Week 10 wraps up with an NFC showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Oddsmakers are currently valuing the Packers as a marginal home favorite at -118 odds, while the point total is set to 44.5.
My NFL Monday Night Football Player Props & Bets (Week 9) finished 1-2. Dak Prescott went under 265.5 passing yards. Cardinals running back Bam Knight went under 47.5 rushing yards during Emari Demercado’s return, while Cowboys’ tight end Jake Ferguson was held out of the end zone.
Let’s aim for a winning night at Lambeau Field with three player props to tail ahead of Monday’s prime-time tilt featuring the Eagles and Packers. Follow me on X at Matt_MacKay_ for more betting analysis and free picks.
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Week 10 wraps up with an NFC showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Oddsmakers are currently valuing the Packers as a marginal home favorite at -118 odds, while the point total is set to 44.5.
My NFL Monday Night Football Player Props & Bets (Week 9) finished 1-2. Dak Prescott went under 265.5 passing yards. Cardinals running back Bam Knight went under 47.5 rushing yards during Emari Demercado’s return, while Cowboys’ tight end Jake Ferguson was held out of the end zone.
Let’s aim for a winning night at Lambeau Field with three player props to tail ahead of Monday’s prime-time tilt featuring the Eagles and Packers. Follow me on X at Matt_MacKay_ for more betting analysis and free picks.
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Best NFL Monday Night Football Player Prop Picks
(Odds courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook)
A.J. Brown is coming off a hamstring injury, sidelining him during the Eagles’ 38-20 win over the New York Giants in Week 8. Brown draws a tough matchup against Green Bay’s secondary, which is allowing 5.0 net yards per pass attempt, ranked second-best in the NFL.
Even when available, Brown has ceded targets to Devonta Smith and Dallas Goedert. Brown has gone under 4.5 receptions in two of his previous four games, which came against Tampa Bay and Minnesota.
Green Bay’s run defense is just as stout, but the Eagles’ preference to establish the run should minimize Brown’s opportunities in the passing attack. Let’s lay a bit of juice and bet on Brown to wind up going under 4.5 receptions for a second straight outing.
Philadelphia’s biggest weakness on defense in 2025 has been defending the run. The Eagles have done better in recent games, however, those performances came against teams with a weak rushing attack or shorthanded personnel.
Now, Green Bay Packers’ RB1, Josh Jacobs, is poised to run rampant at home on the frozen tundra. Jacobs’ total rushing yards prop is set to 69.5, which he’s gone over in half of his starts this season.
All four of his games that have hit 70 or more rushing yards have been against sub-par run defenses. The Eagles’ run defense is not good, and head coach Matt LaFleur will attempt to set the tone at the line of scrimmage with his workhorse running back.
Jacobs has logged 16 or more carries in five matchups this year. It’s enough volume in a favorable matchup to justify betting on Jacobs to go over 69.5 rushing yards.
Jalen Hurts is going to have to make plays with his legs to avoid Green Bay’s pass rush. The Super Bowl MVP has gone under 26.5 rushing yards in four straight games, so at first glance, betting over 26.5 rushing yards may seem like a bad investment.
Upon closer inspection, Green Bay’s run defense is a bit more vulnerable than its pass defense. The Packers have allowed 90-plus rushing yards in five games this season, including a season-high 163 yards at home to Rico Dowdle and the Carolina Panthers in Week 9.
Hurts’ mobility and elusiveness are aided by the presence of star running back Saquon Barkley. The Eagles’ franchise quarterback sailed over this line in three of the first four games this season, so it’s time for Hurts to log another dominant night on the ground in this high-stakes NFC matchup.
Let’s finish our Monday Night Football player props by placing a bet on Hurts to go over 26.5 rushing yards at -114 odds.
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