minnesota +4.5 × Buffalo ML × Denver ML, 0.5U risk, approximately +1.949U net at calculated odds of +390.

Total risk: 3.5U | Estimated net profit: +4.25U | ROI: +121.5% | Total returned: 7.75U. Returns are calculated from the listed straight-bet odds and estimated combined parlay odds; actual settlement may differ slightly.

Get game recaps, market insights and new articles delivered directly to your inbox.