Don't Tail This!
What started as a text thread between two friends who are terrible at gambling is now, yet another gambling podcast for you to enjoy or better yet ignore.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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Week 3 NFL Parlays (opens the original)
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Al and Ben are back for Week 3 of the NFL season, looking to bounce back after another rough week of betting. They break down the Sunday slate and build three parlays, one for each slate of games. 15:28 — Building the 1 PM Parlay 26:20 — Building the 4 PM Parlay 34:45 — Building the SNF Parlay Follow our betting progress and tail our bets on The Action Network app. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @donttailthis
NFL Week 1 Parlays | Are We Picking Pickens to Go Off This Week? (opens the original)
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We are back with our first official prop parlays of the NFL season! Each week, we will give you three 3-leg parlays, one for each slate of games on Sunday. 23:43 — 1 PM Parlay 44:29 — 4 PM Parlay 1:04:21 — Sunday Night Football Parlay Follow our betting progress and tail our bets on The Action Network app. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter: @donttailthis
2026 NFL Season Preview: Player Milestone Parlays (opens the original)
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The Don't Tail This podcast is back for Season 2 and, for the first time, bringing the podcast to video. They explain what’s changing this season — including a new weekly Saturday release schedule, three-leg parlays, and tracking their official picks on Action Network — before diving into their first bets of the NFL season: player milestone parlays. They break down their favorite quarterbacks who could reach 3,500 or 4,000 passing yards (10:56), running backs who could rush for 1,000 yards (28:0
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