
NFL week 10 is here, and there's a highly anticipated Monday Night Football (MNF) matchup ahead featuring the Eagles and Packers!

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Tonight, Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2, 3-1 away) will square off against Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers (5-2, 3-1 home).
Headlining two top teams in the NFC, the Eagles are the No. 2 seed in the conference, while the Packers sit at No. 3. Now the Eagles will head west to Green Bay for the first time since 2020! 3-0 SU and ATS against Green Bay since 2022, the reigning champion Eagles get their fifth road game of the season. It's their first matchup since last year's wild-card playoff game.
Once again, the Eagles are Super Bowl favorites (+75o) behind Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. Last winners of Super Bowl XLV in 2011, Green Bay (+1000) is favored among the top seven NFL teams to raise the Lombardi trophy.
Tonight, the Packers are slim 1.5-point spread favorites at home, and oddsmakers are predicting a close matchup. I truly believe Green Bay is mispriced following their 16-13 home loss to Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers.
It won't be an easy task for Love and company, who face a Philadelphia team that's fresh off a BYE week and two straight wins. In those victories, the Eagles' offense has been explosive, averaging 33 points over that span.
While the Packers are banged up and coming off a brutal loss to Carolina, tonight's showdown will spotlight two of the NFL's most potent offenses! The Packers already lost wide receiver Jayden Reed to injury, and now tight end Tucker Kraft. Now that Christian Watson is back and healthy, can rookie Matthew Golden stay off the injury report?
A primetime matchup on ABC and ESPN, the weather forecast calls for 5.8 mph winds at 32 degrees at kickoff. Set to start at 8:15 p.m. ET, tonight's matchup will take place at Lambeau Field.
Let's take a look at my three best bets, player prop picks, and predictions for the November 10 Monday Night Football matchup featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers. In this article, you will find a mix of total picks, popular quarterback, and wide receiver prop bets.
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BEST ODDS FOR PHILADELPHIA EAGLES VS GREEN BAY PACKERS
2025-2026 Season Stats
GP: 2 | REC: 6 | Targets: 8 | Receiving Yards: 143 | Avg: 23.8 | TD: 0n | Longest Reception: 52
My first best bet for today, I placed one unit on Green Bay Packers wide receiver Christian Watson to record over a 21.5 longest reception against the Eagles.
The former second-round pick out of North Dakota State possesses a ton of talent, but hasn't lived up to the hype since injuries. Now back and fully healthy, Watson has the opportunity to break out amid an injured and crowded receiving corps.
At 6'4, Watkins has plenty of size to get downhill, and may compete with rookie wideout Matthew Golden (if healthy) for long ball plays. However, he's expected to be heavily involved with Romeo Doubs. That's especially since Dontayvion Wicks and Golden are questionable to play.
Aside from injuries and last week's loss, this is a Packers offense that ranks No. 6 in Offensive DVOA. Now that Tucker Kraft is out on IR, that creates even more opportunities for Watson.
I will admit, this prop scares me a bit, mainly because of injury history; however, Watson has six receptions, eight targets, and a total of 143 yards through two games. Exploding for 85 and 68 receiving yards against the Steelers and Panthers, the long game isn't even a question.
In both games, he soared well over this player prop line, recording a 33 and 52 52-yard reception over the last two weeks. That's an average of more than 25 yards on a longest reception. I'm confident, given Watson played 56 % of snaps in week 8 and 66 % of snaps in week 9. With that said, he's expected to line up wide across from Adoree' Jackson or Quinyon Mitchell.
Sure, the Eagles are the reigning champs, but they are vulnerable on the defensive end. Ranking No. 16 in defensive passing DVOA, Philadelphia gives up the tenth most receiving yards to receivers. All year long, we've seen receivers FEAST against the Eagles. To name a few:
This is just a short list of receivers who've had success against the Eagles' secondary this season and in the long game. Four different receivers have tallied 100+ receiving yards, and eight different wideouts have soared over a longest reception of 21.5 yards.
Has the Eagles' defense improved? Surely. However, they've allowed over 20.5 longest receptions in five straight weeks! Running nearly 50 routes over the last two weeks, we are talking about a receiver that's averaging 91 air yards per game with a catch rate of 75 percent!
While he's performed best against bottom-pass-tier defenses, he's put up 58 yards against average pass defenses.
I think the books are sleeping on this line, especially since the Eagles will be missing Jaire Alexander. We are talking about a Philly team that allows 336 yards per game, 6.5 yards per pass attempt, and 216 passing yards per game!
2025-2026 Season Stats
GP: 6 | CMP: 118 | Attempts: 172 | CMP: 68.6 % | Passing Yards: 1,270| Passing TD: 14 | Pass Long: 80 | Rushing Yards:18 | Rushing TD: 0
My second-best bet for tonight, I placed one unit on Green Bay Packers star quarterback Jordan Love to record over 224.5 passing yards against the Eagles.
There's no doubt Jordan Love has been slinging the football as of late, even tallying 273 passing yards in last week's loss to the Panthers.
With 2,071 passing yards on the season, we are talking about a Packers team that runs 57.8 percent of pass plays under head coach Matt LaFleur. That includes an offense that includes running back Josh Jacobs.
Generating 633 passing yards over the last two games, we saw Love explode for 360 and three touchdowns against the Steelers. It may be slightly different tonight, given that the receiver room is hurt and Tucker Kraft is out for the season.
Still, this is an average matchup for Love, who faces an Eagles defense that ranks middle of the road in opponent passing yards per game. Although limiting Giants' quarterback Jaxson Dart to under 200 passing yards twice, it's been a different story for the rest.
Jared Goff (242) and Baker Mayfield (289) both soared well over this player prop, and former Eagle Carson Wentz threw for 313 passing yards just two weeks ago!
This year, we've seen Love throw north of 300+ yards against 3-4 defenses, and he has been pass-heavy as of late! Clearing 224 passing yards in four of the last five games, he's averaging 281.6 passing yards over this span. In fact, we've seen him throw for 330+ against the Cowboys and Steelers.
The Eagles may be top Super Bowl favorites, but they haven't been stellar against the pass. They have allowed over 215 passing yards to quarterbacks this season, and Love still has plenty of receivers to share the wealth with.
I'm expecting Love to get plenty of play-action plays, and now he gets a home matchup, where he's averaging 253 passing yards at home. Overall, this Eagles defense IS vulnerable. They rank No. 13 in EPA per play and No. 17 in success rate.
2025-2026 Season Stats
My third-best bet for today, I placed one unit on the Eagles vs. Packers matchup to total over 45.5 points. I did receive a boost on Fanatics sportsbook.
Today is a showdown of two of the most potent offenses in the NFL. Sure, the Packers are banged up, but they still have a core set of receivers.
Last year, they defeated the Packers 22-10 in a wild-card matchup, and two of their previous three head-to-head matchups have soared over 46 and 49 points.
While the Packers are a top-10 team defensively, both Green Bay (17th) and Philadelphia (26th) rank low in defensive rush DVOA. And with that, there's no question Micah Parsons has made an impact in Green Bay. The Eagles made a number of moves at the trade deadline to boost their defense. How will the addition of Jaelan Phillips fare against Parsons and company?
I would be shocked if this wasn't a shoot-out tonight, especially since the Eagles have put up 30+ points in three games alone this season. Scoring 66 points over the last week, is the Packers' defense THAT good? Plus, the Eagles have a 5-3 O/U record this season.
