3 Player Props To Target Eagles-Packers Week 10 Monday Night Football
Summary
A highly anticipated Week 10 Monday Night Football game features the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2) against the Green Bay Packers (5-2-1). While the Packers hold a statistical edge in yards per play, the Eagles’ offense has improved, and their bye week provided extra preparation time to exploit defensive weaknesses. This matchup is expected to generate significant live betting activity.
Three key player props are highlighted. For Green Bay, running back Josh Jacobs is expected to have 3+ receptions due to injuries to the Packers’ top pass-catchers. For Philadelphia, wide receiver DaVonte Smith is projected to exceed 4.5 receptions, as he can exploit the Packers’ weaker coverage in the slot. Additionally, tight end Dallas Goedert is a strong candidate for 4+ catches, targeting a Packers defense that is vulnerable against tight ends.
The Monday Night Football feature will be one of the most watched and wagered prime time games of the season when the Philadelphia Eagles (6-2) tackle the Green Bay Packers (5-2-1) to conclude Week 10 on Nov. 10. Player props will drive more betting action along with live/in-game betting at top online sportsbook BetOnline.
The Eagles enter off a bye with their offense playing better the past four games. Quarterback Jalen Hurts’ passing has picked up to rank top-10 in EPA passing offense in games against the Giants twice, Vikings and Broncos top defense when he passed for 280 yards on 23 completions. But the Packers are allowing a league-best 5.8 yards per pass attempt, and Hurts completed just 60% of his passes in two games against the Packers last season with 4 TD passes, 2 INT’s, 33 and 36 yards rushing and zero rushing touchdowns. Still, there will be opportunities underneath and the Eagles have extra practice and preparation to game plan accordingly against more zone coverage, and exploit some of the Packers potential defensive weaknesses.
Stats and performance edges this season favor the Packers, who have the better yards per play offense and defense. Green Bay holds a +1.4 yards per play edge in this matchup against the Eagles.
3 Player Props
- Packers RB Josh Jacobs – 3+ receptions (-145) or better 4+ receptions (+160)
With top TE Tucker Kraft now out for the season (ACL) and top receiver Jayden Reed (collarbone) still out since Week 2, Jacobs will be tasked to catch more passes. Packers QB Love will be forced to get the ball out quicker against the Eagles stronger pass rush, as Love is completing a league-low 37.7% of his passes and 4.7 yards per attempt (32nd) when facing pressure. With the Packers missing their two best pass catchers in space, Jacobs will be a preferred target in this matchup.
- Eagles WR DaVonte Smith – Over 4.5 receptions
The Packers defense is conceding just 197 passing yards per game which ranks top 10 (Eagles 216). Green Bay tops the league in preventing explosive pass plays and limits deep pass completions. Operating out of more zone and Cover 3 (37%) and some Cover 6 looks, the Packers will double-zone WR A.J. Brown more. Smith can take advantage in the slot, as the Packers rank bottom third of the league in shorter pass efficiency defense, and worse covering the middle where Smith operates at a 50%+ rate out of the slot. Sharp sports stats and analysis show that Smith leads the Eagles in yards per route run (2.28), and he’s best in yards per route run against Cover 3. Smith is essentially tied with Brown on target rate per route (21+%). Look at the Packers game at Pittsburgh in late Oct., and see Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers completed 8 passes (11 targets) to a pair of slot receivers. Smith is a stronger threat in the slot.
- Eagles TE Dallas Goedert – 4+ receptions (-135) or 5+ receptions (+165)
The short passing game should funnel through Smith and also Goedert, who comes out of the bye with a career-high 7 touchdowns. He’s a top target in the red zone (30.4%) for the Eagles, where they are running more designed plays for him near the endzone. The Packers defense allows 26.5% targets to tight ends – fourth highest in the league.
As you evaluate more NFL futures including conference and Super Bowl odds, the Eagles (+850) and Packers (+1000) are among the favorites to win the Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8, 2026. The Packers will be featured in prime time again on Thanksgiving, Nov. 27 against the Detroit Lions, and sandwiched between two other division games. Green Bay is in position to make a push towards the playoffs and division title. The Eagles are in prime position to win another NFC East title and prepare for a late season playoff run to the Super Bowl for the third time in four years looking to capture their second straight Lombardi Trophy.
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