NFL Monday Night Football Player Props & Picks: Cowboys vs. Eagles

A classic NFC East rivalry will be tonight’s Monday Night Football matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles are riddled with injuries, getting +4.5 points as a home underdog, while the Cowboys look to snap a 2-game losing skid on the road at Lincoln Financial Field.

Most of the Eagles’ skilled players are ruled out due to injury. QB Jalen Hurts will miss the remainder of the season due to blood clots, meaning QB Tanner McKee is set to make his second start of the season after finishing with a 57 percent completion rate in a loss to the Panthers in Week 6.

My Week 6 NFL Monday Night Football Player Props & Picks: Commanders vs. 49ers settled 2-1 for a profitable outing. Brock Purdy played a clean game, not throwing an interception (-127), and George Kittle cleared 60 Receiving Yards (-150) during San Francisco’s 23-17 win. 49ers RB Kaelon Black finished with 34 rushing yards, going Over 24.5 Rushing Yards for our lone loss.

I’ve found 3 of my favorite player props to bet ahead of tonight’s Monday Night Football game between the Cowboys and Eagles. Follow me on X @Matt_MacKay for more NFL betting analysis and free picks.

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Best NFL Monday Night Football Player Prop Bets – Week 7: Cowboys vs. Eagles

(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)

Dak Prescott Over 1.5 Pass TDs (-132)

Dak Prescott has failed to log 2 or more passing touchdowns in 4 straight starts for the Cowboys. That changes tonight in Philadelphia, with the Eagles allowing 273+ passing yards in 3 straight games.

Philadelphia has surrendered 375+ total yards of offense to 4 straight opponents. Prescott should be able to move the ball downfield tonight, where he can target a healthy receiving corps led by wideouts CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens.

Prescott has thrown 2+ passing touchdowns in 6 of his last 7 games played against the Eagles. Dallas desperately needs a win to snap its losing slump, so expect Prescott to be aggressive as a passer in a favorable matchup.

Bet on Dak Prescott Over 1.5 Pass TDs at -132 odds.

Ryan Flournoy Over 33.5 Receiving Yards (-111)

Overshadowed by Lamb and Pickens, Cowboys WR3 Ryan Flournoy has been a reliable target for Prescott in the passing attack this season. Flournoy has recorded 34+ receiving yards in 3 consecutive starts for Dallas.

We’ve already analyzed how porous the Eagles’ secondary has played in 2026. Philadelphia ranks 19th in net passing yards per attempt (6.5), surrendering 247 passing yards in 4 straight contests.

Flournoy benefits from coverage aimed at containing Lamb and Pickens. He has drawn 4+ targets in every start for the Cowboys this year, including a season-high 9 targets in his last outing against the Packers.

Bet on Ryan Flournoy to go Over 33.5 Receiving Yards at -111 odds.

CeeDee Lamb Anytime TD Scorer (+120)

CeeDee Lamb was peppered with targets in a Week 6 loss to the Packers, finishing with 9-70 on 18 targets. The Cowboys’ star wideout has not found the end zone in 2 straight appearances after scoring 4 touchdowns across his first 4 starts.

Lamb has scored a touchdown in 4 consecutive road starts in prime time against an opponent with a losing record. This trend builds in strength, considering how poorly the Eagles’ pass defense is playing right now.

Dallas needs to start winning to erase the 3-game deficit the Giants hold in the NFC East division race. It shouldn’t take long for Lamb to haul in a touchdown in a plus-matchup that the Cowboys have to win.

We’re landing plus odds on Lamb in the Anytime TD Scorer betting market due to his 2-game drought. Let’s take advantage and bet on CeeDee Lamb’s Anytime TD Scorer prop at +120 odds.